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The Big Ron Paul Lie Exposed

by John Galt
January 12, 2012 21:59 ET


Woah, wait a second. That damned piece of paper actually demands that the United States Congress has the authority to declare war? From all the way back in March of 1998…..


According to the mainstream media, and the “conservative” talk show honks, Ron Paul was only against the Iraq War. In fact he has been very, very consistent. Imagine that.

And the big lie?

That he is “Anti-War” as some talk show hosts would have you believe. He is pro-Constitutionally declared war, which is one hell of a difference from what the Clear Channel/Fox News mainstream media would have you believe.



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