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Ron Paul Statement on Iraq War Anniversary
On the anniversary of the invasion of Iraq, Congressman Ron Paul, member of the House Foreign Relations Committee, issued a statement. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Artists Create Ron Paul as 3-D Animation
A group of grassroots artists created a 3-D animation on presidential candidate Ron Paul. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Missouri GOP caucuses on Saturday - Ron Paul's last stand?
Saturday morning (times vary slightly depending on the site), Republicans from around the state will gather at various locations to select delegates. The voting is the first step in a multi-tier process to select the delegates and the alternates who will get to go to the GOP presidential convention next summer in Minneapolis.>>SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul on Eliot Spitzer: " Living by the Sword".
Congressman Ron Paul said - It has been said that "he who lives by the sword shall die by the sword." And in the case of Eliot Spitzer this couldn't be more true. In his case it's the political sword, as his enemies rejoice in his downfall. Most people, it seems, believe he got exactly what he deserved.>>SEE FULL STORY
White separatist ran but failed to become Ron Paul delegate
A self-described white nationalist earned nearly 12,000 votes in Tennessee as a failed candidate to represent Ron Paul at the Republican National Convention.
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Ron Paul on Eliot Spitzer: " Living by the Sword".
Congressman Ron Paul said - It has been said that "he who lives by the sword shall die by the sword." And in the case of Eliot Spitzer this couldn't be more true. In his case it's the political sword, as his enemies rejoice in his downfall. Most people, it seems, believe he got exactly what he deserved.>>SEE FULL STORY
White separatist ran but failed to become Ron Paul delegate
A self-described white nationalist earned nearly 12,000 votes in Tennessee as a failed candidate to represent Ron Paul at the Republican National Convention.
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Ron Paul: No, it's not over
The Republican congressman conceded that he's not going to get the GOP presidential nomination, but said he will continue to seek votes in upcoming primaries in a bid to win more delegates and have some influence on the campaign debate.
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Paul wins congressional nomination in Texas
Republican Ron Paul didn't get many votes for president in his home state, but he easily won the primary night nomination for his congressional seat. Paul, an Internet sensation in his presidential bid, easily defeated local Councilman Chris Peden in the Houston-area District 14 on Tuesday night Paul will remain as a presidential candidate.
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Ron Paul Campaigner Says Signs Are Being Knocked Down And Stolen
One Ron Paul Campaigner says signs at the Ocean Springs, MS campaign headquarters have been knocked down or stolen. Organizers say they are now running out of campaign signs.>>SEE FULL STORY
Oscar Winner Marion Cotillard Joins Ron Paul Supporters With Hoax Theory
During several of the presidential debates, Republican candidate Ron Paul publicly stated that he didn't believe that the United State government was behind the 9/11 attacks. The reason that so many of the moderators pressed Ron Paul on the matter was that so many of his supporters believe it. They still do and they are not afraid to say it, even though Paul was very uncomfortable discussing it. Now some of his supporters have some more company. Rosie O'Donnell used to spout this stuff from time to time on the ABC chat show "The View" and now Oscar winning actress Marion Cotillard has declared she also thins the attack were a hoax. >>SEE FULL STORY
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The Love Revolution: Ron Paul Rallies Austin Supporters
More than 4,000 supporters gathered on the Main Mall Saturday to rally for and listen to Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's self-described revolutionary message of liberty.>>SEE FULL STORY
UT-Dallas Students Seek Exposure for Ron Paul
Republican Congressman Ron Paul's unique beliefs and unusual campaign style have established him a fiercely loyal support group. 'Students for Ron Paul' is a grassroots student organization created in January by University of Texas at Dallas students.
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Killeen Supporters Welcome Ron Paul
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was greeted by supporters from all walks of life - many smiling, wearing campaign buttons and holding signs - during his stop in Killeen on Saturday.>>SEE FULL STORY
Ron Paul and his Challenger in Same Party, Worlds Apart
It's tough to think of a political endeavor more audacious than trying to unseat a 10-term member of Congress - except, perhaps, to attempt a jump from the U.S. House to the Oval Office as an anti-war Republican.>>SEE FULL STORY
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Thousands Gather for Ron Paul Rally in Austin
Texas Congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul spoke before thousands of supporters on the University of Texas campus. Despite poor showing in many of the primaries, his loyal supporters still believe in his message. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Paul Increases Campaign Haul
Ron Paul continued bringing in campaign cash last month at a level far in excess of how he's faring in Republican nomination contests. >>SEE FULL STORY
Paul Supporters Rally near Fort Hood
Dozens of supporters for long-shot Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul rallied near an entrance of Fort Hood. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Paul Stands Out in Republican Crowd
To say that Ron Paul, the Republican congressman who is running for president, marches to his own drum is a fair statement. He opposes the war in Iraq (he was one of six House Republicans to vote against it), and has broken with his party on an assortment of issues.
Paul to UNT Crowd: Constitution Key to Country's Future
Paul, who represents a portion of the Texas coast in congress, spoke at a student rally at UNT during stops in Dallas and Fort Worth on Monday.
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Ron Paul to Stay in Race
Washington, D.C. (AHN) - With the presidential race now officially focused on highly-contested primaries in his home state, Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) said on Wednesday that he is continuing his campaign despite his slim to nil chances of winning the GOP nomination.
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Paul: No John McCain Endorsement
Republican Rep. Ron Paul told the Tribune this morning he will not back Sen. John McCain as his party's nominee unless the Arizona senator "has a lot of change of heart."
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Wrong Paul: Factual Fumbles from the Republican Insurgent
Ron Paul doesn't have much of a chance of winning the Republican nomination, but he persists with his well-funded campaign and even talks of turning it into a permanent "Revolution" that will continue far beyond 2008.
