WSJ Interview: Ron Paul Still Considering A Presidential Run, Says Congress Not Serious About Deficit (Video)

Video - WSJ Big Interview with Ron Paul - March 12, 2011

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[Texas Dar]

We know he can do it. Goverment has spent $$$$$ trying to make sure he dont get in. They know what would happen next......All we can do DB, is hope somebody wakes up ?

[Ginny]

I have to say, I agree with Ron Paul on many points. I don't think that Congress is serious about the deficit; as long as they get paid, what do they care? I think that he is, though. I don't think (and you can correct me if I'm wrong) that he has gone into debt at all during his campaign. His supporters are creating money bombs, like at http://www.ourname4freedom.ws , which are earning him money. I am anxious to see how this all turns out.