Articles about Ron Paul

File this one under "Whodathunkit?"From The Politico:Ron Paul continues to best GiulianiRon Paul, the Texas congressman frequently dismissed as a long shot candidate with no real chance at winning the Republican presidential nomination, has won nearly twice as many total votes to date as Rudy Giuliani, a candidate still widely viewed as a strong contender.With his second place finish in Saturday’s Nevada caucus, where Paul defeated Giuliani in every county in the state, the Texas congressman has now received 106,414 votes to 60,220 for Giuliani. Both candidates have collected zero actual delegates.Literally if you had bet me four months ago that Ron Paul would beat then pundit predicted front runner Rudy Giuliani in every one of the races prior to Florida I'd have taken that bet and then asked you what you were smoking. Looking at it now I think it goes to show exactly how much strength Paul's message has with people and that Rudy's strategy was a total gamble. Frankly I hope Paul

This explains so much. But yet it is very confusing because you would naturally think he would be pro-rights of a woman. Apparently today he was speaking with the real 'Jane Roe' from the court case. She formally endorsed him. This video explains quite a bit though:

Some highlights include him explaining why he has flip flopped on the border fence, Amber Alert is unconstitutional, the North American Union is real, it is not kidnapping to take a minor across state lines without the parents knowing, and tip toeing around the neo-Nazi money while denying giving part of Alex Jones' donation back. Run time is 10 minutes. To download the interview yourself

Ron Paul is a very nice man. Unfortunately, he appears trapped in a nineteenth century approach to confronting 21st century issues. At times, one wonders if Congressman Paul ever studied any aspect of America’s labor history or actions of 19th century robber barons. He captivates many young people with cries of ending government intervention in the lives of the population and offers an interpretation of American government which bears slight resemblance to reality of the past. His followers urge a return to olden times when government was limited and individuals had more rights. The Paul interpretation of America’s past is fantasy, not reality. The American government was always involved in the lives of people, unfortuantely, more often on the side of the wealthy and corporate leaders. American history from, literally day one, of this nation entailed government being involved. For example, here is a short list: 1. Northwest Ordinance which banned slavery in the region and

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On January 6 at 5:00 PM ET, Ron Paul will take questions from an audience of undecided voters in the Granite State. This event will be video live-streamed here.With the New Hampshire primary just two days away, Dr. Paul will bring his message of liberty and constitutional government directly to the people-real questions, real answers, as fair and

Today, after speaking with Trevor Lyman, we have updated the date for the march to January 21. This march will coincide with the www.freeatlast2008.com donation day. Please pledge for both today! Let's make this the largest Ron Paul event ever!www. ronpaulmarch.comwww.freeatlast2008.com

The Ron Paul Air Corps-- a grassroots effort that raised $25,000 in one day for promo flights-- just announced its next flight-- set to soar over Manchester, New Hampshire during Fox News' Jan. 6 presidential forum in protest of Fox barring Ron Paul from attendence despite his placing higher than Giuliani (who was invited).

Speaking to The Alex Jones Show today, presidential candidate Ron Paul commented on the controversy surrounding his exclusion from a Fox News January 6th presidential forum by encouraging supporters to keep up the pressure on the network to reverse their decision and slamming the networks claim of being fair and balanced as "beyond a joke".

Ron Paul supporters have mixed views on whether the Congressmans 10% showing was a success or not, but the larger issue in the aftermath of the Iowa caucus has to be the question of whether the Ron Paul effect has sunk the presidential aspirations of the top two Neo-Cons in the race - Rudy Giuliani and Hillary Clinton.

According to Politifact.com and their popular "Truth-o-Meter" tool, Ron Paul is the most truthful presidential candidate out of the entire field, Democrats and Republicans included, and has not lied once during televised public debates.

Taking the Ron Paul Revolution To The AIR.http://www.ronpaulaircorps.com/

Ron Paul's double digit support in Iowa has shocked establishment media figures who have long derided the Congressman as an insignificant candidate with just 2 or 3 per cent of the vote. Even Fox News' own talking heads now agree that Paul should not be excluded from the upcoming presidential forum as campaign momentum builds.

A brand new interactive blog website has been launched today by Alex Jones and the Infowars team at www.RonPaulWarRoom.com

Talking head blowhard Bill O'Reilly admitted on Fox News last night that Ron Paul frightens him and that he completely agrees with the decision to exclude him from a Fox presidential forum this weekend.

As the primary season opens tomorrow, the candidacy of Ron Paul looms as an important factor in the election of 2008. There is no question he will never win the Republican nomination, but his run as an independent might have disastrous consequences for those concerned about the end of war in Iraq and the erosion of civil liberties in the United States. In a sense, Ron Paul, could become the Ralph Nader of 2008. the Nader votes in Florida in 2000 transformed a Gore presidency into a Bush fiasco and the horror of Iraq. There will be many contested state elections in which a few thousand votes could turn the tide and provide right wing Republicans a chance for victory. Ron Paul supporters ignore the consequence of a Giuliani or Romney or Huckabee victory. At least two of the Supreme Court’s liberal members who have fought for individual rights are rather elderly and their death or retirement opens the door for a new president to make two key selections that could alter the compositi

As we head toward the 2008 election, Ron Paul is probably the most popular Republican candidate if one focuses on grassroots support on the Internet. This is quite an accomplishment, even if the mainstream media continues to ignore him (and Dennis Kucinich). Unfortunately, it appears that Ron Paul does not accept evolution, raising serious questions about the effects a Paul presidency would have on America's scientific prowess. This is a serious problem of which Paul supporters should be aware.H/Ts to Deep Thoughts and The Information ParadoxTags: Ron Paul, Dennis Kucinich, election 2008, 2008 election, politics, evolution, science, education, America, Republican, media

Time Magazine, in their annual declaration of the individual that qualifies as the most influential person of the year, cited Ron Paul, not as the most influential, but as a person worthy of mention. However, in the brief description of Ron Paul and his political advocacies, Time Magazine incorrectly portrayed Paul as an isolationist [...]

That seems pretty safe to say after breaking records with fund raising in one day...

Iraq war forced to walk the plank. Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has turned the Iraq war into jetsam. Literally. http://garlinggauge.com/videos/ronpauliraqwar.flv Tea Party Reenactment - 12-16-2007 Attending a Tea Paty Reenactment in Freeport, Texas, the ‘08 underdog chose to symbolically dump the Iraq war first from a slew of choices despised by libertarians and others. Forgoing the United Nations, the Homeland Security Department, the Internal Revenue Service, and the Federal Reserve amongst others, Paul tossed a blue barrel labeled ‘Iraq War’ overboard. From his writings and rhetoric it is easy to see why. Ron Paul on Another War Against Iraq Questions that won’t be asked about Iraq Bombed If You Do, Bombed If You Don’t http://garlinggauge.com/videos/ronpaulbillmoyers.flv Ron Paul on Now With Bill Moyers - October 4, 2002 http://garlinggauge.com/videos/mccainandpaul.flv John McCain and Ron Paul debate Iraq War http://garling