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Paul Pulls Back, Focuses on Congressional Race
Ron Paul says he’s still in the presidential race but is moving to scale back his staff and shift focus to his own re-election campaign for his Texas congressional seat.
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Paul says he won't run as Third Party Candidate
Presidential hopeful Ron Paul said he will not run as a third-party candidate in a new message to supporters that seems to recognize his slim chances at getting the Republican nomination. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Young Ron Paul supporter cited four times for window decal
Cody Hauer is an enthusiastic Ron Paul supporter, but it could cost him more than $550 after receiving four citations in one week for having a large decal on his rear window.
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Paul at Conservative Political Action Conference: Republicans too much like Democrats
Presidential hopeful Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) told conservatives gathered here on Thursday that the Republican Party is "acting too much like Democrats," especially the party's frontrunner Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.). >> SEE FULL STORY
Expectations The Media and Ron Paul
There are three Republican presidential nomination contests this weekend and really none of them matter anymore. The GOP is left with three active candidates, presumptive nominee John McCain and long shots Ron Paul and Mike Huckabee and Huck may be better suited to run as McCain's veep or take a position in the cabinet if McCain actually wins the White House in November. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul To Stay In Race Despite Poor Showing on Super Tuesday
Texas Congressman Ron Paul did not have a stellar showing on Super Tuesday. But it was good enough for him to stay in the race. In most states with primaries where Republican voters voted for their Republican nominee preference, he got no more than 5 or six percent of the vote. He runs a distant fourth in the all-important delegate count.
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Thousands Rally for Paul in Minneapolis on Super Tuesday
The last major party presidential candidate to visit Minnesota before Tuesday's caucuses was Republican Ron Paul. More that 4,000 people turned out to see him at a rally Monday night at the University of Minnesota.
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Ron Paul Stops in Bismarck, N.D., Before Super Tuesday
Long-shot Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul appeared before about 300 supporters Monday in Bismarck, N.D., calling the state “fertile ground” for his message.
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Paul eyes pivotal role with Alaska win
Ron Paul's supporters are convinced he will carry Alaska. The candidate's unique take on gun owners' rights, his anti-tax message and call for limited government all resonate in the northwestern state, says Craig Bergman, Mr. Paul's political director in Alaska.
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News shocker: Ron Paul was biggest GOP fundraiser last quarter
Rep. Ron Paul, the 72-year-old Texan who hardly ever gets mentioned in Republican political news and the one-time libertarian who always gets the least time on TV debates if he isn't barred completely, was, in fact, the most successful Republican fundraiser in the last three months of 2007. >>SEE FULL STORY
Paul's Message Thrills Seattle Fans
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul brought his anti-war, anti-tax message to Seattle on Thursday, delighting a youthful throng of devotees with calls to "obey the Constitution" and drastically pare back the power of the federal government.
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Paul Confirmed for MTV, MySpace, AP Presidential Special
Senator Barack Obama and Representative Ron Paul have signed on to participate in Closing Arguments: A Presidential Super Dialogue, which will air tomorrow through a partnership between MTV, MySpace and the Associated Press.
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KU Students Campaign for Ron Paul
University of Kansasn students are campaigning for Paul in Iowa, South Carolina. The students are involved in a presidential campaign that is largely grassroots.
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Angry White Man: The bigoted past of Ron Paul
The New Republic has published an article exposing racist newsletters published by Paul since 1978. The newsletters do not say Paul actually authored them, but were published by his office. The newsletters say derogatory remarks about Blacks and Jews. The article also includes .pdf files of the newsletters.
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What is the Ron Paul Revolution?
Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul stepped off the South Carolina campaign trail and spoke with hosts Steve, Dorothy, and Jillian on Good Day LA Friday. Find out who Ron Paul is and what he stands for in this interview >> SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul Limo Makes Stop in his Hometown
Ron Paul had been in Galveston meeting with members of its city council to discuss a job fair he is sponsoring.
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Grandson to Students: Ron Paul Embodies what the GOB was, can be
Although the presidential campaign of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Lake Jackson, has had some dismal showings in recent primaries, that's not deterring one young idealist. Paul's eldest grandson, Matt Pyeatt, spoke to about 50 Lamar University students Thursday night as a guest of the campus' Texas College Republicans
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Paul Rallies Georgia Voters
In his final campaign swing through York County, at least as a candidate in the Republican Party, Ron Paul stuck to signature themes and tried to save an ailing voice during appearances Thursday at two Georgia restaurants. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Online, Obama Starts to Beat Ron Paul
Online, Sen. Barack Obama has been dubbed the "Barocket" -- and for good reason. Throughout last year, he was the most popular Democratic candidate on the Internet, with more friends on MySpace (now 215,000), supporters on Facebook (numbering north of 200,000) and channel views on YouTube (11 million) than any other presidential Democratic contender.
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Paul Campaign Concerned About Incorrect Caucus Location Info
The Ron Paul presidential campaign has learned that thousands of Republican voters, including thousands of Ron Paul supporters, have received incorrect caucus location information from the Nevada State Republican Party. >>SEE FULL STORY
Paul could be an X-factor for Romney
Fresh from the first major victory of his campaign, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney arrives in Nevada today to begin the closing arguments on what has been the most extensive effort by a Republican candidate in the Silver State.
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Angry White Man: The bigoted past of Ron Paul
The New Republic has published an article exposing racist newsletters published by Paul since 1978. The newsletters do not say Paul actually authored them, but were published by his office. The newsletters say derogatory remarks about Blacks and Jews. The article also includes .pdf files of the newsletters.
