Rotten actually says "Mr. Paul", not President Paul... And although Johnny Rotten's endorsement would be cool, it's not good political mortar for his campaign.
As a Lib, I can't stand how Paul refuses to explain the benefits of Libertarianism succinctly. He needs more practice converting Republicans that identify with Lib principles.
I hope he doesn't "Nader" the electorate, inadvertently supporting other candidates.
Actually I linked to two separate sources. Sorry if the seperate links weren't made clear, I'll see if I can fix that. In the second source / quote: Lew Rockwell was present with Paul in the green room where he stated the comment took place - it's not surprising. If you Google John's name w/ the term Libertarian you'll find that he seems to affiliate with that crowd.
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Rotten actually says "Mr. Paul", not President Paul...
And although Johnny Rotten's endorsement would be cool, it's not good political mortar for his campaign.
As a Lib, I can't stand how Paul refuses to explain the benefits of Libertarianism succinctly. He needs more practice converting Republicans that identify with Lib principles.
I hope he doesn't "Nader" the electorate, inadvertently supporting other candidates.
Actually I linked to two separate sources. Sorry if the seperate links weren't made clear, I'll see if I can fix that. In the second source / quote: Lew Rockwell was present with Paul in the green room where he stated the comment took place - it's not surprising. If you Google John's name w/ the term Libertarian you'll find that he seems to affiliate with that crowd.
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/016526.html
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