After learning of Newsweek's latest article about the good Doctor, I found it at a local bookstore and looked for other coverage.

Newsweek's print version seemed to match the online version verbatim, or at least very closely.

NewsMax magazine provided a half-page article titled "Ron Paul Shows Strength" with highlights of poll successes, key positions, and online and offline activism.

Yesterday in DOCTOR NO, THE 3 MUSKETEERS & THE 7 DWARFS, Mary Starrett provided a detailed analysis of all of the leading Republican candidates plus potential candidates like Fred Thompson and Newt Gingrich.

Here is what she said about Dr. Paul:

"Ron Paul: The Congressman from Texas is quite simply, ‘the best they’ve got’. The physician is the only candidate who has a 100% constitutionally-correct voting record. Because he votes against unconstitutional bills every time, he earned the label “Doctor No.' "

A student named James Kotecki made good use of his computer and living space for history-in-the-making.

Dr. Paul shares his background and responds to current issues.

The following links will download the digital videos:

Complete Ron Paul Interview, Part 1 of 4
Complete Ron Paul Interview, Part 2 of 4
Complete Ron Paul Interview, Part 3 of 4

From Free New York Blog:

"Listen to the show this Thursday, from 1-2pm at WNYMedia.net."

Congressman Paul's interview begins at 1:30pm.

Hat Tip: The New Liberty

U.S. News and World Report provides a concise summary of Ron Paul's personal life and political career in Ten Things You Didn't Know about Ron Paul.

They even let Ron Paul speak for himself:
Explaining why he opposes legislation that expands government power, funds federal spending, or reduces privacy: "I interpret through the eyes of the Constitution. If we don't have direct authorization, I don't vote for it, even if there are good intentions."