NPR: A Ron Paul Video Bonanza

A Ron Paul Video Bonanza

Filed under: Election 2008

I still like the rapping pizza who likes Ron Paul, but there's something about watching the Republican candidate for president with "Sweet Emotion" for a soundtrack.

It's linked below. After the bump, three more Ron Paul videos—dare you to play all four at once. (P.S. This micro-festival comes courtesy of a commenter who plugged a Digg collection; worth a click if only for the debate that follows.)

Ron Paul backed by "Sweet Emotion":

Ron Paul, "Educating Rudy":

Ron Paul "vs. Morton Downey Jr.'s Audience 1988":

Ron Paul, Visiting "My Dorm Room":

Laura Conaway

1:25 PM ET | 10-10-2007 | permalink

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I'm surprised that more poeple don't take Ron Paul seriously. I personally don't agree with a lot his politics, but I admire his upfront, confrontational style. He's like a libertarian version of Al Sharpton in that respect.

If he ends up mounting a 3rd party run after the presidential nomination are made, it will be interesting to see how many votes he pulls from both parties.

Sent by Benjamin Frisch | 3:45 PM ET | 10-10-2007

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