Ron Paul Writing Another Book, This One Called The Revolution: A Memoir

We do not have rabies. We are conservative Americans who believe in peace, prosperity, and Constitutional law. We bought Dr. Paul's book as did many others who did not have prior knowledge of Dr. Paul and his revolution so that we might better understand his solutions to the critical problems our great nation is entrenched in. Paul has been very outspoken and alone in Congress in denouncing U.S. foreign policy and monetary issues these past many years. His predictions were right on and no one heeded the warnings. His solutions, as presented in his manifesto just might be the right prescription for our ailing nation. We would be wise to follow his advice and get our country back on track.

What a lame article. I mean seriously, how jaded and cynical can someone get. This guy, Leon, needs some serious therapy to help him deal with those things that happened to him when he was a child.

Great! Can't wait to read it.

Ron Paul has been right about the Iraq War, the housing bubble and the FED screwing this nation over. It a real shame that this country doesn't like to hear the truth.

You belong to me. It's that simple.

Many thanks to my servants at the Council Of Foreign Relations.

Oh I don't know. I tend to be rabid!

Kudos to Mr. Neyfakh for pointing out Ron Pauls book has remained a great seller. Im glad he's using whats left of the first amendment and 'free' market to capitalize.

Its what America is all about. Standing up to the liars and pointing out the flaws. We need change all right. The Fed is going to be called out for what they are. To many Americans are waking up to this ponzi scheme.

What the Fed does is criminal. Period. They steal our money by inflating, it is an admitted tax on all the people by unelected officials that operate with no oversight. Common sense would tell me that its corrupt. If I make paper money Im a criminal. If they print a gazillion dollars to bail their buddies out, they are not?

Mr.Neyfakh, once the dollar fails, let me see who's policy you would prefer. One beholden to the people or one beholden to men in marble palaces that claim no country. Certainly not the USA.

Ron Pauls imprint on American history has just begun. People want answers and Ron Paul is telling the truth.

Thanks for this piece of article. I shall get it when it comes out. Thanks for the news. Very refreshing.

Concerned American.

Based on RP's vote count, there are well over a million of those "rabid (but well-organized!) disciples" living in America. In some States they represent over 20% of the Republican voting block.

What is truly hilarious that where RP supporters are “rabid” about ideas with real meaning, Hillary-Obama-McCain supporters represent a shallow, “but well organized” group, who foam instead over the gender, race, and personalities of their candidate.

Put me down for 10.

Ron Paul does not have disciples, or followers, or groupies, or whatever name you might apply to zealots with no minds of their own. Ron Paul has supporters, and that's all there is to it!

Ron Paul is a rare politician. Rare and honest politicians like himself and Dennis Kucinich have been marginalized by the two-party and media elites for far too long.

Thank you Ron Paul for standing up to the corrupt Republicrat/media regime! God bless.

The only person rabid here is the author Leon Neyfakh for being so deluded into thinking that The Revolution: A Manifesto made #1 in the NY Times bestseller list without the support of the general readership.

I'm not rabid. I just love Ron Paul's searing honesty and intellectualism. I'm currently reading "The Revolution: A Manifesto", and I'm just totally awestruck by the sound and sane tone of his writing. He takes us back through our nation's formative era and gives us a visceral sense of the context in which our Constitution was written. He cites what Presidents and other significant political figures have said on Constitutional matters throughout our nation's history, in a way that makes it all seem so timely and relevant to today. There's something so vivid and so lucid about it, that you're able to picture those events as if they were recent and real, instead of dusty "literary" relics. If someone like Ron Paul had taught my civics or history class, you had better believe I would have listened instead of practically snoozing my way through.

This country has been lulled to sleep by television and other distractions, and we hardly have a clue about or concern over the deep inner workings of our government. Candidates like Barack Obama may improve significantly upon the horrendous blunders of the Bush administration, but as I read Ron Paul's book, I cannot help but think, "It's just not enough." Our government is totally out of control, and something's got to change.

The Ron Paul agenda is to return this country to the 19th century. He and his disciples propose to throw away all the gains that working people have made. They want to abolish the social safety net. They want to revoke the Civil Rights Act of 1964. And they want to give your state government the right to tell you what you can and cannot do with your reproductive organs.

I don't know about you, but that is a "revolution" that I do not want to be part of. Luckily, it is also a "revolution" that stands zero chance of succeeding. The American people, along with the rest of the civilized world, has soundly rejected Mr. Paul's ideas. His ideology is as dead in America as Stalinism is.

It is difficult to understand why so many people are blind to the truth. These are the same people who will die of a heart attack because they deny the the condition of thier health.