Ron Paul on Limbaugh: ‘He’s absolutely wrong’

By David Edwards
Tuesday, March 3, 2009 18:36 EDT
 
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Rep. Ron Paul joined MSNBC’s David Shuster to talk about the controversy surrounding Rush Limbaugh. Shuster asked Paul if Rush Limbaugh was wrong to say Republicans wanted President Obama to fail but Paul was more interested in discussing why Limbaugh wouldn’t stand up for civil liberties.

“How can we have that argument, when even you, Ron Paul, are not willing to take this opportunity to say when Rush Limbaugh says every Republican wants President Obama to fail, Rush Limbaugh is wrong?” asked Shuster.

“You want to control the definitions. Yes, he’s wrong. If he — he doesn’t have the same understanding as somebody else. He’s absolutely wrong. And you can’t put your definition on a particular word about failure. I want — I want those goals to be successful. I don’t want his philosophy to be successful,” replied Paul.

This video is from MSNBC’s 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, broadcast Mar. 3, 2009.



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