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When a father with a son in Iraq says he's offended that Mitt Romney compared his sons -- who are trying to get Mitt elected -- to his son and the soldiers in Iraq, Mitt starts to smirk.
The next president is most likely to have a law degree. That might not be such a bad thing. The 3 leading candidates in each party have law degrees and most have practiced law. Some are weaving their legal careers into their campaign pitches, squeeze
Ron Paul at New Hampshire Republican POST Debate on Fox News on September 5, 2007, interviewed by Sean Hannity and Alan Colmes. Paul won the debate handily, doubling his nearest competitor in the Fox text poll.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's anti-war arguments during the debate prompted consternation from his fellow candidates and prompted a Fox News moderator to imply the Texas congressman would take "marching orders from al Qaeda.**
All the meat without the fat.
"My RON PAUL FRIENDS….. Here is the TOOL we have been looking for. Can you post this info up on all the MEET UPS?" Treg
I did a page search for "Paul" to get to the important parts :)
One of these is certain to be a favorite. Too many coming online to not just put them all together like this.
Ron Paul keeps winning interactive polls.
Ron Paul makes his position clear about his opinion of the Ron Paul Revolution.
Disgraced Democratic fundraiser Norman Hsu was a wanted man again after he failed to show up for a court date Wednesday and a judge issued a new warrant for his arrest. Hsu, whose criminal past has roiled the campaigns of top presidential candidates,
Fred Thompson officially entered a wide-open Republican presidential race, vowing to invigorate a dispirited GOP. The former Tennessee senator harkened to the GOP glory days of 1994 when he and other Republicans seized control of Congress and establi
Republican presidential contenders voiced support for the Iraq war despite a warning from anti-war candidate Ron Paul they risk dragging the party down to defeat in 2008. "Even if we lose elections, we should not lose our honor," shot back
In a move that may dent Rudy Giuliani presidential hopes, several top, New York-based 9/11 organizations are apparently joining forces to set up a non-profit corporation, raise money and “follow Rudy around from stop to stop the way the Swift Boat v
One of three Phoenix sign "factories" (that I know of :)
This Web site allows you to follow the money trail of campaign bundlers - or people who funnel money to campaigns - as they collect thousands, and sometimes millions, of dollars from other people for the 2008 presidential candidates.
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Emergency Responders and 9/11 family groups who lost loved ones on 9/11 blast Presidential Candidate Rudolph Giuliani's new "plan" for protecting America from terrorism and emergencies in the future. This "plan" is a concocte
Antiwar candidate, Ron Paul raised more than the Republican Party did at the Texas GOP straw poll. Paul finished third in the Texas Straw Poll held on September 1st with 16% of the vote but Ron Paul raised more money than the Texas GOP did during the
Who told this security guard to deny access to Ron Paul delegates? Ron Paul supporters get denied entry to the Texas Straw Poll even though they paid and had their confirmation information. Sour grapes? Watch the video.
Ron Paul supporters get denied entry to the Texas Straw Poll even though they paid and had their confirmation information. Sour grapes? Watch the video.
"The whole idea is a continuum of care, basically from birth to death," he said.
Our first look at the 110th Congress shows how every representative and senator voted on key issues, such as the minimum wage, immigration, stem-cell research, and the Iraq War.
Let’s cut to the chase: conservative Republicans have only one choice for President in 2008: Congressman Ron Paul of Texas. Unlike the GOP frontrunners, Paul is the real deal. No real conservative could support Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, Joh
The most striking image from his campaign - the slogan "Revolution" with the letters "EVOL" reversed to spell "love" backward - is, to use a 1960s metaphor, more Beatles than Barry Goldwater. The creator of this slogan,
Republican presidential hopeful Duncan Hunter scored a symbolic victory, winning a Texas straw poll. Hunter, a California congressman, whose big issues are border security and strong national defense, took about 41% of the 1,300 votes cast.
The entreaty to search the Internet for news of the Republican congressman from rural Texas is one of the more visible signs of enthusiasm from a do-it-yourself base of Web fans. Their support doesn't show up in public opinion polls, but it's
Chinese-American businessman Norman Hsu, whose huge donations embarrassed prominent Democrats this week, was arrested Friday in California for a 1992 fraud case, justice officials said. Hsu turned himself into police in Redwood City in Silicon Valley
Passengers on a plane leaving New York could see three words in 4-foot block letters painted on an East Village rooftop terrace as they ascended: GOOGLE RON PAUL. That same spirit inspires them to canvass parade routes in 100-degree heat, argue campa
[Couldn't help myself:-)] "We observe all posted speed limits and traffic signals unless it's an emergency,'' Frank said. Romney's campaign paid an off-duty Aiken County deputy $90 for the escort. That deputy used blue lights
The iconoclastic "Dr. Paul" is a libertarian advocate of minimalist government, a foe of the Federal Reserve and anything else not explicitly allowed by the Constitution, and perhaps the most antiwar candidate in the race. Thanks to the unp
