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  • Ron Paul, Featuring Special Guests "The Jew Haters"

    01/19/2008 7:54:17 AM PST · by Mr. Silverback · 234 replies · 494+ views
    Radar Magazine ^ | 1/18/08 | Nick Curran
    In the stuffy world of politics, the Ron Paul campaign has earned the reputation of being something like a raucous, freedom-loving party. A raucous, freedom-loving party with lots of paranoid bigots. So it would probably be more surprising if the band reportedly headlining RonPaulapalooza didn't have a few teeny-tiny problems with the Jews, who they feel are trying to destroy everybody. The band Poker Face enjoys churning out a hard-chargin' "freedom rock" that they developed under the influence of Boston, the Beatles, and Frank Zappa, as well as a firm conviction that the Holocaust did not happen and that the...
  • Is Ron Paul really so crazy? (townhall)

    10/24/2007 12:03:08 PM PDT · by traviskicks · 172 replies · 465+ views
    Townhall.com ^ | 10/23/07 | Jason Wharton
    Is Ron Paul crazy for his position on the war and for criticizing our nation's foreign policy? Many believe this to be the case. But, might we be mischaracterizing Ron Paul by over simplifying or clouding the issues? A much closer examination based on facts and sound principles is in order. In the end I will conclude that Ron Paul is indeed crazy. Sorry to spoil it for you. There are many things in his favor. To answer pressing questions of our time, Ron Paul relies on historical facts many American's are ignorant of. He isn't afraid to reveal clandestine...
  • Anti-war Republican

    09/23/2007 9:52:12 AM PDT · by Captain Kirk · 73 replies · 116+ views
    Baltimore Sun ^ | September 23, 2007 | Paul West
    Rep. Ron Paul of Texas, an old-fashioned conservative with a strong libertarian streak, inspires a small but growing base of fervent admirers with his strict interpretation of Congress' powers No matter who shows up at this week's Republican presidential debate in Baltimore, it's a good bet the biggest applause will go to the most conservative man onstage. He's Rep. Ron Paul, a perfect protest candidate for 2008. Trained as a physician, he's "Dr. Paul" to a small but growing base of fervent admirers - more than a few of whom could fairly be called zealots. Around the Capitol, the Texas...
  • Ron Paul: Highways claim more than 9/11 killed

    09/23/2007 10:47:55 AM PDT · by LdSentinal · 402 replies · 491+ views
    Baltimore Sun ^ | 9/22/07 | Rick Pearson
    Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul contends that the federal government has overreacted by limiting personal freedom in the wake of terrorist attacks six years ago, noting more people die on U.S. highways in less than a month’s time compared to the number who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001. “We have been told that we have to give up our freedoms in order to be safe because terrorism is such a horrible event,” Paul said today to more than 1,000 supporters who attended a rally at a downtown Chicago hotel ballroom. “A lot fewer lives died on 9/11 than...
  • Letter: Paul fortunately isn't like rest of Republican Party

    09/16/2007 9:53:12 PM PDT · by NapkinUser · 20 replies · 243+ views
    The Billings Gazette ^ | September 16, 2007 | Tim Shea
    The Republican Party, by almost universal disgruntled consent, is in every way a cause of concern for the limited government espoused in the articles adopted by the GOP membership. The Republican Party has become in governing what they've fear-mongered us for decades the Democratic party would be if, in fact, we elected Democrats to Washington. Let's be honest: The D.C. Republicans who've lied their way into leadership are little else than a rejected radical left wing of the Democratic party. Pre-emptive nuclear strikes? NAFTA, CAFTA? The Patriot Act? Enforcing U.N. resolutions? Lowering taxes a couple hundred dollars for the average...
  • Success in L.A.

    09/13/2007 4:16:12 PM PDT · by NapkinUser · 34 replies · 460+ views
    Ron Paul 2008 ^ | September 13, 2007 | Kent Snyder
    Los Angeles enthusiastically received Ron Paul yesterday! The fundraising reception in the morning was a great success. It was held at the Ritz Carlton in Pasadena and tickets were $500 per person. Sold out! After the breakfast, Dr. Paul went to a nearby university. He met with a group of students and press. He then spoke at a rally outside on campus. A police officer estimated the crowd to be between 700-900 people. They cheered Dr. Paul time and time again. Students and professors in the surrounding buildings had windows opened and listened too. After the rally, Dr. Paul attended...