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tarif??e, pourvu que la prostitu??e n'agisse pas sous la contrainte, ce qui semblait bien ??tre le cas, ne cr??e de tort ?? personne. Le seul politicien qui ait ouvertement affirm?? que Spitzer ne m??rite pas ce qui lui arrive est... Ron Paul. Dans une intervention ?? la chambre des repr??sentants, le candidat aux primaires r??publicaines souligne que les m??saventures de Spitzer sont symptomatiques de la d??rive du droit am??ricain, dans la foul??e des lois vot??es apr??s le 11 septembre. Extrait:

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Ron Paul got up on the floor of the House of Representatives yesterday to defend Elliot Spitzer. “Madam Speaker, it has been said that ‘he who lives by the sword shall die by the sword.’ And in the case of Eliot Spitzer, this couldn’t be more true. In his case it’s the political sword, as his enemies rejoice in his downfall. Most

I noticed that Ron Paul gave a speech on the House floor Friday raising some of the same concerns the Register expressed about the investigation into Eliot Spitzer being a supreme violation of privacy. The laws that gave the government the justification for warrants simply shouldn't exist. Good for Ron!

. he sent people to prison for just what he’s accused of doing and he exulted in the act of ruining their lives. So my view is that I want to see him doing time. Ron Paul, maybe because he’s a Christian, seems to take a different view: “No matter how morally justified his comeuppance may be, his downfall demonstrates the worst of our society. The possibility of uncovering personal moral wrongdoing is never a justification for the government to spy on our every move and to

from one of the presidential aspirants, but unfortunately it's not one who's likely to be able to make him Attorney General. It's Ron Paul. In a House floor speech last week that we didn't notice until today, Paul -- a libertarian Republican -- blasted the tactics

Ron Paul made a statement on the House floor last Friday deploring the tactics that the feds used to get the goods on the former (Democratic) NY governor.

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