Anyone listen to the fill-in guy on/for Rush today?

Huckaberry has stolen the idea of "revolution" for his campaign. He is advocating a national sales tax. They were most likely talking of his fake revolution. Keep up the hope although they will most likely not ever talk about Paul's views on the issues on MSM controled channels.

into both Huckabee and McCain pretty good on a number of issues; taxes, illegal immigration, etc. Didn't hear Dr. Paul mentioned (I only heard a few minutes) but it did sound like some pretty valid arguments against Huckabee and McCain.

I listened to Jason Lewis today, and I thought the first segment of the third hour was fantastic. I want to find a download for the audio and put it on YouTube, or at least save it for myself. Lewis was absolutely brilliant in that segment.

I did hear his earlier comment about Ron Paul's plans to abolish the IRS as "Utopian," but if you take his statement literally, he is correct. That is the Utopian ideal. He seemed to think it was impossible, but that is his opinion and he is entitled to it.

I believe that almost any Ron Paul supporter who heard the segment I'm talking about would love it. He wasn't talking about Paul, but just government in general, particularly the pitfalls of the economic left, as he sees them. He also made some really great arguments in favor of federalism and the intent of the founders, as atvdude said, below.

If anyone finds a download for that, please share!

He SOUNDED just like Dr. Paul. and he was RIGHT ABOUT FEDERALISM!!

And Right about Huckathief and Mccain and GLOBAL WARMING

But WHY WHY oh WHY????? does he not SAY Dr. PAUL IS THE ONLY ONE THAT TALKS ABOUT THIS??

I have no idea.. other than he does not BELIEVE what he says

why are you listening to rush limbag anyway?/

My response in an e-mail to Jason Lewis:

I was on the road and came across Jason's show today. I'd like to correct an error, which could have been due to either a lack of understanding or malicious intent. If the latter, Mr. Lewis should examine his character and conscience, because fairness is a cherished American value. Also, if he fails to tell the whole truth, it's a half-truth, which is a kinder way of saying it's a lie.

According to Mr. Lewis, Dr. Paul is a dreamer to suggest he can get rid of the IRS. That's the half-truth. The smirk that followed was a psychological reaction to the half-truth, to cover it up and make it less obvious, as if an explanation was not required.

Now for the whole truth: Dr. Paul claims that if we cut the size of government, we can get rid of the IRS. This might mean that States would have to raise their taxes, but Dr. Paul is talking about taxes at the Federal level. Dr. Paul points out that we spend a trillion dollars a year to support our world empire. We have 700 bases in 130 countries. Mr. Lewis must tell us why it is more important for us to pay a huge part of our taxes to support a military empire abroad than to take care of some urgent business at home. Condi Rice is dishing out $63 billions to Arab nations for military defense. Pakistan gets $10 billion and pretty soon it adds up to a trillion dollars. More correctly, we are borrowing the money to sustain this empire from the Chinese. Annual interest payments on government debt run at $500 billion, about half of what we collect from taxpayers. Mr. Lewis is worried about how we tinker with the tax system. Dr. Paul is concerned about how government spends the money, once we give it to them.

Mr. Lewis is confused. The one minute he rails against taxes. The next minute he dismisses the only Congressman with a 100% voting record when it comes to taxes - the Taxpayers Best Friend.

At the Federal level Dr. Paul wants to get rid of the Dept. of Education, Commerce, Energy, slash the size of the CIA, and a number of other agencies which grow like crabgrass. Mr. Lewis' anti-tax rant is pure posturing, unless he can identify places where we can cut the size of government. Bush expanded the size of government significantly with No Child Left Behind and prescription drug benefit plans. Bush's pre-9/11 plan to effect regime change in Iraq so that Halliburton and its ilk could expand their foreign businesses ventures will add $2.3 trillion to the national debt. If you want people like Bush to run this country, you better pay taxes and a lot more than you are currently paying. This morning's news: tax receipts are down 5% and expenditures are up 9%.

The next time Mr. Lewis mentions Dr. Paul's tax policy please give as the whole truth. The policy is predicated on cutting the size of government. The public who owns the airwaves deserves to hear the whole truth. If you can't give it to us, there are jobs going a begging at Fedex and UPS.

Huckabee "promised to cancel the income tax" but promised to replace it with other taxes. Only Ron Paul promised to cancel taxes and NOT replace them with anything else.

Give me Liberty or Give me death

i listened to him talking about the economy. it was amazing. talking about the irresponsable printing of money, inflation, recession, spending, taxes, social programs vs. capitalism and free markets. then he said no one running is talking about these issues. i turned off the radio.

and spoke with him about monetary issues, inflation, subsidies etc... it went ok, but I wasn't able to discuss the flat tax issue... I like the flat tax... really flat 0%.

If you heard I did get to drop a RonPaul mini-bomb on air... how did it sound?

wants are unlimited, means are scarce...

I would rather have a flat fee tax more than anything.
However a sales tax is less costly to collect the money and less hours and wasted production of citizens time and money.
Less intrusive as well.

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talks like a patriot, but it's just neo-con talk....All talk.....

Agrees with Ron Paul on everything, but the war on civil liberties for false security.

and he is from Minnesota. I listened to his show today and would have to conclude that he is a closet Ron Paul supporter. He mentioned Revolution and Constitution quite often. He even mentioned Ron Paul's name a couple of times. I got the feeling that he was trying to give the listeners some of Ron Paul's buzz words while still keeping his job!

I know he used to fill in for Rush from time to time. He's very libertarian and would definitely be a good ally to have in our corner.

A caller was talking about huckabutt and the [un]fair tax. The Talking head said he liked the income tax.

what I heard was inane.

But i don't really listen anymore to that junk.

Watch freedomtofascism.com

A 30% tax will destroy the poor. Almost all taxes are evil.

He was deffinately pushing Ron Paul's whole campaign (with a difference or 2 about an Ammendment to the Constitution for birthright of illeagals/which he claimed probably was not needed), without mentioning Ron Paul's name on air.

Did you hear the african american say that he had changed from a D to a R to vote for a "certain un-named candadate" ??? i wonder who that was he was talking about....hmmmmm.........it was a good show from what i heard...