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I cant understand why everyone thinks that it is a good thing that the “chamelleons” can adapt to what the people like… I want to hear how they truly are without anyones input… I want to understand what they really believe… if you note a chameleon always goes back to what he originally really is… the only one who is consistent for 30 yrs or more is Ron Paul.. the rest are fakes.
If you’re worried about Obama getting back, then stop forcusing on the rhetoric tennis between Santorum and Romney, and focus on what Ron Paul is (and has always) saying.
Ron Paul is the only one out there that has the interests of the nation and her people at heart, not more wars and more bailouts he’s not for any of that nor will he allow the corruption to continue.
Surely you guys in the media should be re-affirming what Ron has been saying about the other candidates awful voting history?
Commentary on last night’s debate from The Wall Street Journal.