Monthly Archives: May 2011

The regimist Iowa Power Ranking lists the candidates in this order: 1) Pawlenty 2) Bachmann 3) Cain 4) Romney 5) Ron Paul If the ranking can be believed--and I do not--they may show that Christianist war maniacs will continue to … Continue reading →

Gary Johnson is "more libertarian" than Ron Paul because Gary is for centrally planned trade (NAFTA, etc.), putting all private schools on the public dole (vouchers), etc.

As Tom Woods points out, articles like this show that the whole MSM is one overlord-protection racket. Alleged differences between left and right are fake. BTW, the whole "extremism" trope, long an effective weapon in the establishment's arsenal, is another … Continue reading →

In the unlikely event the NJ gov. is the Republican nominee.

Sarah, who may be gearing up for an AZ-based campaign, wants to use the OT as a political guide.

Michael Barone gives us the neocon view of the Republican candidates.

Commentary Magazine sorta praises Ron on Israel. BTW, Obama has since kissed and made up at the AIPAC meeting, and Netanyahu likes him again. (Thanks to Brad Funkouser and Eric Garris) UPDATE Here's Ron on FOX on the same subject. … Continue reading →

Herman Cain.

He's not running because he loves his family more than "his country," by which he means the state, of course.

He is saved by his gym security staff.

(NB: Some strong language. And thanks to Anthony Gregory)

An appeal to Evangelicals. (Thanks to Casey Lane)

Or "fire in the belly," as the District of Criminals euphemism has it.

Pawlenty to announce on Monday in Iowa, raises $800,000 at a fat-cat event.

In response to Obama's statement.

But he loves Ron Paul, and wishes him all success.

Willie Nelson withdraws his Gary Johnson endorsement.

Writes Tom Woods: A guy named Paul O’Rourke wrote a nasty blog post today claiming that Ron Paul doesn’t know what he’s talking about when it comes to the Constitution.  I always find it funny when conventional left-liberals like O’Rourke single … Continue reading →

It turns out that Romney's announced $10.5 million one-day money raising total was, like RomneyCare, not what it first appeared. These were promises only, says Ron, not money in the bank.

(Starts c.4:30. Thanks to DS.)