RP about to be on Kudlow & Company

At least there is a lot more media coverage than there used to be. It will be great when Ron Paul is in double digits and Fred Thompson is in single digits. Maybe they'll say "Long shot Republican candidate Fred Thompson, who is only registering in the single digits in the polls..." And "Rudy Guiliani and Ron Paul, the top-tier Republican candidates...." It will be cool to see comparisons like "Ron Paul's poll numbers have doubled again" vs "While Mitt Romney continued to keep his campaign afloat by lending more of his personal funds, his poll numbers continue to drop..."

I made a donation to the campaign also including 77cents. Will someone get a screenshot when it hits $7,777,777.77 ?

that was pretty much awesome in every way, ever.
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"i thought what i'd do was, i'd pretend i was one of those deaf-mutes." -laughingman

The equal money, problems in the market and going after the fed chair...made him really get respect from the investor class

Wonderful interview

The one-on-one with Kudlow
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZsZ0_OLer4

The Panel after the interview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNH5Xy8_0NM

On November 8th, 2007 ucjb says:

Interview: http://www.youtube
On November 8th, 2007 futureinmind says:

Interview:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hZsZ...

Post Interview Panel very positive:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNH5...
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Get this to the front page!

hopefully someone will post the video or a link to it soon

A very very positive piece!

Makes me feel bad about all the stuff I said about the MSM!

Here's what our current President has to say about the currency crisis (from a WSJ interview):

WSJ: "[T]here has been a lot of concern, obviously, about the value of the dollar around the world, and some calls for the U.S. to put more action behind its vow that we support a strong dollar. How do you respond to them, and do you think Treasury needs to intervene at all at this point?"

Bush: "Secretary Paulson, of course, is our main spokesman on this issue, and he reflects the view of this administration that the strong dollar policy is the correct policy. And we also believe that the best way for a currency to become valued is through the market."

WSJ: "That's it?"

Bush: "Yes."

WSJ: "Is the low dollar helping the trade deficit numbers that today were pretty good?"

Bush: "The policy of the U.S. government, when it comes to the dollar, is a strong dollar policy, and that the currency -- the value of the currency needs to be set by the market."

WSJ: "Okay." [End of quote]

I'm calling BS on him - he was behind the school smoking that day in class and can only repeat what he's been told to say (and they keep it simple for him so he doesn't get it wrong). Here's the full article if you want to read more...
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/blog/2007/11/08...

It's seriously depressing that more people don't realize that his vision is the only valid one being offered in this election. I don't expect everyone to agree with all of his positions (I certainly don't), but for the things that really matter right now, I can't see how people can back the frontrunners in either party. How can we break out of the single digits???