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Tag Archives: Ron Paul
New GOP 2012 Challenger: Gary Johnson?
2012 could be an interesting year for GOP presidential candidates if it features both Mark Sanford and Gary Johnson. This, along with the tea party movements, seems to be an outgrowth of the Ron Paul candidacy, perhaps similar to what … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Domestic Politics, Libertarianism
Tagged 2012, gary johnson, GOP, Mark Sanford, president, Ron Paul
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Political Coup in Nevada GOP Convention
Some political chaos going on in the Nevada Republican Convention. Ron Paul supporters amassed at the convention in hopes of taking it over and electing their own people as delegates. Outmaneuvered by raucous Ron Paul supporters, Nevada Republican Party leaders … Continue reading
Posted in Chris' Page, Election 2008, Libertarianism
Tagged Nevada, republican convention, Republican primary, Ron Paul
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Death by Fairness
photo: Simón Pais-Thomas Mick at Uncorrelated has another lovely post on the essentially vile character and politics of Mike Huckabee. Toward the end of his remarks he briefly hits Huckabee’s proposed Fair Tax: …and politically DOA policy planks like the … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Lee's Page
Tagged black market, Canada, cigarettes, conservative, consumption tax, economy, fair tax, Huckabee, IRS, libertarian, Mexico, Mike Gravel, Neal Boortz, Ron Paul, smuggling, socialism, taxation, trade, Wal-Mart
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Ronpaul’s Millions
One of the sadder aspects of Ronpaul’s candidacy is how many people (who can barely afford to do so), have been convinced to give well over their means to his campaign. My friend Jason has a co-worker who he believes … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged campaign, CBS News, Lew Rockwell, money, Ron Paul, Ronpaulism, Texas, Vaughn Ververs
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ACU Presidential Questionnaire
Haven’t had a chance to look at them, but here are the responses.
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged American Conservative Union, conservative, Election 2008, Huckabee, McCain, questionnarie, Romney, Ron Paul
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Public Safety Reminder
Since it’s likely that John McCain will dominate the primaries today, you may want to steer clear of a certain type of fanatical Ron Paul supporter tomorrow. Judging from my email, they’re pretty convinced that Paul will wrap up the … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Alex Jones, chemtrails, conspiracy, David Koresh, Dylan Klebold, Eric Harris, John McCain, mind control, Ron Paul
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Hatred on the Homefront for McCain
The Maricopa County Republicans (McCain’s home county) held a meeting and had a straw poll on the primaries. McCain was voted “Most Unacceptable,” ahead of even Ron Paul. Fred Thompson won the “Most Acceptable” vote, but then lost to Romney … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged county, election, Fred Thompson, John McCain, Maricopa, Mitt Romney, primaries, Republicans, Ron Paul, straw poll, vote
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Notes from the Vote
Romney is walking away with Nevada and has declared victory. American Research Group’s last-minute poll in South Carolina picked up an enormous Thompson surge (to 21%). However the exit polls are saying it’s the McCain and Huckabee show. Byron York … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged Bill Clinton, Byron York, exit polls, FDT, Fred Thompson, Hillary Clinton, John Edwards, Mike Hucakbee, Mitt Romney, Nevada, poll, primaries, Ron Paul, Russ Feingold, sedative, South Carolina, surge
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The Fall of Paul?
It looks like the revelations of racism and conspiratorial paranoia in The New Republic may have had a profound effect on the once fanatical Ron Paul movement. The Girl in Short Shorts notes something: “Now today, for the first time … Continue reading
Posted in Around the Web
Tagged conspiracy theories, racism, Ron Paul, Ronpaulism, Technorati, The New Republic
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Perfunction Awakens the Mighty King of Trolls
The other day Perfunction posted David Duke’s political advice for the Ron Paul campaign. The noxious white nationalist’s recommendations being essentially that while Paul was great, he needs to be just a wee bit more, you know, anti-Semitic. Anyway, it … Continue reading
Posted in Domestic Politics, Humor, Society
Tagged , anti-semitism, David Duke, fascism, Iraq, Israel, Ron Paul, trolling, trolls
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