Presumably, either we don't know about currency crises, etc. and we are bluffed into thinking Ron Paul's ideasa are the best ways to tackle it, OR we do and we support Ron Paul.
I love that he's not playing to the militaristic aspects of the Republican Party, and he actually engages the other candidates on stage in real debates and not pander-races. Then he starts talking about money and I go all slack-jawed as my earballs are assaulted with utter nonsense.
Agreed, I was just trying to express that while ham-handedly forcing a neologism from the FX Network into my post. Didn't work out too well, in retrospect.
I've never heard him comment directly on liquidity traps, which is why I'm curious to hear what he thinks about them. Any links?
Agreed, I was just trying to express that while ham-handedly forcing a neologism from the FX Network into my post. Didn't work out too well, in retrospect.
I've never heard him comment directly on liquidity traps, which is why I'm curious to hear what he thinks about them. Any links?
You can look at his official campaign web site. But other that that it seems to be getting more and more confusing what Paul says and what people say for him.
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