Nigel Farage is better.

He said he would have voted for Ron Paul if he were a citizen here on Cavuto today :)

Purely legit.

Tom and Nathan have it absolutely right. Where is our Daniel Hannan?

Oh, Those Crazy European Socialists... We Americans have long been proud of our very American ability to cast a sneer at Europe and say, "Socialism's momma is so stupid, it took her two hours to watch 60 Minutes." We have told ourselves, with good reason,......

This man is amazing, he should be our European rep!!

Tuc, that was a fantastic interview! He reveals exactly my sentiment with the election. Sure we didn't want Obama because he was no better than Bush or McCain but because he had the potential to revitalize the Republican party around their core principles and prevent further ignorance and decline then he was a better choice. Destruction laying the way for reconstruction in other words. Now look what we have. Fox News is now preaching what they should have been a long time ago instead of going along with Bush policy to the bitter end (well some of them). We have shows like Cavuto, Beck, and even Fox Business News who are waking people up to our ideas or rather some of the core ideas of the Republican party. We have a resistance movement that isn't completely on the backs of RP supporters but Republicans and Independence alike. We even have Democrats waking up to the similarities between their candidate and Bush in his foreign policy and his disdain for human rights to include restrictions on indentured servitude and torture abroad. We must capitalize on this opportunity to educate more people. I sat and debated for a couple hours with a Democrat who voted for Obama and we made significant ground in the way of understanding the two major parties as one and how government intervention never solved anything but often reiterated Constitutional principles or left room for problems down the road. He was very open to everything I had to say. A small crowd gathered around us at times in our campus square, people listening in on issues from the current economic woes, the depression, even the civil rights movement (Not everyday you see minorities argue over these issues being unjust and having unforeseen consequences for the future). I feel empowered by the education that this movement has given to me through our fellowship. We must replicate these experiences and ideas everywhere we can. Bringing our ideas to the forefront of the American psyche is critical, now more than ever. We have leaders talking about a world currency for Pete's sake! How far we have strayed from sensibility and common sense.

He said he would vote for Ron Paul heres his interview with Neil Cavuto. he talks about Dr Paul @ 4:45 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eqJ8k5cjP8

Absolutely!!! Let's recruit him

fantastic speech. we need something like the prime minister's questions over here.