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In Reason, Dave Weigel and Julian Sanchez make the case that Lew Rockwell was Ron Paul's ghostwriter. They also argue, correctly I think, that Paul owes it to his young supporters, who signed up for the 2008 campaign for reasons quite distinct from the paleolibertarian strategy of the late 1980s and early '90s, to take more direct "moral responsibility" for the newsletters by addressing them more frankly. John Zmirak urges fellow paleos to do some soul searching as well. John Derbyshire takes a different view of the controversy.

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