Ron Paul says the other 2012 Republican presidential candidates are different than him, adding that “none of them are advocating my positions.”
Paul, in an interview with CNN’s Wolf Blitzer Thursday, added: “”I don’t choose to pick, because I see all the other candidates in one group, and they’re all different than what I’m talking about. The foreign policy I advocate, neither one of them do, and the Federal Reserve, I put a tremendous emphasis on that, and civil rights and civil liberties, so I would put all the other candidates in one category, and I think I’m competing with them as one group.”
