Tuesday, January 8, 2008

The Kirchicking of Ron Paul

The Smear Piece. Jamie Kirchick's smear piece went live on The New Republic's website earlier today. The substance of the piece is simple:
  • A series of different newsletters published using Ron Paul's name (many by a company in which Ron owned only a minority stake) included statements that Kirchick finds offensive.
  • Some of these statements are truly odious.
  • Some are merely politically incorrect (but accurate) and/or contradict Kirchick's ignorant, knee-jerk misconceptions of American history.
  • Not a single one of these statements is actually attributed to Ron Paul himself.
  • All the stylistic evidence suggests just the contrary: that these statements were written by someone other than Dr. Paul.
In a meandering 3700+ word piece resembling a book report written by a very precious middle-schooler dying to display his budding genius to the world, Kirchick bombards the reader with series of "offensive" newsletter quotations and anecdotes about Paul and people with whom Paul has associated over the years. Without a shred of evidence that Paul himself believes any of these things, Kirchick leaps to the gestalt conclusion that Paul must be "a man filled with hate" against gays, blacks and Jews--and asks his readers to trust him in making the same leap.

But Why Should We Trust Kirchick's Gut Instinct? Indeed, why should anyone trust him at all ever again? As I mentioned in my post last night, when I asked Kirchick weeks ago whether he actually thought Paul was a homophobe, he responded (by email):
I don’t think Ron Paul is a homophobe; I’m just cynical and enjoy getting supporters of political candidates riled up. If you were a Giuliani guy I’d have called him a fascist.
Kirchick's jaunty candor about his true motives makes him resemble a caricature of the classic Shakespearean villain who proudly confesses his depravity in an aside to the audience.

Lest one doubt Kirchick's utter lack of journalistic scruples, consider again the timing of this piece: having gloated publicly for weeks, Kirchick delivered the thrust of his attack the night before the New Hampshire primary, then waited till noon on the Paul Campaign's big day to show his cards. This was a transparent, shameless attempt by Kirchick to sabotage Paul's campaign--which seems to have accomplished its goal, given current voter returns in New Hampshire. No doubt Kirchick will delight if his piece saves his cherished Rudy Giuliani from once again finishing behind Paul--and ensure himself a lofty place in the history of American journalism.

In a written response released earlier today, Paul denied writing any of these statements but took full "moral responsibility for not paying closer attention to what went out under my name." He said much the same today in an interview with Reason Magazine. But these statements are not the real issue.

The Bait-and-Switch. When Tucker Carlson asked Kirchick last night whether he had any evidence that Paul had himself ever said anything racist or offensive, Kirchick pulled a classic bait-and-switch, accusing Paul of "speaking in code" to bigots:
You mean, said it out loud, or in person?.... I haven't seen that.... No, we do know however, I have found out that [Paul] spoke at a pro-secession conference in 1995. This was a neo-Confederate organization putting this on.... Just this last week on MSNBC, he touted a book called The Real Lincoln, by Thomas DiLorenzo, who is a neo-Confederate.... And what does, Tucker, is he speaks in code. He's a transmitter. He'll say certain things that might not, at first, appear to be overtly racist, but to certain audiences, they know what he's talking about. So when he talks about secession, he says it in a way that isn't exactly neo-Confederate, or it isn't exactly explicitly neo-Confederate, but to people who are in the know and to people who are a part of those neo-Confederate communities, know exactly what he's talking about.
Suddenly, the issue is not who wrote any of Paul's newsletters, but Paul's flirtation with the dangerous notion of "secession." But here, it is really Kirchick who speaks in code. Rather than engage those with whom he disagrees on history and political philosophy (read Tom DiLorenzo's excellent response on response to Kirchick's attack), Kirchick simply brands his opponents with the "neo-Confederate" label to imply that anyone who believes in the decentralization of power wants to re-enslave African-Americans (and probably gays and Jews, as well). You see, Tucker, that's just what those Neo-Confederates really want--but they dare not say it!

