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  • Rep. Ron Paul Isn’t Going Away

    08/08/2007 2:35:26 PM PDT · by CenTexConfederate · 41 replies · 798+ views
    New York Observer ^ | August 7, 2007 | Steve Kornacki
    Rep. Ron Paul Isn’t Going Away * When he deigned last month to include Ron Paul in his Sunday morning show, ABC’s George Stephanopoulos told the Republican presidential candidate that he’d bet every last cent that Dr. Paul won’t end up in the White House. He’s right, of course. But that doesn’t mean that the 71-year-old congressman from Texas isn’t a surprising force in the 2008 race. He commands far more attention—from the media and from his opponents—than his low standing in the polls seems to warrant, has amassed an ideology-defying army of true believers through the Internet, and actually...
  • Paul’s active service member donations get noticed (Troops support Ron Paul)

    08/04/2007 6:04:55 AM PDT · by OrthodoxPresbyterian · 627 replies · 6,222+ views
    The Hill ^ | August 3, 2007 | Klaus Marre
    Paul’s active service member donations get noticedBy Klaus MarreAugust 03, 2007Rep. Ron Paul (Texas), the anti-Iraq war candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and darling of the Internet, said his colleagues have taken notice that he has raised more money from active service members than any other GOP White House hopeful."Lots of military people turned out to be aware that our campaign got more donations from soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines than any other," said Paul in a statement on his website. "Funny, that made a big impression in Congress too. Many of my colleagues were amazed and encouraged that...