Rand Paul has this right.....where is everybody else?

http://www.courier-journal.com/story/politics-blog/2014/08/14/kentuckys-rand-paul-and-john-yarmuth-criticize-missouri-police-response/14068113/

http://billmoyers.com/2014/04/11/rand-pauls-racial-blind-spot/

Rand Paul Has a Race Problem
April 11, 2014
by Ian Haney López

http://www.motherjones.com/mojo/2011/12/how-ron-paul-made-big-bucks-on-racial-fears

Letter Reveals How Ron Paul Cashed in on Paranoia
—By Tim Murphy| Fri Dec. 23, 2011 11:01 AM EST


"Even as he's climbed to the top of the polls in Iowa and gone so far as to preemptively claim victory in New Hampshire, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) has spent much of the last week distancing himself from racist and homophobic articles that appeared in his eponymous newsletter in the 1980s and early 1990s. In part, that's because anxious conservatives have decided to make an issue of it—last week, the Weekly Standard dispatched James Kirchik to rehash his original 2008 bombshell on the newsletters. It's also because, as Dave Weigel explains, Paul has failed to put together a coherent response. On Wednesday, Paul walked out of an interview with CNN's Gloria Borger when she pressed him on his role in publishing them.

The story hasn't gone away, and now Reuters has the latest: A newly unearthed subscription pitch circa 1993, this time bearing the signature of Paul himself. It reads like a caricature of the conspiratorial, unhinged, early '90s militia movement, the kind of thing that would make the John Birch Society blush. Written in the first person, it warns of threats from the "demonic fraternity" we know of as Yale's Skull and Bones society, the Trilateral Commission, the "perverted, pagan" rituals at Bohemian Grove, a global government, "the coming race war," the Council on Foreign Relation, and FEMA. Paul (or his ghostwriter, at least) carefully explains that you can trust his view that the federal government is behind AIDS, because he's a doctor:



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