The media insists on characterizing statements about dependency on government handouts as controversial, but in truth such statements are absolutely correct. It’s not that nearly half of Americans are dependent on government; it’s actually more than half. If one includes … Continue reading →
Finally, somebody talking about the real fraud perpetrated on the American taxpayer by the Federal Reserve. We borrow money printed out of thin air by the FED and then pay them back with interest. Obama has suggested not paying Social … Continue reading →
Last week’s midterm elections have been characterized as a victory for grassroots Americans who are fed up with Washington and the political status quo. In particular, the elections are being touted as a clear indicator that voters demand reductions in … Continue reading →
by Ron Paul – September 18, 2000 Last week, I received an award for my support of “senior friendly” legislation in this Congress from the 60 Plus Association, a non-partisan group that focuses on issues important to seniors. While I … Continue reading →