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Paul Supporters Optimistic Despite Credibility
Texas Presidential candidate Ron Paul-faces problems of credibility in the race to the White House. As FOX 7 Political Reporter Mike Rosen tells, Paul's supporters remain optimistic.>> SEE FULL STORY
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Paul's Appears on Jay Leno on NH Primary Eve
Either Jay Leno is having trouble filling time without his writers or he really likes Ron Paul. Or both. The Texas Congressman and libertarian Republican, who is mounting an insurgent bid for the White House and was blanked Sunday night from a "forum" produced by Fox News, cancelled his lone planned campaign appearance in the New Hampshire on Monday, the eve of the first-in-nation primary, and chartered a plane for Burbank to appear on The Tonight Show. >> SEE FULL STORY
Paul Supporters Outshout Hillary's
It was Hillary Clinton supporters vs. Ron Paul supporters at a school/polling site in Concord on Tuesday afternoon, as Mrs. Clinton stepped off her campaign bus to work the rope line – and faced very loud catcalls, six feet away, of “a vote for Hillary is a vote for war!” >> SEE FULL STORY
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Paul Raises $20 Million for White House Bid
Republican lawmaker Ron Paul has become a surprise fundraising star in the US presidential race, with a showing in the closing months of 2007 equaling that of political heavyweights Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.>> SEE FULL STORY
Renegade Paul's Funding Results a Suprise in Race
Launching a long-shot campaign as an obscure Republican congressman from Texas, Paul has tapped into a deep vein of anti-establishment sentiment and libertarian thought to leave an improbable imprint on the race for the White House.>> SEE FULL STORY
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Paul's Focuses on NH after 5th Place Finish at Iowa Caucus
Republican Ron Paul vowed Thursday night to continue his presidential campaign into New Hampshire and other states. "This is not the end. This is the beginning," the Texas congressman told a boisterous gathering of about 150 people at a downtown Des Moines hotel.
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Reason TV's Nick Gillespie Debates Bill O'Reilly
Reason's Nick Gillespie appeared on Fox News Channel's The O'Reilly Factor on January 2, 2008 to discuss the Ron Paul phenomenon and American interventionism in the Middle East.. >> SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul's War Chest Swelled in 4th Quarter
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul may lag behind in public-opinion polls. But after raising about $19 million for the final three months of the year, he is now among his party's front-runners in the race for campaign cash
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Belief in Ron Paul rallies young Iowa volunteers
The polls say one thing. The Pauls say another. Despite surveys indicating a Ron Paul presidency is about as likely as a balmy January day in Iowa, young supporters who have flocked to his campaign remain upbeat as Thursday's Iowa caucuses approach..
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Paul woos undecided voters at landmark New Hampshire restaurant
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul greeted people yesterday morning at the Red Arrow Diner, looking for undecided voters with just over a week to go before the first presidential primary.
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Ron Paul indeed Out-Foxed (for now)
Fergus Cullen, chairman of the New Hampshire State Republican Committee, confirmed Sunday evening to the Tribune that, yes, there will be a televised Fox News presidential candidate forum on Jan. 6, and yes, Rep. Ron Paul was not invited when the other candidates were a week or so ago.
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Ron Paul's followers aim to stun the pundits
Don't tell Ron Paul's supporters that their man is not going be the next U.S. president. No matter the evidence - the no more than 7 percent standing in early state polls, the lack of high-profile national campaign operation or the fact that the long-time Texas congressman hardly fits the modern Republican profile - Paul's legion of supporters believe, loudly, that their man will win the GOP nomination in 2008.
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Paul leads among applicants for GOP convention delegates in Tennesee
Supporters of Ron Paul's bid for the Republican presidential nomination have picked up more than 100 petitions to become convention delegates for the Texas congressman. That leads the pack among potential GOP presidential delegates who want to be on the ballot during the Feb. 5 primary.
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Ron Paul expects to gain former Tancredo supporters
Republican Ron Paul says more support for his presidential campaign is on the way. The Texas congressman spoke today in Des Moines, saying he expects Tom Tancredo supporters to now support him after Tancredo recently dropped out of the race.
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Ron Paul says Iran will never attack Israel
Maverick Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul says the leaders of Israel are impelling the White House to wage war on Iran. ""The government of Israel encourages Americans to go into Iran,"" Paul said Sunday on NBC's Meet the Press.
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Paul picks up Minuteman members' support
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul today picked up endorsements from several individual leaders of the Iowa Minuteman Civil Defense Corps, an anti-illegal immigration group.
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WWE Monster Kane Talks Politics: Endorses Ron Paul for President
The presidential election, already one of the wildest in history, just got wilder. With former adult film queen Jameson endorsing Hillary Clinton, and wrestling legend Ric Flair endorsing (and campaigning for) Mike Huckabee, how much crazier could it get? Now we have a new Ron Paul celebrity endorsement.
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Paul reportedly sets one-day money record
Many of the so-called lower tier candidates for presidents bemoan the fact that "it's all about money" when it comes to securing the nomination for the highest office in the land. But Congressman Ron Paul, R-Texas, found out recently that his supporters were willing to put their money where their hearts were.
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Paul reaches out to families in new television ad
Ron Paul's out with a new TV ad, ''Defender of Freedom," pitching his conservative record in his long-shot bid for the Republican presidential nomination.The ad starts with an image of young Paul posing during his flight surgeon days in the Air Force. Patriotic music booms, a flag waves and viewers get a quick snapshot of Paul at different points in his career -- and then a quick message about his congressional record.
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Ron Paul defends seeking funds for Texas district
Presidential contender Ron Paul said Sunday that despite his philosophy of cutting government spending, he was justified in requesting funding for special projects, known as earmarks, for his Texas congressional district.
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Read Transcript of Ron Paul's Appearance on 'Meet the Press'
Rep. Ron Paul spoke with NBC's Tim Russert of "Meet the Press" about his position on government reach.
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Paul Defends Request For Special Projects
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul on Sunday defended his efforts in Congress to bring home money to his Texas district, despite his long-held aversion to big government and congressional votes to reign in federal spending.
