Comments on: Ron Paul Has $2.4 Million After 2nd Quarter

By: mw

mw — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 18:03:20 +0000

“Apparently he raised that much in his 2000 congressional campaign.” -z

It means he will raise one hell of a lot more than his previous congressional campaigns now. Also, money he does not spend on the Presidential campaign he can use to win re-election to Congress. I wonder how much money Eric Dondero has raised? He is going to need a lot.

By: Divided We Stand United We Fall

Divided We Stand United We Fall — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 17:57:19 +0000

07:07:07 07/07/07 Presidential Candidate Stack Ranking

Support for Ron Paul (the only declared anti-war candidate on the Republican side) is creating a base in the Republican Party that could easily pave the way for a Hagel candidacy if/when he decides to enter the race as a Republican. Similarly, Bloomber…

By: Jeremy

Jeremy — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 08:45:30 +0000

“Ron Paul out fundraises McCain: The gameÃƒÂ¢Ã¢â€šÂ¬Ã¢â€žÂ¢s over, John.”

The game was over when McCain put his confidence in Bush regarding the war in Iraq. Even Republicans see through this BS War. You can talk about freedom and democracy and the “War on Terror” until your face is blue but it doesn’t mean Americans are buying it.

Bush’s presidency might be on good footing if he had stuck to finding and fighting real terrorists, instead he put forth a completely corrupt Neocon agenda to dominate the Middle East while trying to dress it up as the “War on Terror.” Meanwhile, the only thing Bush has managed to accomplish is the ire of a majority of Americans and an outright majority of the world, save, Great Britain, and even then it is not the majority of Britons that support
our policy but their government instead. Hardly a surprise.

Bush has not made the world as safer place. Dozens of countries are now actively seeking the acquisition of nuclear weapons that were not before Bush tenure. It’s indisputable that Bush has destroyed the hard won reverence and credibility of America, now it’s only a question of who, if anyone can restore America to a position of trust and respect in the world again. Anyone that is willing to continue to follow Bush in any endeavor does so at their peril. McCain is a man that is brutally loyal, unfortunately it is his loyalty to this “We got to make Iraq work” policy that has destroyed any possibility of his gaining the Republican nomination. His purposed immigration bill didn’t prove to help his popularity among Republicans either.

By: Ziusudra

Ziusudra — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 07:15:24 +0000

Appearantly he raised that much in his 2000 congressional campain. Not sure if that means anything though.

By: Ron Paul out fundraises McCain: The game’s over, John. | BitsBlog

Ron Paul out fundraises McCain: The game’s over, John. | BitsBlog — Sat, 07 Jul 2007 03:52:26 +0000

[...] (Boy, there is an unlikely scenario; my putting John McCain and Ron Paul in the same paragraph with Ronald Reagan. Sheesh.) But here’s a message to John McCain and his staff; when one of the people generally considered to be the laughingstock of the party out- fundraises you, it’s well past time to start looking for the exits. The game’s over. Some others noting the story:Hot Air, PoliPundit.com, Patrick Ruffini, National Review The Moderate Voice, The Raw Story, The Daily Background, Donklephant, Washington Monthly, Roger L. Simon, IMAO, Liberal Values, The Atlantic Online, Captain’s Quarters.Last 10 posts by BitheadThings that make you go “BULL$#Searching for an external cause, when the problem is internal Nightly Ramble: The day after the 4th is always slowIt’s now up to 45!Al Gore’s kid Arrested again for driving while polluted (Bump and addendum)Profiles in courage: The real reason for the BurquaSalt Water as a fuel?I think we have a working definition for the phrase “two faced” The biggest weapon against tyranny is the truthThe issue of civil rights in wartimeExtend the reach of this postRelated links [...]