Washington, Sep 1 (ANI): U.S. Representative for Texas's 14th congressional district Ron Paul has said that Mitt Romney's convention speech has left him "very skeptical" over the fact that the county's economic policies could change in the near future.
"The speech is what I would expect. I remain very, very skeptical of hearing anything that will change the course of history. We have a debt problem. We have a spending problem, but how many things did he list to cut?" Politico quoted Paul, as saying.
The former GOP presidential candidate said that the "most disturbing" part of America's fiscal problems was the Federal Reserve, which Romney did not focus on during his speech.
"There was no talk of the Federal Reserve. As long as we have the concept, we will linger a long time because debt is a problem and no one is willing to face up to it and I certainly didn't hear that last night," Paul said.
When asked what's his take on the Republican party for the November 6 elections, Paul tired to give a diplomatic reply.
"Well, it is not my party. I do not like politics at all. I think both parties are Keynesian economists and support positions that I do not like. So, the party, in many ways is irrelevant," he said. (ANI)
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