Ron Paul's Foreign Policy of Peace Is Central to the Message of Freedom

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Ron Paul's Foreign Policy of Peace Is Central to the Message of Freedom

 

AUGUST 6, 2015Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

 

Ronald Reagan used to be called the Teflon president, on the grounds that no matter what gaffe or scandal engulfed him, it never stuck: he didn’t suffer in the polls. If Reagan was the Teflon president, the military is America’s Teflon institution. Even people who oppose whatever the current war happens to be can be counted on to “support the troops” and to live by the comforting delusion that whatever aberrations may be evident today, the system itself is basically sound.

 

To add insult to injury, whenever the US government gears up for yet another military intervention, it’s people who pretend to favor “limited government,” and who pride themselves on not falling for government propaganda, who can be counted on to stand up and salute.