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Ron Paul To Keep White Supremacist Donation
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul has received a $500 campaign donation from a white supremacist, and the Texas congressman doesn't plan to return it, an aide said
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Ron Paul Supporters Hold "Tea" Party in Austin
Ron Paul supporters marked the 234th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party by re-enacting the event in Austin on Sunday. Supporters dressed up and threw boxes into Lady Bird Lake. The boxes were labeled with different things the candidate is against, like the I.R.S. and N.A.T.O
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Blimp Flies to Support Ron Paul
Political signs are everywhere, logos are plastered on television advertisements, front yard signs, T-shirts, buttons, you name it. But this week, the newest form of presidential advertising appears in the form of a blimp in the sky for Ron Paul.
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Paul brings Arkansas lawmakers critical of Huckabee to Iowa
Two former Republican legislators from Mike Huckabee's home state are in Iowa this week criticizing Huckabee's record on immigration and taxes. Their trips are being paid for by Ron Paul, a Huckabee Republican presidential rival.
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Cynthia McKinney Plans to Benefit from Paul's Campaign
Guess which presidential candidate expects to benefit if Republican candidate Ron Paul loses the GOP primary and resists running on the Libertarian Party ticket instead? It’s Cynthia McKinney.
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Inside a botnet: SecureWorks trails Ron Paul spam
At the end of October, a ton of spam emails apparently pushing the would-be presidential candidate Ron Paul started dropping into peoples' inboxes in the US. SecureWorks has trailed in depth where those spam emails came from, with a fascinating insight to the inner workings of a botnet.
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Ron Paul Listed as One of 2007 GQ Men of the Year
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was listed among GQ 2007 Men of the Year. Ron Paul was the only presidential candidate listed among the list of men honored, although New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg was listed, and former president Bill Clinton was one of the people featured on the three December covers.
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Hundreds Attend Paul's Rally At U. Nevada Reno
More than 600 people came out Tuesday afternoon for a rally held by presidential hopeful Ron Paul. Paul, the Texas representative who's gaining attention for his online and grassroots support, spoke to the crowd about ending the war in Iraq, limiting government regulation and gaining economic stability.
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Ron Paul Backer Aims to Snag Travelers With Full Page Ad
Larry Lepard, a venture capitalist and Ron Paul supporter from Massachusetts, has shelled out about $85,000 of his own money to throw what he told U.S. News is a "small hard rock at a good target": a full-page ad supporting Paul that will run in tomorrow's edition of USA Today-the nation's largest circulation daily newspaper-on the busiest travel day of the year.
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Youth make noise in campaigns, but not at polls
If you graze the Web, it certainly seems like America's 20-somethings have a loud and powerful voice when it comes to pushing presidential candidates. Perhaps none are as loud as Republican Ron Paul's young fans. They have been creatively effective online, parlaying their passion into cold hard cash for Paul's campaign and raising his profile. But, Ron Paul aside, the Democrats boast that they have youth on their side in droves.
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Straight talk is attracting big bucks
Ron Paul has become an Internet sensation and, as the only GOP contender who favors an immediate troop withdrawal from Iraq, a darling of televised presidential debates. Paul, 72, is also the runaway favorite for re-election to Congress in his district.
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Ron Paul Supporters Rally in Austin
The Ron Paul Freedom Fest drew hundreds of supporters to the streets of Austin. The supporters marched and handed out campaign material in support of the Texas Congressman running for Presdient.
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Ron Paul Campaign Rounds Up Support in Tennessee
Presidential candidate Ron Paul is getting some support from people who live in Maury County. Saturday, a petition signing for the Presidential candidate at the Poplar House restaurant in Spring Hill.
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Ron Paul Supporter Builds Large Sign in Yard in Florida
Like anyone else with a front yard, Mike Egerton could have settled for a couple of small, knee-high political signs to express his support for his presidential pick, Republican Ron Paul. But Egerton lives on U.S. 1 in Grant-Valkaria, on a property that has a 12 foot-by-9-foot billboard. So the 30-year-old carpenter and some friends put together a red-white-and-blue sign for the Texas representative. He said he's gotten a lot of reaction to the billboard in an area that doesn't have that many billboards.
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Feds Raid Ron Paul Coin Office
Federal agents raided the Evansville, Indiana headquarters of the organization of "sound money" that for the past decade has been selling what it calls Liberty Dollars, a private currency backed by silver and gold stored in Idaho featuring Ron Paul. >>SEE FULL STORY |
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Ron Paul's Support Grows On College Campuses
College students have served as Paul's base of support, as evidenced by a contingent of Penn students who went to join a crowd of over 5,000 other supporters to cheer and chant their candidate's name at the Independence Mall rally, held on Saturday. Students at the rally said they were attracted to Paul's campaign because they believe the country has strayed too far from its founding principles.
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Transcript: Ron Paul On Iraq, Social Security on National Journal on Air
National Journal's Linda Douglass sat down with GOP presidential contender and Texas Rep. Ron Paul. This is a transcript of their conversation.
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Ron Paul's message finally 'wakes up' mainstream media
Rep. Ron Paul is finally being acknowledged by mainstream media as no joke in the Republican presidential primary campaign.
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Ron Paul Collecting Fans, Big Money
Those who dismissed Rep. Ron Paul as a joke in the Republican presidential primary campaign aren't laughing so hard these days. The Texas libertarian's rise in the polls and in fundraising proves that a small but passionate number of Americans can be drawn to an advocate of unorthodox proposals such as returning to the gold standard and abolishing the income tax, CIA and Federal Reserve.
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White Supremacists rallying around Ron Paul's Presidential campaign
Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul, whose long-shot campaign has been gaining media attention in recent days, apparently has the support of an unusual constituency -- the white supremacist movement.