The allegedly "neo-Confederate" organization he attacks at greater length in his article is the Mises Institute, which for twenty-five years has been dedicated to advancing the intellectual legacy of the great Austrian Jewish economist Ludwig von Mises, whose recent biography aptly dubbed him the Last Knight of Liberalism. For Mises, the history of liberalism was a struggle against the consolidation of power. He supported secession down to the lowest level practical as a vital check against the centralizing tendencies of the State. Mises' work was continued by Murray Rothbard, another libertarian Jew committed to the principle of secession.

Given Kirchick's equation of decentralization and secession with some grand "neo-Confederate" axis of hate, one can only assume that, back in 1991, he would have cheered alongside Prof. Eric Foner of Columbia University (a former president of the American Historical Association) in urging Gorbachev to "Save the Union!"--the Soviet Union, that is--by preventing the secession of Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia. You see, Tucker, those damnable little Baltics wanted to enslave blacks, gays and Jews, but they had to speak in code using words like "Freedom" and "Independence."

Two Libertarianisms. Here, finally, we "strike at the root" of the issue, as Thoreau said. While Kirchick currently describes his political views on Facebook as "Other," he until recently used the word "libertarian." So it's hardly surprising that Kirchick is careful to distinguish the Baltic-loving neo-Confederate Paul/Mises secessionist "libertarians" from the "urbane libertarians who staff the Cato Institute." The split between these two organizations has never been more public than it is today. In a recent profile in the Nation, Cato Vice President for Research Brink Lindsey said, of Paul, "He doesn't strike me as the kind of person that's tapping into those elements of American public opinion that might lead towards a sustainable move in the libertarian direction."

For some at Cato (though certainly not all) and perhaps for Kirchick, libertarianism is simply about maximizing personal autonomy for the individual on any and every issue. This "libertarianism of autonomy" (if you will) holds a natural and powerful appeal for those who, like gays and lesbians, have been victimized (however recently) by the state and by private actors. Thus, someone like Kirchick might genuinely believe that Giuliani would be a "libertarian" president because of his record as mayor on "gay issues" like marriage or adoption. (Never mind his recent pandering to social traditionalists.) It also becomes easy to marry such a focus on social policy issues with a foreign policy that attempts to promote personal autonomy by invading countries like Iraq and "teaching them to elect good men," as President Wilson put it. One can even see how those who question heavy U.S. subsidies for Israel--a bastion of personal autonomy surrounded by people who probably don't like the Jews, gays, blacks or the Baltic states--could only seem like anti-semites "speaking in code."

The libertarianism of Ron Paul and the Mises Institute is different. While Ron has always been outspoken in defense of personal autonomy (see, for example, this terrific 1988 clip of him defending drug legalization), he is as concerned about the liberties of the individual as he is about the institutional structure that protects liberty. When he describes himself as a "constitutionalist," he is not "speaking in code" to express some kind of bigotry, but to defend the liberalism for which the American Revolution was fought: the restraint and diffusion of power through constitutionally limited government.

The Ongoing Battle. Kirchick's attacks on Paul begin by attempting to attribute to him statements that no one can reasonably believe Paul actually wrote and--which is more--that are completely antithetical to the principles of individual liberty consistently expressed by Paul throughout his career. When pressed, Kirchick reveals his true colors: as he told me, he doesn't seriously believe that Paul is a homophobe (or, presumably, any other sort of bigot). If one assumes that anything other than personal advancement motivates his attack, it is genuine and fundamental disagreement about the nature of political power.

For Kirchick and those like him, it seems that the State could be a powerful instrument for good--if only it would spend less time picking on gays and more time picking on those gay/Israeli/Baltic-hating Muslims. To such persons, Cato's personal autonomy libertarianism makes sense--even if it might go a bit too far. But for Paul and the Mises Institute, our Constitution is our first line of defense against the natural centralizing tendencies of political power. For them, the essential struggle of liberalism in American history has been fought against the "consolidationists"--starting with Alexander Hamilton, Daniel Webster, Henry Clay and, yes, Tucker... Abraham Lincoln (and the list goes on). Secession is merely the natural extension of Jefferson's battle with Hamilton over the proper role and size of the Federal government--which continues to this day. Without the possibility of secession, the strongest check on the consolidation of power in Washington disappears.

