No surprise that Ron Paul hates "Cash for Clunkers" almost as much as he hates the Fed. Even if you're a well-meaning do-gooder, you can at least listen to the Texas maverick: He's not as obnoxious a critic as lightweight loudmouth Glenn Beck. And every time Ron Paul uses the word "foolishness," he backs it with a good example. He makes some good points here, especially when he talks about how poor and near-poor people are getting the shaft every time a clunker gets shredded.

Not to mention teens looking for that rusted but barely driveable hulk that they covet as a first car. Paul doesn't mention that angle, but Big Money's Matthew DeBord does in "Does Cash for Clunkers Kill Teen Car Dreams?"