Presidential candidate Ron Paul’s book THE REVOLUTION: A Manifesto “has become the centerpiece of a counterconvention,” the Washington Post reports. “But although the congressman from Texas has repeatedly called the book his own work, it was largely written by an unacknowledged ghostwriter, and it is unclear how much Paul contributed to the final product.” The paper “obtained” a copy of the “original manuscript,” written by Ron Paul supporter and libertarian scholar Tom Woods, along with correspondence from Woods. A letter from last December presenting the manuscript says, “When my agent shopped the idea around (before I’d actually written the book) […]
