Paul is making his second run for president, having run (against Bush Sr.) as the Libertarian Party nominee in 1988...
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Mitt Romney Loses Nevada Straw Poll To Ron Paul
The embarrassing part is that Mitt Romney actually showed up...and Ron Paul didn't.
Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul
It may be snowing here in Washington, D.C., but the sun is apparently shinning on Congressman Ron Paul, who edged out Senator John McCain in the 2008 Democratic Party Republican Straw Poll. Meanwhile, former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani...
Republican presidential candidates are jumping ahead of one another to cross the picket line of workers who have public opinion handily on their side. First, it was Mike Huckabee, who said he didn't realize that he was going to be crossing the line.
The Republican Candidates are debating tonight at a country club. We'll be watching them and documenting their flip-flops, exaggerations, and pandering in this thread.
The embarrassing part is that Mitt Romney actually showed up...and Ron Paul didn't.
The Republican party is unraveling at the seams.
The bloggers over at Talking Points Memo have put together their weekly Sunday morning show roundup, which includes a roundup of many of Mitt Romney's many positions as well as a discussion about puppy-gate.
It's a weird world when conservatives suddenly have issues with Diebold machines.
They should get together with Fred Thompson's "internet elves."
Despite calling the YouTube debates "degrading" (you know, answering real questions from real people, that sort of thing) Mitt Romney may yet be forced to participate in the Republican CNN/YouTube debate.
No Republicans will commit to the upcoming CNN/YouTube debates but long-shot candidates John McCain and Ron Paul.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul has more cash on hand than one-time front-runner John McCain.
Canadians Heart Ron Paul:
Gives Rudy a reading list on 9-11:
Dr. Ron Paul recently appeared on "The Bill Maher" show to announce that the civil war was a "mistake," and to ask about global warming, "But what are you going to do about the volcanoes?" We've got a clip from the show right here.
Paul is making his second run for president, having run (against Bush Sr.) as the Libertarian Party nominee in 1988. He became involved in politics because of his distress over Nixon's decision to abandon the gold standard, and served four terms in the House in late 1970s and early 80s before losing a Senate primary to Phil Gramm in 1984.