As gays and lesbians, we should be able to see through the smear tactics of people like Kirchick to appreciate the true friends of freedom. Yes, Ron Paul should have exercised much closer scrutiny of things written in his name. One might fairly question his managerial skills--but he is no bigot. Paul articulates a consistent and coherent philosophy of politics that is deeply rooted in the liberal tradition. Those gays and lesbians who reject Paul's Constitutionalism in favor of candidates who might promise greater personal autonomy do themselves a great disservice. Institutions, constitutions and decentralization matter profoundly to sustainability of personal autonomy, as the doomed liberals of 1920s Weimer Germany would learn at the expense of Germany's gays, Jews and other minorities.

62 comments:

Paul said...

Just so I understand: Your position is that these articles, written under Ron Paul's name and even over his signature in at least one case, written in the first person and representing themselves as coming directly from Paul (e.g., the reference to "my coin expert Burt Blumert"), which are remarkably consistent in style and content over eighteen newsletter issues spanning sixteen years... you're claiming that these articles were not written by Ron Paul, that he made no effort whatsoever to control what was being written under his name (or, worse, that he either didn't know or didn't care), and that he allowed this to go on for nearly two decades? Seriously?

Bradley Jansen said...

Dr. Paul has been a prolific writer for decades. In addition, he has hired people on his Congressional staff and in his newsletter businesses that sometimes write for him as well. This arrangement is not only not uncommon but is the norm.

Yes, Dr. Paul was the author of much of the material put out under his name. He was not the author of the more sensational bits, is not a bigot, and is running on a platform of defending everyone's individual rights.

Deus X. Nihilo said...

The New Republic piece is accompanied by actual pdf copies of the newsletters in question, and they're fairly damning.

Look, regardless of whether or not he wrote these newsletters himself, they went out with HIS NAME on them. Newsletters that state that all the blacks went home after the '92 L.A. riots once they got their welfare checks; that social stigmatization of gays was a good thing because it kept them in the closet.

This man most of all owes an explanation to the thousands of supporters who have campaigned for him and given him money, b/c once this story really has traction, they're the ones who are going to wind up looking like they have egg on their faces.

Personally, I don't give a rat's ass about Ron Paul, but I do care very much about the libertarian movement. It's hard enough battling the tinfoil hat stereotype as it is--to have these awful writings besmirch the movement even more will damn near exhaust us all.

Sam Grove said...

The libertarian movement will be fine, as long as it doesn't pin its hopes on direct electoral success.

Jon Goff said...

Paul,
I'm at work, so I didn't have time to do more than skim that link you provided, but I didn't see anything racist in that article that Ron Paul signed. Conspiracy theories and ugly racism are two completely different categories. I haven't read the other articles to see if he signed off on articles that had overt racism, but I'll take a chance if I get the time tonight.

~Jon

DKenny said...

Good piece. I find it interesting that so many people willing to damn Paul fail to look at his over 20 years of PUBLIC RECORD to pass judgment on him. While yes, I agree that it was irresponsible of him to not keep better track of what was written under his name, he has to be given the benefit of the doubt. Its not like he has ever done anything in Congress to make himself more liked or popular. He has been the most predictable, principled Congressman of the late 19th/early 20th Century.

Paul said...

The 1978 newsletter was the only one where I found a signature facsimile, but it hardly seems to matter. The continued use of the first person singular through most or all of the articles makes it clear that either Ron Paul wrote them, or the person who did write them wished to give the unmistakable impression that Ron Paul wrote them. (Example: "In 1988 when I ran for president on the Libertarian Party ticket, I was berated for hours by LP members because I had refused to vote, while in Congress, for a Martin Luther King national holiday." Do you know of anyone else who ran for president on the Libertarian Party ticket in 1988?)

