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Ron Paul tells Tucker Carlson the day “we lost our government” was when President John F. Kennedy was assassinated nearly six decades ago.
Tucker Carlson noted that every power center in America is trying to stop Donald Trump from winning “like when they killed Kennedy.”
Vivek Ramaswamy cast doubt on the official government narrative behind the 9/11 attacks, suggesting Americans haven’t been told the truth.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. slammed the Biden administration for indefinitely postponing the release of documents about the JFK assassination.
The United States has a printing problem, and that problem is now beginning to cause ripple effects touching every individual across the globe who deals in US dollars.
It’s the season to grab a good book and enjoy some warm summer days. However, we’re also approaching another election year where tough questions will be asked, stances will be taken, and ideas will be stress tested in the public square.
More than a decade has passed since the good Doctor’s final presidential campaign in 2012 and his official retirement from Congress. After many decades of public service in the House of Representatives, three presidential campaigns, and countless hours of interviews, dozens of books, and hundreds of articles, Dr. Ron Paul has had a thing or two to say about everything.
Ron Paul, a former Republican presidential candidate, believes a coup has already occurred in American politics, beginning on the day John F. Kennedy (JFK) was “murdered by our government.”
Following the raid of former president Donald Trump’s home in Mar-a-Lago, Florida, by the FBI, conservatives across the country are now questioning whether our national law enforcement agencies are genuinely following the law or instead being used as political weapons in order to intimidate opposition.
Rand Paul shared a video of his father making points about America’s foreign policy that hit home today, particularly regarding Afghanistan.
When Ron Paul left Congress, he told the world political class had long subverted the limited government principles that made America great.
Rand Paul told Fox New that Republicans were now more open to his father Ron Paul’s foreign policy views thanks to the influence of Trump.