Ron Paul is Remarkably Consistent

Ron Paul is no Mitt Romney, change as the wind blows flip-flopper. Back in 1961:

As a young doctor in training, dissecting cadavers or practicing surgery on dogs, he would tell all who would listen about how the country was headed down the wrong path, about the urgency of a strict gold standard and about the dangers of allowing government too much power over people’s lives. 

Sometimes consistency is a virtue, but other times it is a sign of  unhealthy obsession.