Thoroughly Anderson Cooper: Paul talks Palin

Saturday, January 9, 2010

Paul talks Palin

Ron Paul talks Palin, politics on CNN with Anderson Cooper

January 9th, 2010 11:12 am | by Marc Gallagher

Every time Ron Paul appears on Anderson Cooper’s show I’m reminded of Cooper’s promise to Paul during one of the GOP Presidential debates. Cooper interrupted one of Paul’s answers and promised he’d get back to him in just “2 minutes”. He never did. Last night Cooper let Paul speak at length about the state of political parties in America and the GOP in particular. Paul more or less dodges the question about Sarah Palin then gets on to his own thoughts, although he does get in a little dig at Palin saying that she gets paid for her appearances so her motivations may be different than his own.

Once again he doesn’t rule out running in 2012, saying it is too early to make a decision like that. I wish he would have answered Cooper’s first part of that question though: Are there any GOP candidates he could potentially support in 2012?

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