Those who are not empty suits are much more likely to have a sense of humour. Most people will enjoy this video.
Thanks to the Daily Paul.
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That was great!
And, frankly, it’s the most human that I’ve ever seen Rep. Paul act. If the nation could have seen more of that, we wouldn’t be worrying about a McCain presidency now.
“If the nation could have seen more of that, we wouldn’t be worrying about a McCain presidency now.”
I hope you’re right; that gives us hope for 2012 and whomever may assume the mantle then. I doubt that Dr. Paul will run then; he’ll be in his mid-70′s.