Carolina QuotesPaul: I didn't write them, I disavow them... Q: So you read them, but didn't do anything. Paul: I never read that stuff. I was probably aware of it ten years after it was written...it's going on twenty years that people have pestered me about this. Q: Well, wouldn't you say it's a legitimate question? Paul: When you get the answer, it's legitimate that you sorta take the answer I give. You know what the answer is? "I didn't write them, I didn't read them at the time, and I disavow them."
Ron Paul Connected to the Carolinas
Source
Ron Paul Walks Out On CNN Interview (December 21, 2011)
- form
- interview
- year
- 2011
Cite this record
“Paul: I didn't write them, I disavow them... Q: So you read …” Ron Paul. Carolina Quotes, record CQ-9E8CA8DA40. https://carolinaquotes.com/quote/9e8ca8da40
More from Ron Paul
Looks like Pompeo's attempt to sell Iran as the culprit in the Gulf of Oman tanker attacks is falling flat. We were on the story as it broke.
It really doesn't matter whether I'm right or wrong: the war is going to end because we're gonna have such a political and financial havoc here with the devaluation of our dollar, because we just can't keep affording it. This is usually how empires end, by spending too much money maintaining their empire. We're in 130 countries, we have 700 bases around the world, and it's going to come to an end. I want it to come to an end more gracefully and peacefully, follow the constitution, and follow a more sensible foreign policy.
President George W. Bush's vice president, Dick Cheney, is widely seen as the "real" president when it came to implementing an aggressive, neocon-approved foreign policy. Bush was seen as incurious putty in Cheney's hands. Has Trump's National Security Advisor John Bolton taken on that role in this Administration? Is Bolton the new Cheney?