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Ron Paul Roundup

By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Ron Paul

I go find the links so you don’t have to.

FOXNews.com reports that Paul is asking for $400 million in earmarks this year alone.

From CNET comes a podcast about Paul and why he’s an internet success.

ZDNet takes a similar look at the online phenomenon, but Russell Shaw takes issue with Paul’s popularity.

And finally, the Des Moines Register talks further about Paul’s strategy to privatize the War on Terrorism.

Any links of your own to add?

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2 Responses to “Ron Paul Roundup”

Jimmy the Dhimmi Says:
August 7th, 2007 at 5:58 pm
FOXNews.com reports that Paul is asking for $400 million in earmarks this year alone.

If the only man who can save America needs 400 million dollars, we better give it to him. He will most likely spend the money on a comprehensive program to multiply loaves and fishes. From the article, it appears He prefers shrimp to fishes.
James Anderson Says:
August 10th, 2007 at 11:59 am
The stories these links go to are horribly biased and, for the most part, outright wrong. Obviously you just found the links but you have no idea whether or not there is any truth to them. Check out the Ron Paul Library and you’ll quickly realize what policies Ron Paul really supports. If this is the best that can be done to smear Ron Paul’s character the Ron Paul haters are going to have a lot of trouble stopping him.

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