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What Will Happen to the Debt Crisis if Paul Isn't Elected?

May 15, 2012

topics: debt crisis, john taylor, Mitt Romney, podcast, Ron Paul, Thomas Jefferson

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Mandeville, LA - Exclusive Podcast - On today's Post Show Show we discuss what Ron Paul's legacy will be, who will follow in his footsteps to fight for the gold standard and the fight against Central Banking. Mike also reads an excerpt from Henry Simmons book "The Life of John Taylor" about the Thomas Jefferson administration, how they're number one goal was to pay back the debt that Washington and Adams had built up, see how that relates to today's news in the free Post Show Show Podcast...

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