Daily Archives: September 1, 2011

Among the charges: Obama shook hands with a "beaming" Palestinian.

More black and Hispanic support.

(Thanks to Travis Holte)

Can Michele really be that bad? After all, Maggie was a bank-owned, warmongering, centralizing, taxing, spending British version of her imperial cohort, Reagan. And like Ronnie, she used libertarian lingo to disguise her neocon ways.

(Thanks to Travis Holte)

By daring to say the unsayable--that is, by telling the truth--Ron Paul shakes the entire regime.

Quinnipiac: "Among Republicans and independent voters leaning Republican, Perry gets 24 percent to Romney's 18 percent, former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's 11 percent, Minnesota U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann's 10 percent, Texas U.S. Rep. Ron Paul's 9 percent and businessman Herman … Continue reading →

Bachmann's superpac is running anti-Perry ads in SC. Meanwhile, Michele is scared of NH.

Funny how Politico et al. can level this otherwise politically incorrect ad hominem attack against a Southerner, and nobody says boo. But here's my suggestion, now that they have: all the candidates, including Obama, should sit for an IQ test. Can there … Continue reading →

(Thanks to the Rev. Larry Beane)

He should support Ron Paul, says an eloquent voice from the left. (Thanks to Jane)

Even the historically anti-Ron Houston Chronicle agrees.

Too bad, says the head of the Lincoln Institute, Ron is not a warmonger like Barry (or Abe). Of course, Barry--the one time I voted: what a mistake--was not Barry either. He was the typical stato-Republican before 1960 and after … Continue reading →

Of course. Perry is also a charlatan, a corporate statist, a warmonger, and a corruptionist.

Like the non-religious Murray Rothbard and Fred Reed, the Christian physician Ron Paul does not worship at the shrine of Darwin. The hysteria surrounding this tenet of the state religion, and the frantic attempts to silence dissent, are alone enough … Continue reading →

Anthony Anderson in HuffPo.

Boehner had agreed to it, but both parties were scared of Ron Paul. They knew he had never hesitated to be the one vote against evil or nonsense in the past, and he would block unanimous consent. And with Ron … Continue reading →