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YouTube - Here we Go Again. One trick pony.

YouTube - Here we Go Again. One trick pony.

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YouTube - January 31, 2008: Terry Jeffrey Defends Ron Paul over McCain

YouTube - January 31, 2008: Terry Jeffrey Defends Ron Paul over McCain

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American Conservative Magazine endorses Ron Paul.

Paul for President

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MTV's "Final Arguments"..

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (1 of 3)

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (1 of 3)

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (2 of 3)

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (2 of 3)

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (3 of 3)

YouTube - RON PAUL CLOSING ARGUMENTS HIGHLIGHTS 02-02-08 (3 of 3)

[AnnonUSA]

9NEWS - Article - Paul says GOP opponents failed in attempts to write him off

Watch the Videos of Ron's speech in Colorado.....

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Good article on Ron Paul in The Christian Science Monitor.

Ron Paul: an absolute faith in free markets and less government | csmonitor.com

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The videos wouldn't play for me for some reason.... so here's the tube....

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 1 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 1 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 Denver, CO Part 2 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 Denver, CO Part 2 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 Denver, CO Part 3 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 Denver, CO Part 3 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 4 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 4 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 5 of 5

YouTube - Ron Paul 02.01.08 - Denver, CO Part 5 of 5

[taco]

*taco gives annon and bagman a ron paul reacharound*

[TheBagman]

This is why Montana kicks so much ass...

Ron Paul Gains Endorsements from Montana's Conservative Legislators
Saturday February 2, 4:35 pm ET

KALISPELL, Mont.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has announced endorsements from the most consistent conservatives in the Montana Legislator leading up to the Republican Presidential Caucus on February 5. They include:

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State Senator Aubyn Curtiss of Fortine

State Senator Jerry O' Neil of Columbia Falls

State Representative Rick Jore of Ronan

State Representative Roger Koopman of Bozeman

State Representative Tom McGillvray of Billings

State Representative Diane Rice of Harrison

State Representative of Jack Wells of Bozeman

Public Service Commissioner Brad Molnar of Billings

Montana Ron Paul State coordinator David Hart said these endorsements show the large base of support the ten term congressman has gained in the state.

Additionally, Ron Paul has been endorsed as being the strongest Presidential candidate in support of the 2nd Amendment by the Montana Shooting Sports Association.

“This strong show of support for Ron Paul’s message of liberty, prosperity and peace has resonated with Montanans of all demographics,” Hart said. “They know that Ron Paul has never voted for a tax increase, never voted for an unbalanced budget, and has never voted to increase the size of government.”

[AnnonUSA]

AP Top News at 12:19 p.m. EST

11 hours ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday she might be willing to garnish the wages of workers who refuse to buy health insurance to achieve coverage for all Americans. The New York senator has criticized presidential rival Barack Obama for pushing a health plan that would not require universal coverage. Clinton has not always specified the enforcement measures she would embrace, but when pressed on ABC's "This Week," she said: "I think there are a number of mechanisms" that are possible, including "going after people's wages, automatic enrollment."

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Originally Posted by AnnonUSA

AP Top News at 12:19 p.m. EST

11 hours ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton said Sunday she might be willing to garnish the wages of workers who refuse to buy health insurance to achieve coverage for all Americans. The New York senator has criticized presidential rival Barack Obama for pushing a health plan that would not require universal coverage. Clinton has not always specified the enforcement measures she would embrace, but when pressed on ABC's "This Week," she said: "I think there are a number of mechanisms" that are possible, including "going after people's wages, automatic enrollment."

You beat me to it..
LewRockwell.com Blog: Force = Compassion ...

[AnnonUSA]

I posted that for those that may think a little socialism is OK.

Socialism is a little give and a lot of TAKE. And what they give ain't worth what they take.

[AnnonUSA]

Mister "Change" looks pretty much like all the other bought and paid for politicians.

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February 3, 2008
Obama defends record on nuclear leak bill
Posted: 03:00 PM ET
Obama defended his record on a nuclear leak bill in the Senate.



(CNN) — On the final weekend before Super Tuesday, Sen. Barack Obama's presidential campaign quickly responded to a New York Times article Sunday scrutinizing the senator's actions on a nuclear leak bill. The story, published on the front page, said "a close look at the path his legislation took tells a different story" from what Obama has said.
Obama's campaign posted on its Web site a lengthy "fact check" about the article defending the senator's work on the bill.
Two years ago, after Illinois residents learned that Exelon Corporation did not disclose leaks at one of its plants, Obama introduced the Nuclear Release Notice Act of 2006, which would require plant owners to report all leaks to state and local authorities, the article reported.
Obama has touted the bill — which never passed the Senate — on the campaign trail, and in December he told voters in Iowa it was "the only nuclear legislation that I've passed," the newspaper reported.
Although it passed the environmental committee, the bill never made to the full Senate, and the senator reintroduced it last fall, according to the report.