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Springfield Ron Paul supporters told to remove signs
Supporters of Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul in Springfield, Ill., have been asked to remove campaign signs that the city says are too large.
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Paul's Campus Army Putting Left-Field Presidential Candidate Front And Center
Anti-war, small-government Republican Ron Paul has Internet to thank for record-breaking campaign contributions. Some students are devoting up to 15 hours a week over the past few months to setting up events and rallies for U.S. Representative Paul, the only anti-war, small-government Republican running for president.
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Baltimore Student group supports presidential hopeful Ron Paul
With Maryland's primary elections on the horizon, a new political student group has formed at Towson with one overall goal in mind: getting Texas congressman Ron Paul elected as the next president of the United States.
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Zogby Predicts Ron Paul Could Get 15 to 18 Percent in New Hampshire
On the Sean Hannity radio program, pollster John Zogby said that Texas Congressman Ron Paul could end up surprising the field - and "embarass a lot of the frontrunners" by wildly exceeding expectations taking 15 to 18 percent in the New Hampshire primary.
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Ron Paul: 'Probably a risk' he could win
To a growing, Internet-based pool of supporters, Ron Paul is the sanest man at the Republican debates and perhaps in all of Congress. Paul attracts an unusual political potpourri of people of all ages and viewpoints, including a sprinkling of conspiracy theorists and other extremists whose views Paul's campaign disavows.
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Paul is not interested in third party run
Texas Congressman Ron Paul said he is "not interested" in a third party run for president if he is unable to win the Republican presidential nomination next year.
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Paul Returns Donations From Stolen Cards
The presidential campaign of Texas Rep. Ron Paul received donations from overseas thieves using stolen credit cards, reports CBS station KTVT in Dallas/Fort Worth.
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Ron Paul celebrates an online fundraising coup
Several commentators say his ability to raise $4.2 million so quickly enhances his credibility, forcing other candidates and the media to take the Texas congressman seriously.
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Ron Paul's Record Online Haul
Today, Nov. 5, marks not only Paul's best fundraising haul in a single day -- $1.8 million by 2 p.m. EST -- but online observers say it's also the most money raised by a candidate on the Web in a single day.
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Ron Paul to rally his troops at Valley Forge
Ron Paul will walk in George Washington's footsteps and hold a rally in Valley Forge. Paul's campaign may be using large rallies that are often outdoors to by pass media censorship and display his support.
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Ron Paul is choice among Springfield GOP
The results of a straw poll of Springfield Republicans Thursday night shows what Ron Paul backers say they already know. Paul is a popular candidate in the conservative Ozarks.
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Many kinds in Ron Paul's coalition
Who are the people behind the "Ron Paul Revolution" banners that keep appearing all over town? Who are the people who after each debate make Paul, generally considered an extreme long shot, finish atop text-message polls and Internet surveys? Who are they - how many of them are there - and what has led them to Paul?
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Ron Paul Looks to Women to Advance Campaign
Ron Paul has a lot of rabid supporters. However many believe that his campaign can only go so far with out some substantial support from women. He needs to make certain that he has a message that gets his point across to the fairer gender.
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Politics Turn Annoying, Threatening On The Web
Political issues are finding their way to the Web in some ugly ways, and not just in postings on The Daily Kos and Free Republic, either. One Presidential candidate is being embarrassed by spammers, the rest are being hijacked by spoofers looking to infect computers, and it would seem al Qaeda has a software development team.
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Is Ron Paul Pandering to the Paranoid?
What is it about the candidacy of Ron Paul that has attracted the paranoid fringe of American politics? Clearly, there are Ron Paul supporters who are rational and grounded, not given to spouting conspiracies or blaming "neocons" for everything bad that happens in the world (neocons being a blind for anti-Semitism). For all we know, they may be the majority of his supporters.
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Candidate Paul May Be Nader With a Twist
Ron Paul could be the Ralph Nader of 2008. Only this time, a third-party candidacy could hurt the Republicans, not the Democrats.
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Paul Draws Disillusioned Republicans to Presidential Campaign
Representative Ron Paul's presidential campaign has qualities that Republicans might admire: a charged-up base and the ability to tap the Internet for cash. Instead, the Texan is a pariah in the party.
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Ron Paul to Jay Leno: 'I could win'
The campaign has been going so well in his view that "there's probably a risk I could win," Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul just told NBC-TV's Jay Leno.
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The people powering the Paul phenomenon
Four college pals, John Lindley, Jeff Shipley, Brad Jahner, and Daniel Krauss, got a chance to whoop, holler and raise the roof Saturday. The four boisterous Iowan guys cheered on their hero, Republican presidential contender Ron Paul, as he addressed a rally in Des Moines.
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Ron Paul's Iowa dreams becoming more real
Some voters have just now discovered Paul's constitutionalist, individualist, "just bring all the troops home" creed. Last weekend in Iowa, Paul, running for the Republican presidential nomination, was greeted by 700 whooping fans at Iowa State University in Ames and another 300 at a rally in Des Moines.
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Ron Paul: GOP Needs To Change
Political Players is a weekly conversation with the leaders, consultants, and activists who are shaping American politics. This week, CBS News' Brian Goldsmith talked with Texas Rep. Ron Paul about his candidacy for president, his competitors for the Republican nomination, and the agenda driving his long-shot campaign.
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Ron Paul's campaign takes to the airwaves
Hoping to defy more expectations, Rep. Ron Paul is ratcheting up his maverick Republican presidential campaign by launching TV and radio commercials in early primary states and setting an ambitious $12 million fundraising goal
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Ron Paul: GOP Needs To Change
Political Players is a weekly conversation with the leaders, consultants, and activists who are shaping American politics. This week, CBS News' Brian Goldsmith talked with Texas Rep. Ron Paul about his candidacy for president, his competitors for the Republican nomination, and the agenda driving his long-shot campaign.
