Will Ron Paul vote against HR 1207?
Submitted by Raymond on Thu, 05/07/2009 - 15:46
It appears the bill has too much momentum to just go away. So I suspect the next step will be for the leadership to sign on to the bill and then make a bunch of changes and add amendments and completely bastardize the bill.
I can easily see Ron saying he now has to vote against it, because it has become a bill to further entrench the Fed establishment and further protect them from any material scrutiny.
What do you think? Could that happen? To me, it almost seems likely.
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we win either way
Ron Paul on the Alex Jones Show 6/10
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four weeks later
John Bohner just signed on. Here comes the bait and switch.
Although I have mass emailed
Although I have mass emailed to get cosponsors, I still think even if this bill is passed in it's current form or a modified senate version, it won't change the agenda their pushing much.
We have to realize they always throughout history have had a Plan B, C, and D...
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"One man with courage is a majority." ~ Andrew Jackson
well, lets make them start
well, lets make them start working on plan B, so we can start neutralizing it too.
Yes
Although I don't think anybody could've or did anticipate the growth of this bill. This is miraculous. God rewards the diligent and heroic.
yes
I agree, very likely. But he keeps on keeping on, I admire him a great deal.
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