The article said the Obama camp did not explain to the newspaper why Obama told Iowa voters that the bill had passed.
The article also said Obama bowed to pressure from Senate Republicans, Exelon and nuclear regulators, and rewrote the bill to "reflect changes" they wanted.
"The new bill removed language mandating prompt reporting and simply offered guidance to regulators," the story said.
In its "fact check," the Obama campaign said the revised bill still required notification of leaks and that "the only change was that the requirements would be made through the regulatory process."
The "fact check" also said Obama had "criticized the industry's voluntary guidelines and vowed to press ahead with the bill after those guidelines were announced."
The "fact check" did not address Obama's remark about the bill having "passed." It also did not respond to the article's reporting that Exelon executives and employees have contributed $227,000 to Obama's campaign.
David Axelrod, Obama's chief political strategist, has worked as a consultant for the Illinois-based company, the newspaper reported.
"Obama 'never discussed this issue or this bill' with Mr. Axelrod," the article said, citing Obama's campaign.
Obama is locked in a tight race for the Democratic nomination against Sen. Hillary Clinton of New York.

[TheBagman]

Originally Posted by AnnonUSA

I posted that for those that may think a little socialism is OK.

Socialism is a little give and a lot of TAKE. And what they give ain't worth what they take.

Oh, come on Annon... it's for the common good.

[taco]

Youre up awful early today.

[AnnonUSA]

Originally Posted by TheBagman

Oh, come on Annon... it's for the common good.

Sieg Heil!

[TheBagman]

Good news from Maine!

Ron Paul 2008: Ron Paul Beats McCain in Maine Caucus, Primed to Win Over 1/3 of State Delegates

Ron Paul Beats McCain in Maine Caucus, Primed to Win Over 1/3 of State Delegates

In the race for delegates, Ron Paul appears to closely trail Romney for first place

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

February 4, 2008

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – While most reports about this past weekend’s Maine Caucus focused on the purely symbolic presidential preference poll, in the meaningful race to secure delegates to the state convention Ron Paul is primed to finish second with likely 35 percent of the total delegates.

Delegates to the Republican National Convention in Minneapolis are elected by the state delegates. Internal results from 10 of 16 counties, including the largest cities of Portland, South Portland, Lewiston, Auburn, Augusta, Waterville, Bangor, and Brewer, show Ron Paul picking up 215 of 608 State Convention delegates so far reported, or 35%.

“Ron Paul’s strong second place finish in Maine, in which he beat John McCain, is proof that this race is far from over,” said Ron Paul campaign manager Lew Moore. “We’ll continue to battle for every delegate in this wide-open race for the Republican nomination.”

In the presidential preference poll, with 70 percent reporting, Ron Paul is in third place just two percentage points behind John McCain. However, the Maine preference poll is purely a beauty contest, and in the actual election of state delegates the so-called “frontrunner” McCain is far behind Ron Paul.

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An Interview with Congressman Ron Paul

An Interview with Congressman Ron Paul

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The candidates financials...

Fourth Quarter 2007 FEC Filings | Campaign 2008: Campaign Finance | washingtonpost.com

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Video by a Mormon...

YouTube - LDS Voters Please Consider

YouTube - LDS Voters Please Consider

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YouTube - Nun Supports Ron Paul on Fox : God Bless Sister Rose Marie

YouTube - Nun Supports Ron Paul on Fox : God Bless Sister Rose Marie

[AnnonUSA]

There is no sense for the senseless.

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YouTube - Neil Cavuto, February 5, 2008

YouTube - Neil Cavuto, February 5, 2008

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Suicide Terrorism Expert Professor Robert Pape Named Ron Paul 2008 Foreign Policy Advisor — Ron Paul 2008

Suicide Terrorism Expert Professor Robert Pape Named Ron Paul 2008 Foreign Policy Advisor

Ivan Eland, Leon Hadar also added to Ron Paul foreign policy team

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 7, 2008

ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA – Today University of Chicago professor Robert Pape has joined the Ron Paul 2008 campaign as a foreign policy advisor.

Dr. Pape is the foremost expert on suicide terrorism and the founder of the Chicago Project on Suicide Terrorism. He is also the author of Dying to Win: The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism and has published numerous articles on suicide terrorism and the use of air power in war.

Regarding the campaign, Professor Pape said, “Ron Paul's campaign is making a lasting contribution to the security of the United States and its allies. Indeed, I often tell audiences ‘Ron Paul has the right foreign policy to safeguard America.’”

Middle East expert Leon Hadar and national security analyst Ivan Eland have also joined the Ron Paul campaign as foreign policy advisors.

Leon Hadar is a Washington-based global affairs analyst whose commentary on U.S. foreign policy has been published in leading newspapers and foreign policy journals. A former UN correspondent for the Jerusalem Post, he is the author of Quagmire: America in the Middle East and Sandstorm: Policy Failure in the Middle East.

Ivan Eland is senior fellow and director of the Center on Peace & Liberty at The Independent Institute. Dr. Eland spent 15 years working for Congress on national security issues, including stints as an investigator for the House Foreign Affairs Committee and Principal Defense Analyst at the Congressional Budget Office. He is the author of several books, including The Empire Has No Clothes: U.S. Foreign Policy Exposed.


To schedule an interview with Robert Pape, Ivan Eland, or Leon Hadar, contact the campaign at 703-248-9115.

[AnnonUSA]

Homeland Security Ron Paul style.

Sensible, without the fear, evil, fire and brimstone speeches.