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Ron Paul Supporters March Through Austin
Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul held a rally in Downtown Austin. The supporters marched up and down the streets.
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CNBC to Ron Paul Supporters: Knock it Off!
CNBC's Managing Editor, Allen Wastler, has written an open letter to supporters of Congressman Ron Paul. He expresses his frustration with the online behavior of some of Paul's supporters: CNBC put an online poll up shortly after the Republican debate sponsored by the network had finished. Within a couple of hours, more than 7,000 people had voted, with 75% of the votes going to Ron Paul. CNBC found that most Paul-voters came directly from Ron Paul message boards. Read the letter here.
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Ron Paul too Smart to be Third Party Candidate
While Congressman Ron Paul may be "ornery enough" to run as a 3rd party presidential candidate, he is way too smart to actually do so.
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GOP hopeful Paul says youth 'responding to message'
More than 300 enthusiastic supporters, most under the age of 30, turned out last night to hear Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul discuss foreign and monetary policy in Arlington.
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Man blamed for Ron Paul signs he didn't put up
Nick Egoroff faces at least a $1,000 fine from Orange County code-enforcement officials, who watched him on a YouTube video showing the world how to nail a Ron Paul sign to a telephone pole. County rules ban such placards in public rights of way. Orange officials have told Egoroff to take down the signs, or face a fine. Egoroff said he won't remove signs he didn't put up, and he shouldn't be responsible for the actions of others.
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Ron Paul tells Mitt Romney to Read the Constitution
During the recent Republican CNBC debate in Dearborn Michigan one of the most heated moments came when the question was asked whether the president needed to go to congress before going to war.
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Ron Paul Defies the Odds
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul continues to defy the odds and the media produced polls demonstrating support based on issues and ideas. The cult of Ron Paul is truly a cult of individuals emanating from all walks of life. Still mostly Republican, Paul's base of supporters includes many Independents and a growing number of Democrats.
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Paul campaign fueled by Web cash and savvy
the Internet-driven support Paul has sparked in his long-shot bid for the presidency. He has never polled above 4% in national surveys, according to Jeffrey Jones, managing editor of the Gallup Poll. Yet the Republican Texas congressman's supporters helped him collect $5 million over the summer.
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Ron Paul's Kalispell Supporters Growing Fast
Texas Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul made national news last week, surprising political analysts and his rivals when he reported raising $5.08 million in the third quarter. A similar indicator could be found last Saturday at the Flathead County Library in Kalispell, where nearly 50 people crowded into a hot, basement room to share their support for Paul, figure out how to improve organization, and discuss how to spread the message of the anti-war, libertarian candidate.
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Paul Speaks at University of Michigan
You might have thought you were at a normal campaign rally if you stopped by the Diag to watch Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul speak last night. Paul, a Republican congressman from Texas, called for limited government, a repeal of the income tax and strict, literal adherence to the Constitution in his 40-minute speech.
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In Debate, Hedge Funds Take Some Hits
At Tuesday night's debate among Republican presidential hopefuls, the candidates jockeyed furiously to claim the mantle of the biggest tax cutter. But the laissez-faire fervor seemed to die down a bit when the talk turned to one topic: hedge funds..
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Ron Paul Revolution' hits Tempe
Tempe political activists hope to launch the "Ron Paul Revolution" on behalf of the Texas congressman running for the Republican nomination on a platform that includes "limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets and a return to sound monetary policies" according to his campaign Web site. Paul also supports securing the borders, withdrawing from Iraq, balancing the budget, pro-life interests, and an end to the Patriot Act.
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Ron Paul: Republican Dark Horse
Rep. Ron Paul's story is that of a bona fide grassroots sensation. Paul is a Republican who is fining himself standing alone on a few issues, most notably his call for an end of the war, breaking with the views of the president and his party faithful, and he doesn't mince words on the topic. >> SEE FULL STORY
Candidate Ron Paul draws out activists' passion
Every Saturday morning about a dozen supporters stand on a n unshaded street corner of Sarasota, waving signs and pleading with motorists to hear their cry for Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul, one of the darkest of dark-horse candidates.
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Ron Paul Leads All Contenders on Second Life
Libertarian Ron Paul (R-TX) has a large campaign presence on the the online virtual reality world of Second Life. Second Life is a massive 3D virtual reality realm visited by some 30,000 to 40,000 people worldwide every day. Second Life is sort of a game, but without a specific goal or way of "winning." >> SEE FULL STORY
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Politicians Use Fears to Justify War, Paul says
Rep. Ron Paul believes political leaders are pumping up the threat of terrorism to accomplish political goals. Paul, the 10-term Texas congressman, told Monitor reporters and editors that concerns about the country's security have been overblown to justify needless foreign invasions and domestic surveillance programs.
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Paul campaign faults heckling of Giuliani
The campaign of Texas congressman and Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul distanced itself from a raucous pro-Paul demonstration on a Mackinac Island ferry Friday night in which his supporters taunted former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani for rumors about complicity in the 9/11 attacks, a Paul spokesman said.
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Paul not welcome at Republican Jewish Coalition event
The Republican Jewish Coalition did not invite presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) to its candidates' forum. Sources close to the RJC leadership cited two reasons for not extending an invitation to Paul for the Oct. 16 forum to take place in Washington: There was time only for leading candidates; and Paul's record of consistently voting against assistance to Israel and his criticisms of the pro-Israel lobby.
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Paul campaign faults heckling of Giuliani
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul gave his opinions on health care, the war in Iraq and education in this exclusive interview.
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Maverick Prez Candidate Garners Student Support
Ron Paul has become the new underground presidential candidate, with a strong Web 2.0 following. A group of about 15 Paul supporters stood at the College Gate Friday afternoon with signs and posters, then marched around campus.
