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Saturday, December 1, 2007

Ron Paul and John McCain Tie in New Iowa Poll

According to the Des Moines Register, Ron and McCain tie at 7 percent in the newly-posted Iowa poll:

Huckabee: 29%
Romney: 24%
Giuliani: 13%
Thompson: 9%
Ron Paul: 7%
McCain: 7%
Tancredo: 6%
Hunter: 1%


(Hat tip to Eric Garris for this on Lew's blog.)

Ron Paul = The Peace President



Ron Paul, the only pro-peace Republican president!

Five for Freedom Project in New Hampshire



Five for Freedom!

Lew Rockwell Revolution



Awesome!

Friday, November 30, 2007

Ron Paul on the Money Bomb and the Next One Coming



(This came via TechPresident.)

The Huckster and the Party of Jesus

The Ron Paul Blimp Becomes a Reality



The Ron Paul Revolution is aching for a blimp. Even though its stated goal had been $350,000, it's raking in nearly half a million in donations.

Hey Santa, Are You Wearing a Seat Belt?



Santa, who's thought to be capable of "harming" himself by not wearing a seat belt at 5 mph, feels the wrath of the Nanny State.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Let's Pretend....

The Church of the Huckster



This is what the Church of Mikey is all about. Questions? Comments?

Ron Paul Gets Decent Treatment From CNN



Here's CNN treating Ron Paul decently by giving him a not-too-bad interview after the debate.

Ron at the Debates



(Thanks to Lew for reporting this on his blog.)

P.S. The first deliberately-planted CNN question regarding the Council on Foreign Relations (a group to which all the candidates except Ron belong) was not a surprise to be honest. After all, the CFR is a pro-war, pro-Big Business, pro-empire lobbying group which secretly touts the Neo-Con line all the way.

Ron Paul: 'A True Gentleman Indeed'

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

A Case of Anti-Ron Paul Discrimination

Lew pointed this out on his blog regarding the YouTube/CNN debate. Considering this was the worst debate ever, it's not a surprise that the debate was rigged...big time!

From NBC's Lauren Appelbaum
Here are our counts for how long each candidate spoke during the first part of the debate
Romney -- 7:03, during 9 times
McCain -- 5:09, during 4 times
Giuliani -- 5:08, during 9 times
Thompson -- 4:38, during 4 times
Huckabee -- 4:14, during 5 times
Paul -- 3:27, during 4 times
Tancredo -- 2:20, during 4 times
Hunter -- 2:16, during 3 times

One note -- Huckabee did not get a chance to speak until 26 minutes into the debate, and Paul did not get his chance until more than a half hour into the debate.

Ron Paul on TV with Spanish Subtitles



Here's Ron Paul on TV with subtitles in Spanish.