Am I the only African-American to interview Ron Paul?

Question

How come we don't see Ron Paul granting more interviews with African-Americans and Latinos?

The link below shows my exclusive rare interview with Congressman Ron Paul:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjJThkuaNBw

Answer 1

I think Dr. Paul would be more than delighted to be interviewed by any African-American that has reached celebrity status....Yes it would help his campaign.

Looking up his history, he was a great athlete, and I'm sure any of the well known, nose clean, super stars past & present, would get a good interview.

Use your influence with Bill Cosby, Opra, or any of the movie stars,,,,,,I'd Love To see a one on one with Whooppee Goldburg.
Thanks for the question.
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P.S. What was his answer to you're last question, who he would consider appointing to his presidential administration? {My U. Tube expired, before he answered}

Answer 2

Maybe African-Americans and Latinos should try to increase their interviews with Dr. Ron Paul...he still needs their support. Remember that African and Latin Americans form no less than 75 million of America's population.

Answer 3

You probably are and that's sad, because Dr. Paul is for everyone to include African-Americans. I just got back from handing out free dvds that I had made for Ron Paul and I have never done anything like that before in my life. I never donated to anyone's campaign either until now. Ron Paul is an honest professional that truly cares about what is happening to this country and it's people! I hope that we can put him in the White House! Go Ron Paul!

Answer 4

Dr. Paul went into politics because of his interest in the economy, and preserving the American way of life which has, in some ways, been in decline for about 40 years.

Dr. Paul has delivered thousands of babies and actually cares about the youth of this generation and what they will inherit. The other politicians are placating their baby boomer demographic.

So, if we have a President Paul, his knowledge of the economy will bring to the fore issues concerning all races equally. I think perhaps he has not granted more AA interviews is because he has not been approached to do so.

Answer 5

Thanks for the very good interview video. I haven't seen that many interviews with Paul period compared to other popular candidates.

I've seen quite a few people who look African-American (I myself hate hyphenations, so I use it sparingly), that support him on youtube videos. I have seen some questions for the CNN Republican debate as well.

One addition - Ron Paul has suggested that Walter Williams could be his running mate AND Walter has endorsed him.

http://blog.washingtonpost.com/sleuth/2007/05/do_tell_ron_paul_on_babies_pro.html
http://www.gmu.edu/departments/economics/wew/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_E._Williams

Answer 6

Good for Ron Paul but I'm white and he's not my cup of tea.

However, Paul participated in a black sponsored debate at Morgan State University. Giuliani, McCain and Romney chose not to attend.

God forbid if your an African American conservative; if so Ron Paul is your only choice IMO.

Answer 7

Why do you care what race the person is who interviews him? I haven't seen enough interviews with people that have red hair, he should reach out to the red hair community better.

Answer 8

You possible could be and good job. What was his answer to your second question concerning what African-American he would seriously consider having in his administration?

Answer 9

Yes you are.