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Ron Paul Stops in Utah
Presidential candidate Ron Paul recently visited Utah, making stops in Salt Lake City and Provo to urge on his followers, spread his message, and collect a few bucks.
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Ron Paul: Highways claim more than 9/11 killed
Presidential candidate Ron Paul recently visited Utah, making stops in Salt Lake City and Provo to urge on his followers, spread his message, and collect a few bucks.
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Paul Supporters Attend Republican Conference
Michigan's most famous island resort was swarming with Republican celebrities Friday as the biennial state party convention played host to its leading presidential candidates. But the most surprising presence for conference-goers arriving on the island was the swarm of supporters of maverick U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, libertarian-leaning congressman from Texas.>>SEE FULL STORY
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Bill Maher Endorse Paul on CNN
Bill Maher was asked by CNN's Wolf Blitzer who he would think would make the best Republican nominee for President. Maher chose Ron Paul, not because Maher agrees in Paul's stance in ending the so called War on Drugs, or on Paul's desire to end Income Tax so that the US would be forced to stop trying to be the world police. But Maher said that Paul is really the only Republican who can get us out of the war in Iraq because he's the only one on the right standing up against this war now.
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Utah Turnout 'Wows' Ron Paul
More than 1,000 people gathered Saturday at the Union Pacific Depot in Salt Lake City to rally behind U.S. Rep. Ron Paul in his bid for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Paul Sees Crises Ahead for Country
Texas Congressman Ron Paul said in Seattle on Friday that America is approaching an economic and constitutional crisis due to growing debt, bad trade deals and assaults on personal liberty.
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Geeks Turn out for Ron Paul
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was given a warm reception in this liberal stronghold Thursday as Silicon Valley professionals turned out to support his long-shot campaign.
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Paul Takes Campaign to Seattle
More than 200 other enthusiastic listeners gathered on Friday to hear Paul speak at Seattle University about his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Paul Backers a Mixed Bunch
To say Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has eclectic supporters could be considered an understatement. The Texas congressman is compared by various boosters to liberal U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich, consumer activist Ralph Nader and conservative stalwart Barry Goldwater. >>SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul Speaks on Foreign Affairs
GOP presidential hopeful Ron Paul touted his non-interventionist prescription for US foreign policy at Johns Hopkins’ School of Advanced International Studies in DC. There, he reiterated his opposition to the Iraq war >> SEE FULL STORY
Paul: U.S. Has 'Dug a Hole' for Itself in Iraq
While several of his 2008 rivals spent the sixth anniversary of 9/11 in congressional panels debating the future of U.S. involvement in Iraq, Texas Rep. Ron Paul, Republican presidential candidate, declared at a policy forum that the United States has "dug a hole for [itself]" in Iraq. >>SEE FULL STORY
Progressives Party it Up at Fighting Bob Fest in Wisconsin
Off the usual campaign trail, the Fighting Bob Fest fair in Wisconsin draws more people across the political spectrum to celebrate, or just to see, some old-fashioned liberalism. Ron Paul campaign volunteers were quick to promote Paul as a "different" kind of GOP candidate and remind the crowd that "Republicans used to be the party of liberals" at the annual celebration.
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'Dr. No' to Make Utah Stop on Campaign Trail
Rep. Ron Paul will bring his insurgent grass-roots campaign for the Republican presidential nomination to Utah on Saturday. He will speak at a rally of supporters and a gathering of alternative medicine proponents as well as hold a private fundraiser.
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Ron Paul on O'Reilly Factor on FOX News Channel
Ron Paul was interviewed by Bill O'Reilly on his show on the FOX News Channel.
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Huckabee Takes Unfair Shots at Ron Paul
In an effort to boost his media exposure, presidential candidate Mike Huckabee has tried to discredit Rep. Ron Paul's responses in the GOP debate Wednesday in New HampshireThursday, Huckabee called Texas Rep. Paul's comments during the debate "ludicrous" and "unacceptable." >> SEE FULL STORY
Ron Paul Adamant to End Iraq War
FOX 26 political reporter Greg Groogan speaks with Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul about his strong anti-war sentiment and his opposition within his party.
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Ron Paul, Mike Huckabee Square off at Debate
Some say the highlight of the Republican debate was when Rep. Ron Paul and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee commenced to waling on each over the Iraq War. The shots the men threw at each other were so hard and riveting that at one point they seemed the only two candidates on the stage >>SEE FULL STORY |
 Rep. Ron Paul and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee. AP photo by Jim Cole.
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Ron Paul Lone Republican who Wants Out of Iraq
Ron Paul is the only republican Running for president who wants to bring the troops home from Iraq immediately. But as FOX 7's Mike Rosen reports, the Texas congressman says he uses the Constitution as his guide. >>SEE FULL STORY |
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Paul Supporters Claim they were Shut out of Texas Straw Poll
Dozens of supporters for Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul say they were shut out of last weekend's Texas straw poll in which he placed third.
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Paul Wins Maryland Straw Poll
Libertarian-leaning, anti-war Texas Congressman Ron Paul was the top candidate in the 11-day straw poll held by the Maryland Republican Party.
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New Hampshire Mom Walks her Talk for Paul
Before her recent leap into presidential politics, Kelly Halldorson would have struck most folks as little more than a slightly crunchy soccer mom. But in July, she watched George Stephanopoulos interview Texas Congressman Ron Paul, the maverick Republican presidential candidate. And her life changed. >> SEE FULL STORY
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Wikipedia Statistics Show Support for Paul
If Wikipedia's users get to determine the next president, it seems like we'll be seeing Ron Paul in the White House. According to an analysis of four different factors, the Republican candidate is popular in just about every way.
