I’m bored as hell about politics anymore but I’m interested in what you think about how E. Howard Hunt said LBJ ordered JFK’s assassination, Ron Paul says that the U.S. is in serious danger of becoming a dictatorship and George Bush isn’t as stupid as you think he is.
Well, what do you think suckas?
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Josh — sorry been away for a while, but love your commentary as always. Ron Paul is awesome. As a student of Communication theory though, he has to find ways to make his revolutionary thought sound more viable and not just rational and principled. Shame, but the former is often more powerful than the latter.