Even if Ron Paul didn't write these articles, the fact that he allowed other people to write racist and homophobic articles in his own newsletter, masquerading as him, for nearly two decades can only mean one of three things: that he was a staggeringly incompetent manager; that he didn't care; or that he approved of the language they used. There are no other possibilities. We're talking about an eight-page monthly newsletter here, not a James Joyce novel. If I had a monthly newsletter going out to 7000 subscribers full of articles presented as being written by me, I assure you that even if I had nothing whatsoever to do with the content or production, I'd damn sure take ten minutes to read the thing every month to make sure that, for example, my ghostwriters weren't spewing hate speech on every page.

BerserkRL said...

One difference between Ron Paul and the Mises Institute is that while for Paul "the restraint and diffusion of power through constitutionally limited government" is a desirable end state, for the majority (not all) of the major players at the Mises Institute that's only a second-best, and the ultimate goal is free-market anarchism.

Unknown said...

It is easy to sit in ignorance of how written publications and communications are made. Have some of the commenters ever worked in such a job?

Like all public figures, other people write for them. Fake signatures or signature stamps are used... writing styles are manufactured to look like the public figure is writing everything (and is done in the first-person). This is pretty basic stuff. For example, it is done by every member of congress and it is basically the first thing you learn to do when you go to work for a congress person. The result is that no one really knows that it isn't the Senator/Congressman who wrote something.

It is virtually always difficult to near impossible to determine who wrote what based on fake signatures and "writing styles". Any guesses to authorship from the outside is pure speculation.

Unknown said...

Sorry folks, that isn't his signature.
Here's his real signature side by side

Paul said...

Sorry, folks, the "new money" solicitation letter is legit. The July 29, 1985 issue of Barron's includes a profile and interview of Paul that quotes an earlier version of the letter. Here's a somewhat garbled version excerpted in a fringe newsletter dated May 1991. Here's a version of the solicitation letter from 1993. You'll notice it's basically an updated version of the 1990-era letter published in TNR, but with a special focus on the Clinton administration. (Note especially Paul's description of Hillary Clinton as "a far leftist with _very_ close female
friends" -- wink, wink!) And here's a reference to the letter in a radio transcript from 1996.

So either multiple unrelated people have been forging this letter and attributing it to Ron Paul for more than 20 years, or it's real. Which is more likely?

Glaivester said...

For some at Cato (though certainly not all) and perhaps for Kirchick, libertarianism is simply about maximizing personal autonomy for the individual on any and every issue... It also becomes easy to marry such a focus on social policy issues with a foreign policy that attempts to promote personal autonomy by invading countries like Iraq and "teaching them to elect good men," as President Wilson put it.

I call such people libertilitarians (libertarian + utilitarian).

As for the letter, it sounds as if someone took something Paul said about "new money" (i.e. money freshly created by the Federal Reserve) and inserted it into their own article about "new" (as in a new design) money.

In other words, it sounds like parts of the letter were written by Paul, and the rest of the letter edited by someone else.

Considering the fact that there is more than one version of the letter, the possibility that the original version is much more innocuous and much less paranoid about new money designs is, in my opinion, quite high.

Unknown said...

Ron Paul has been at war with the Federal Reserve and the centrist establishment for decades. He's battled not only the Fed but also the Trilateral commission and the CFR for years. He's as honest as the day is long and there isn't a racist or bigoted bone in his body.

I see that some here can't recognize this for what it is. A rifle isn't the only way to kill someone. You all deserve your future enslavement.

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nosheep said...

I have to agree, first of all thats a forged signature, and a very bad one I might add.


Secondly... there's no way a man as intelligent as Ron Paul is could have ever thought that garbage, let alone published it. It doesn't sound or read like Dr. Paul. The style in whiich its written is not even remotly his.