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Paul Supporters Disappointed at Third Place Finish in Texas Straw Poll
As the vote tallies were announced at the Texas Republican straw poll Saturday, at least one supporter of Rep. Ron Paul of Lake Jackson couldn't contain his frustration. "Fix!" he yelled from the back of the ballroom at the Fort Worth Convention Center. "There's no way." >> SEE FULL STORY
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Partisan Disillusionment, Internet fuel Ron Paul's Supporters
The entreaty to search the Internet for news of the Republican congressman from rural Texas who is running for president is one of the more visible signs of enthusiasm from a do-it-yourself base of Web fans. Their support does not show up in public opinion polls, but it is unmatched among presidential candidates in its passion.
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Ron Paul Facebook Student Network tops 20,000
Not much is reported on how well Ron Paul is doing with college students around the nation. The campaign is said to have over 100 Facebook.com student groups and likely 20,000-plus students participating nationally. The figure trounces all other candidates with the exception of Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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What Clicks with Online Voters?
All the presidential candidates are campaigning online. They all have Web sites, all have MySpace profiles, all have YouTube channels, among others. But an even more important question than who's most popular is how that popularity is being measured.
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Ron Paul Bringing Back Politics to the People
Forget the all internet activity, You Tube videos, or Facebook pages and focus on meat-and-potatoes politicking. Out of all the candidates running for President in 2008, who among them has supporters willing to hang signs on freeway overpasses, to stand with signs outside events whatever the weather, who will volunteer their time to make phone calls or write letters to voters or do lit drops as well?
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Ron Paul Answers Questions on Homosexuality, Abortion & the Bible
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GOP Hopefuls Trying to Avoid the Short Straw
Out of the slew of Republican presidential hopefuls, three second-tier candidates and two political novices are slated to attend this weekend's 2007 Townhall.com presidential straw poll in Fort Worth.
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Ron Paul Kicks Off Campaign with Texas Style BBQ
Republican Congressman Ron Paul kicked off his presidential campaign Texas style with a barbecue in Texas City on Sunday.
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CNN Hosts Shocked when Republican Guest Picks Paul
Rick Sanchez and Kiran Chetry were shocked when they asked a University of Texas student which GOP candidate will win the 2008 Presidential election. The student answered Texas Congressman Ron Paul. To which Sanchez replied, "What are you trying to say?">>SEE FULL STORY
Candidates Stop at Google HQ to Pick Up Tech Contributions
Employees of tech firms have stepped up their political donations so far this year, making Google's headquarters in Silicon Valley one of the hottest stops for candidates running for president, according to a published report.
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Ron Paul Holds Rally in Panama City, FL
There were a handful of supporters from Panama City and Fountain at a rally for Paul waving signs and handing out fliers. Several Panama City residents say they share the same interests as Ron Paul and have formed a "meet up group" to support him.
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Ron Paul Sets Up Booth at WA State Fair
At the Northwest Washington Fair, a candidate for political office has a booth to spread the word on his views and to get his name out there.But Ron Paul isn’t running for Whatcom County Council or to be the mayor of Bellingham.
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Ron Paul Gains Following in France
Republicans have not been known recently for their warmth toward the French. But at least one contender for the G.O.P. nomination has developed a dedicated, if small, fan base in Paris: Representative Ron Paul of Texas, an anti-Iraq war libertarian.
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Ron Paul’s Wife Gets Pacemaker
The wife of Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul of Lake Jackson had surgery in Iowa Sunday to install a heart pacemaker. .>> SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul’s Camp May Catch Romney's Bus
Ron Paul's supporters are actively encouraging Iowa voters to take advantage of Mitt Romney's offers of free transportation to the Iowa Straw Poll in Ames on Saturday and then, once they are there, to vote for Paul.>> SEE FULL STORY
Web Whiz Ron Paul Faces Test of Offline Presidential Appeal
Republican presidential long shot Ron Paul's passionate online supporters face a critical challenge in Saturday's Iowa straw poll: translating their online energy into success in the offline political process.>>SEE FULL STORY
Ron Paul Urges Return to Constitutional Law
Republican presidential contender Ron Paul called for a return to constitutional law and bedrock American principles while he was standing atop The Des Moines Register's Soapbox Thursday at the Iowa State Fair.>>SEE FULL STORY
Ron Paul: Last in the Polls, First With the Online Crowd
Of all the little fish swimming beneath the currents of the major candidates in this presidential campaign season, none are making waves as surprising as those kicked up by Rep. Ron Paul.>>SEE FULL STORY
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Ron Paul Stumps for Straw Votes
Braving a storm, more than 25 people ate pizza and listened to Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul speak at the Pizza Ranch. Paul is trying to gain support before Saturday's Ames straw poll.>>SEE FULL STORY
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Paul's Post Iowa Debate Interview Video Gets Record Number of Views
Following Sunday morning's Iowa debate, 2008 Presidential hopeful Ron Paul appeared on Fox News. The video was among the most viewed on YouTube by Monday evening.>>SEE FULL STORY
Ron Paul: The Internet's Favorite Candidate
Ron Paul is considered a long shot candidate for the White House. On the Internet, however, this courtly Texas obstetrician-turned-politician has developed a towering presence that has left his Democratic and Republican rivals largely in his shadow.
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The Ron Paul Saga: The Best is Yet to Come
With fund raising efforts exceeding expectations and seemingly unstoppable momentum, Ron Paul continues to be a candidate on the rise. While other presidential campaigns have sputtered, peaked, and are on the decline, he has positioned himself to become a serious contender. He still has a lot of room for growth, but in this process he is being elevated from second tier status to one of the top five Republican presidential candidates.>> SEE FULL STORY
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Paul’s Military Donations Noticed
Ron Paul (Texas), the anti-Iraq war candidate for the Republican presidential nomination and darling of the Internet, said his | | |
