Ron Paul For US President: Thats what Bob Novak Wants
Filed under: News, Politics | By: Roy
Posted on: August 1, 2007 | 48 Comments
When Bob Novak was asked about the 2008 US Presidential Elections, he dismissed the front-runners for the Presidency and said he would like to see Ron Paul win the US Presidential Elections next year.
Bob Novak was asked about the Republican presidential candidates but he didn’t have anything good to say about the current top-tier field of Rudy Giuliani, Fred Thompson, Mitt Romney and John McCain.
However although he said he thought he expects Fred Thompson to forward, he expressed a liking for Texas congressman Ron Paul. “He’s a very engaging person… I’d like to see him as president,” Novak said. “Can you imagine him at the United Nations?”
What do you think of Bob Novak’s comments on Ron Paul?
Who do you think will win the 2008 US Presidential Elections?
Do you want Ron Paul to win?
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I agree with Novak. It confuses me that the mainstream republicans and media paint Ron Paul’s ideas as fringe. Dr. Paul speaks clearly for small federal government, low taxes, free trade, strong military, rule of law, sanctity of life and non-interventionism. What’s there not to embrace? I will vote for him in the Republican primary.
Paul’s ideas are a return to Goldwater conservatism. A Paul presidency would be a great boon for America.
Best,
James
This race for the GOP Nomination is vastly over. Rudy Giuliani has won. Latest polls have him at 37% way above the pack (next finisher is Fred Thompson with 14%). Very latest polls out of NH and Iowa have Giuliani inching ahead.
It’s time for all the also-rans to seriously think about dropping out. Thankfully, Jim Gilmore already has. Tancredo has suspended his campaign. Tommy Thompson is on the verg of dropping out.
Ron Paul should be next, along with Huckabee and Brownback.
This is a race for Giuliani, and to a lesser extent Romney and Fred Thompson. All the others are just wasting our time, and worse weakening us against our real enemy Hillary Clinton for the General Election.
There is no other candidate who expresses and understands Americans’ hunger for Constitutional FREEDOM like Dr. Ron Paul. He will get my donations of time and money now and my vote in 2008.
http://www.ronpaul2008.com
1. Well done, Novak.
2. Ron Paul, he’s the Jefferson of our day.
3. Yes, both in 2008 and 2012, by massive, world-record breaking landslides.
Bob Novak is absolutely right!
Ron Paul’s ideas and stances are not ‘fringe’. They are traditional Republican and conservative views and stances. The problem comes with the whole ‘new conservative’ movement, which isn’t conservative at all. Many people follow the new conservatives, actually thinking they’re following conservatives.
What do you call someone who blames America for the attacks of 9/11, rather than the Islamic Terrorists and Al Qaeda?
And what do you call someone who allows himself to be used by the so-called 9/11 Truth Seekers movement?
I call that “fringe.”
Eric, I think most people here already know that you’re running against Ron Paul for his Texas Congressional seat, and you are always ranting crazily against the good Congressman. It’s obvious that thousands of people support Ron Paul vigorously, as he has won election to that post several times.
Dr. Paul treats everyone respectfully, thus his attention to answering the Truther group. It’s already common knowledge that the media put a “spin” on his debate response regarding 9/11.
What planet are you living on?
If “thousands of people” are supporting Ron Paul for President, than why isn’t that reflected in the poll numbers?
Zogby - Ron Paul has fluctuated from 3% support back in March to 0% in June.
ABC/Washington Post - Consistently 1 to 2%.
Ron Paul fanatics love to cite all these internet/YouTube polls. How about addressing the issue of national polling firms for once?