This is the same unverifiable b.s. as before. More accusations, no proof.

If you are as mad as I am, this should be enough motivation to make another donation!

I'm going to go ahead and make the call that Ron Paul is in the right on this...

...and many people seem to think the same.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k3z8nVaMkuw

and

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FTU4IKqMZdg



P.S. Just in case you haven't seen this, you should...

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Cyndy Salzmann said...

It makes me so sad to hear you defending this bigotry.

Paul said...

These notions about a "forged signature" seem very strange. Ron Paul concedes that these are, in fact, genuine copies of the Ron Paul Political/Survival Report, though he continues to deny that he wrote them or even ever read them (which, again, makes him the most incompetent manager in the history of politics, but that's neither here nor there). That alone ought to put to rest any ideas that these are forged documents that some wicked individual has managed to plant in the microfilm collections of the University of Kansas and the Wisconsin Historical Society. Whether the signatures are real or not--and they look pretty similar to me--the individuals publishing these hateful articles were clearly authorized to do so in Ron Paul's name, and if they'd wished to attach a signature facsimile they presumably would have had no trouble obtaining one, so why go to the effort of forgery? It makes no sense.

Hoosier said...

"Cyndy Salzmann said...

It makes me so sad to hear you defending this bigotry."

As opposed to the bigotry of wanting to start WW3 because Neocons say that "Islamofacists" are getting ready to blow up the USA? It ain't Muslims that are ruining this county.

I'll take Ron Paul's bigotry any day, if that's what it is, compared to the bigotry of wanting to kill millions, no billions because of neocon chicken hawk fantasies.

Hoosier said...

I'm commenting on my own comment; I said:

"As opposed to the bigotry of wanting to start WW3 because Neocons say that "Islamofacists" are getting ready to blow up the USA? It ain't Muslims that are ruining this county."

I sincerely doubt the neocons and their allies at the top believe this, but it's a good story to keep the sheeple in line.

Jason Roselander said...

Here's an excerpt from the Ron Paul Survival Report, 1994:

"First, these [gay] men dont' really see a reason to live past their fifties. They are not married, they have no children, and their lives are centered around new sexual partners. These conditions do not make one's older years the happiest. Second, because sex is the center of their lives, they want it to be as pleasurable as possible, which means unprotected sex. Third, they enjoy the attention and pity that comes with being sick. Put it all together, and you've got another wave of AIDS infections, that you, dear taxpayer, will be asked to pay for."


He either wrote that or allowed someone to write that for him. Either way, I'm not seeing the whole "Gays for Paul" angle right now.

I wrote more about this on my own blog.

Anonymous said...

Look, I'm not gay, and I only stopped by here because is showed up under "Ron Paul" on my Google search. But I have to say something. Some of you are hypocrites!

You expect people like me (straight) to be "open minded" and not biased or"judgemental" towards Gays and Lesbians but here you are. Tearing an old Doctor's reputation to pieces over a 20 year old piece of crap news article that has absolutely nothing to do with the real Ron Paul.

No benefit of the doubt. No chance of being innocent until proven (PROVEN/ with a tape recording or video) guilty of a crime that he did not commit.

Ron Paul is a frickin Republican of all things! He admits, on national television, that he believes that gays should be allowed to marry. MARRY? GAYS!??

That's frickin political suicide!

And he did it. And the Republicans laughed at him. He's honest and he's sincere and he cares about EVERYONE. Including you.

Damnit to hell, if the NAACP isn't good enough to vouch for Ron Paul's non-racist stance then what is?

You know what? You want to know why after all of these thousands of years, the majority of the people on the planet are still "spookish" around gay people like you? It's because of things like this. It's because of this "over the top" totally emotional "freakout" over the silliest little things. That's why.

You want to be accepted? You want to be legally be married? You want to have no more funny looks or discrimination? Well then EARN IT!

Stop being a part of the problem and start being a part of the solution.
Start listening to what Ron Paul has to say and not his enemies.

Now I'm pissed again.

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