Monthly Archives: December 2011

"Or so say NRO, the Des Moines Register, and other spawn of Satan," notes Travis Holte.

Warn Mass. conservatives.

Who needs friends, asks Paul Mulshine.

Is virtually through.

Is through.

Writes Charles Burris: "This is unconscionable and unscrupulous special interest legislation to benefit the cry baby Johnny-come-lately Republican presidential candidates. The Commonwealth of Virginia had ballot requirement qualifications clearly set in statutory law. Romney and Paul abided by this law and … Continue reading →

Of course, as the Boston Globe notes. (Thanks to Brad Funkhouser)

For Ron Paul. (Thanks to Brad Funkhouser)

Pop star Kelly Clarkson's album sales have jumped 200% since she announced her support for Ron. Now she can do a benefit in NH! UPDATE from Travis Holte: "Make that 442%. Must be the LRC boost for her album!"

Writes Charles Austin Johnson III: "This article by Colin McIntosh appeared in today's opinion section of the Miami Herald.  Plaudits to them for being one of the few major newspapers to show what young Republicans really think about the candidates."

Guess. (Thanks to Jive Dadson)

How he endorses the thug Bolton.

Says Mitt: "Ron Paul's not going to be our nominee."  (Thanks to Brad Funkhouser)

The Ron Paul 2012 Presidential campaign released the following statement from Iowa State Sen. Kent Sorenson. Last night Sen. Sorenson defected to the Ron Paul camp, endorsing the 12-term Congressman from Texas before a crowd of more than 600 Paul … Continue reading →

According to PPP: Romney 36% (+1) Paul 21% (+2) Gingrich 13% (-4) Huntsman 12% (-1) Bachmann 7% (+2) Perry 3% (+1) Santorum 3% (+0)

The NY Times, perhaps battered by blowback over its execration campaign against Ron Paul--reminiscent of Pravda during the purges--runs an objective story, on the RP Kids in Iowa.

He doesn't think that it is government's role to define, control, and police marriage, and ruin it like everything else it takes over. He actually thinks that marriage predates government, was established by God, and is a matter for the … Continue reading →

(Thanks to Travis Holte)

But the reporter is right: her story about interrupting his breakfast, which he eats without a squad of handlers, does make us love Ron even more. (Thanks to Travis Holte)

Writes Dom Armentano: "Our positions on foreign policy cannot be explained and understood in soundbites! Let me repeat something I suggested months ago: Ron MUST make a national television presentation on foreign policy. We may never be this close again."