Porcupine Report #75: “Ron Paul’s Populist Legacy” with with Jack Hunter
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Eric welcomes Jack Hunter to reflect on the legacy of Ron Paul and the evolution of the liberty movement. They explore how Ron Paul's anti-war stance during the 2008 Republican debates broke through neocon orthodoxy and helped reshape conservative foreign policy thinking. Jack shares how Paul’s principled message influenced a generation of libertarians and even parts of the MAGA base. They also discuss the risks of neoconservatives co-opting America First rhetoric and the enduring importance of grassroots activism and state-level political engagement. Plus, they preview Ron Paul’s upcoming 90th birthday celebration in Lake Jackson., Texas.
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