Comment: Keeping Ron Paul Silenced Behind The Iron Curtain

. . .this election.

I've been watching youtubes from 2007. Ron Paul was very open and honest with all of us - as to what was happening and how the campaign was going.

That he would be so up front astounded the MSM - and was yet another reason so many became ardent supporters - honesty - openness. He didn't hold his cards to his chest - he showed them to us. When questions from us underlings arose, en masse, he would respond via a personal video. We were "in the loop".

This election? We have that talking head Benton speaking for him. Personally, I don't believe a word Jesse says. I wait to hear it from Ron Paul himself.

However, Ron Paul isn't saying anything, he's not being as forthright, at all. His son, Rand, is being foisted on us as the heir apparent. Rand is not RON PAUL - by any stretch of the imagination.

This newest drivel from Benton reminds me of an important part from BraveHeart - where the clans were so willing to "NEGOTIATE" for scraps from Longshank's table.

Ron Paul, through Benton's spewing, is made to look like one of the negotiators - like he is willing to grovel, bend and bow to get scraps from the RNC/Romney table. Scraps like getting his son into a position of power as a speaker at the Almighty RNC. That bears no resemblance to the Ron Paul I came to know in 2007.

When is Ron Paul going to come out from among that horde of greedy liars, thieves and power mongers to, once again, be up front with those of us who look to him for the truth? Why is everything so secretive this time around? Why are they keeping Ron Paul behind an iron curtain of silence with us? Campaign strategy? Bunk!

Ron Paul deserves prime time - center stage - nothing less. There shouldn't even be a question about it. He deserves to be honored for his great character - his adherence to high principles - his steadfastness to the oath he took to defend and protect our U.S. Constitution - the truth he speaks - his loyalty to the people of the U.S.A.

Anything less than that should be met with vehement cries of foul - so loudly and constant they have no choice but to yield to the Statesman, Ron Paul - and give him the position as a main speaker that he justly deserves.