2008 Candidates: Old Snapshots from Their Past
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Most were hairier, some had bell bottoms and at least one was playing hoops. And who was Ron Paul hanging out with then?
Have you ever seen a limo with a Ron Paul bumper sticker? How about really big bumper stickers on a really big limo?
The scam of the century enthralls and envelopes the nation, a farce in which political twins Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama pretend they are not joined at the hip on every public policy issue.
The Amish caught the Ron Paul vapors :)
Vote Fraud or Rotting Fish? You decide.
I’m almost 36 years old. I’ve been an avid observer of politics since my junior high days, when I was enthralled by Reagan’s libertarian rhetoric and was an admirer Alex P. Keaton. I’ve never seen anything like the Ron Paul movement happen in America
WASHINGTON--If the Bush administration gets its way, all Americans will be required to present Real ID-compliant identification documents--or risk facing "inconveniences" at airports and federal buildings--by 2017.
Rudolph W. Giuliani’s senior campaign aides have given up their paychecks for the month to help save dwindling campaign funds as Mr. Giuliani heads into the crucial primary races where he has staked his candidacy.
The 40 Foot RON PAUL MoNsTer shows it's head in Tempe, AZ.
OCALA - Did the action-movie star duck and roll under the tax system, or was he simply asking the Internal Revenue Service for help in filing his returns?
In that war game, the Blue Team navy, representing the United States, lost 16 major warships - an aircraft carrier, cruisers and amphibious vessels — when they were sunk to the bottom of the Persian Gulf....
A congressional report has concluded that a website set up by the TSA to help travelers remove their data from aviation watch lists put flier's identities at risk for theft by hackers.
"We reject every form of legislation," the Russian aristocrat and "father of anarchism" Mikhail Bakunin once thundered. The czar banished him to Siberia. But now it seems his ideas are being rediscovered.
LIMA, Ohio - The FBI has joined state investigators in a probe of the fatal shooting of a Lima woman
CORAL GABLES, Fla. -- A man at a party died early Friday morning after he became "combative" and police used a Taser gun to subdue him.
The lawsuit was filed in January 2000, but according to the opinion written by Associate Judge Michael William Farrell, the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act of 2005 required the court to dismiss the case.
In a unanimous decision today, the California Court of Appeals ruled that the City of San Francisco’s handgun ban is illegal under state law,
(An oxymoron for this bunch) On Sunday, when President Bush delivers a speech trumpeting what he calls his "freedom agenda" from Abu Dhabi, absent from the presidential entourage will be many of the policy warriors who fought with the Stat
The puzzling site in Syria that Israeli jets bombed in September grew more curious on Friday with the release of a satellite photograph showing new construction there that resembles the site's former main building. Israel's air attack was di
Agent Bassem Youssef, a whistle-blower who alleged he was passed over for promotions after the 9/11 attacks, said in an interview with Thw Washington Post that counterterrorism agents and their managers still lack basic knowledge about Middle Eastern
The agency noted that clones had "significantly higher" rates of death and disease, but predicted that mortality rates would decrease with improved technology.
The new law expands the list of pretexts to include "natural disaster, epidemic, or other serious public health emergency, terrorist attack or incident, or other condition" -- and such a "condition" is not defined or limited.
"Because the plaintiffs are aliens and were located outside sovereign United States territory at the time their alleged RFRA claim arose, they do not fall with the definition of 'person,'" the court ruled.
When the top federal prosecutor in New Jersey needed to find an outside lawyer to monitor a large corporation willing to settle criminal charges out of court last fall, he turned to former Attorney General John Ashcroft, his onetime boss.
The US is at risk of losing its top-notch triple-A credit rating within a decade unless it takes radical action to curb soaring healthcare and social security spending, Moody's, the credit rating agency, said yesterday.
U.S. President George W. Bush said on Friday the United States would have a long-term presence in Iraq that could "easily" last a decade, but that it would be at the invitation of the Iraqi government.
A drug used for arthritis can reverse the symptoms of Alzheimer's "in minutes". It appears to tackle one of the main features of the disease - inflammation in the brain.
A student at the University of Florida, questioning Senator John Kerry harshly, was dragged off, Tased, and subdued by campus police. His plea, "Don't Tase me, Bro!," Just the tip of an enormous homeland-security presence on campus.
It is starting to look more and more that the Pentagon has been caught manufacturing a lie to get the US involved in a war with Iran. Gulf of Tomkin II.
Judge Harold Eaton Jr., discouraged when a 34-person pool of potential jurors for a sex case was reduced to 20 people, sent sheriff's deputies into the street Wednesday to summon people to join them.