Dr. Ron Paul (R)(congressmanTexas) has stood up against big government, against large tax increases, agianst the IRS, and against the Federal Reserve printing too much money, for 30 years. Our national debt is over 9 trillion big ones, and this is interest that the government has to pay the Fed. Res. for the money the government uses. ROCKAFELLER and his cronies set up this system to make themselves fully able to print their own money. shortly after was "The Great Depression". So to fix this problem, they decided to print more money to bring Americans out of this depression. This is when your money started to loose it's true value.
Inflation and taxes put people in jeopardy. BUY American to put the American dollar back in the Americans pocket. This got everyone happy again, and we all thought everything was going to be ok.
Now what they do at the first sign of a depression is "they" print more money to even out the score before anyone really notices. Printing too much, in fact, lowers the value of the dollar, just look what happened to the Mexican Peso. Soon you will be paying $1000 for a pair of $100 cowboy boots.
VOTE RON PAUL 2008 so this doesn't continue. He will abolish the IRS, and give the power to print money back to the government.
VOTE RON PAUL 2008 because he follows the constitution to the letter.

Cute, creative. Check this one out if you want to understand the circumstances surrounding that debate. www.youtube.com

Definitely not an "attack ad"! Faux news does NOTHING but attack, using loutish characters barking loaded and/or moronic questions into microphones (and often cutting the microphones of those they don't agree with). Pointing out those methods (satirically) can never be called an "attack ad".

Not an attack ad. Watch how Chris Wallace of Fox News treated Ron Paul during yesterday's GOP debate and you'll understand the satire.

Was this for jokes or is this an attack ad?