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Vijay Boyapati writes:

Hi All, a fellow googler and I have setup the next money bomb for Dr Paul. We have the greatest community of activists on this list, and I wanted to ask y'all for your help in promoting this effort and creating videos and banners, and all the other creative, amazing stuff that you've done to make our previous money bombs such a huge success.

The website is below.

As Martin Luther King once said "Free at last! Free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!"

freedom, peace and prosperity to all!
Vijay (organizer of Operation Live Free or Die).

http://freeatlast2008.com/

Here's a touching reminder about what is at stake here, and why we can't give up the fight to get Dr. Paul elected no matter how discouraging it gets when the media disgracefully goes out of their way to exclude Dr. Paul from the national discussion. Of course, anyone on this site knows that his incomparable position on the Iraq war is just one great reason to support Dr. Paul; but it's a profound one. The sooner we stop policing the world, the sooner we can get back to the business of family and freedom at home.

/with thanks to StateofTrance @ The Ron Paul Forums

John McCain must be rolling over in his dying campaign. The champion of the Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act (BiCRA) had hoped to squelch all "unofficial" campaign speech with a massive wall of regulations, reporting, limits, conditions, and barriers. He didn't anticipate blimps, or the unique funding plan of Trevor Lyman and friends.

The purpose of the Act, according to McCain was to eliminate the "cloud of suspicion" than legislators were taking bribes from special interest groups for favorable legislation. Since 2002, every American has come to realize that all of these secret bribes have been totally abolished by the McCain-Feingold legislation, ending forever this kind of "tainted" conduct. Well ... every American who has a blindfold stapled to their face.

Read the entire article here

Of course, Ron Paul was the only candidate asked anything about the NAFTA Superhighway (AKA The Texas Trans-National Corridor). Sadly, the candidate on the stage who is profiting the most from this project wasn't asked a single question about it. That's probably because few people know that Rudy Giuliani is practically financing his campaign on it.

Apparently the MSM thinks that the American people are smart enough to ask questions, but they're not smart enough to determine which ones should take center stage.

From Wired Magazine:

As Republican presidential contenders brace for Wednesday's CNN-YouTube debate, the executive in charge of the event is unapologetic about his decision to put mainstream journalists in charge of deciding which user-contributed YouTube videos the candidates will actually face on the air.

A twenty-five member undergraduate course on survey research methods led by Dr. Bill Woodman at Iowa State University produced a poll that attempts to guage the level of participation of college student in the Iowa caucuses come January 3rd.

The poll can be found here

The results are quite satisfying. Here are some of the more relevant excerpts: