Ron Paul's newsletter gems

[Sam Spade]

He's an elderly white guy from a suburb near Houston.

For those who don't follow, I could perhaps draw a diagram.

Surfside Beach is not a suburb.  If 50 miles from Houston is near Houston, that's news to me.

Place stick to comedy and away from Texas geography.  Thank you.

[Sam Spade]

For those who believe that Ron Paul was not heavily involved in his newsletters, please stop denying history.  I knew all about these in the late 1990s living in Texas, and he was very much involved.

Of course, I understand why he's denying it now - after all Ron Paul is a politician.  Not that there wasn't (and still isn't) a certain amount of truth in some of the articles and quotes, mind you, but we'll, it isn't polite to say so in mixed company nowadays.

EDIT: I will still be supporting Ron Paul for the primary, irregardless of this, even though his flaws are incredibly numerous, because his candidacy represents something the Republican party needs to address if they want to rebuild themselves, and this is not in the way most people want to recognize.  Needless to say, it is also highly unlikely that a Republican party nominee will get my vote this year.  Obama certainly won't get my vote either, as you'd need to lack a brain to seriously support him (as opposed to voting strategically in the hope of planting seeds to destroy the left - note the difference), so you can imagine what I'm up to.