Faux News Debate: Ron Paul vs. Obama Impersonator
Rep Ron Paul of Texas shows just how scared Republicans are of facing off against Barack Obama in open debate Hey, it's no surprise, not after the entire star lineup of the GOP got creamed (more).Rep. Ron Paul of Texas shows just how scared Republicans are of facing off against Barack Obama in open debate. Hey, it’s no surprise, not after the entire star lineup of the GOP got creamed debating the president at last year’s televised health care summit. –YL
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