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Play it safe - Register Republican Now!
Posted October 3rd, 2007 by PoliticalPatriotIn an attempt to limit Ron Paul's reach, the rules across the nation are suddenly being changed where you must now be a registered republican to vote in the primaries. This, according to an article by the pro-Ron website, Gambling911.com.
Ron Paul Fundraiser with Jimmie Vaughn - May 20th
Posted May 21st, 2007 by Jane AitkenHow to win support for Ron Paul
Posted May 21st, 2007 by Jane AitkenI have just compiled a list of 'teaching' videos, that is, videos you can use for people who say, 'Who is Ron Paul and what does he stand for' or, 'Is Ron healthy enough' or 'What is Ron's voting record' etc. There is something here for all the issues just about, to let Democrats, Republicans, and Independents see for themselves. Just copy this list of videos. I did all the work so you don't have to.
First, Ron on the debates:
http://www.youtube.com/wa...
FOX and MSNBC polls ARE correct truer random samplings of the people:
Let's have a Ron Paul debate
Posted May 20th, 2007 by Jane AitkenHere is a petition to demand that Rudy debate Ron Paul ONE ON ONE on the issue of what so qualifies Rudy to be a security expert and what does Rudy know, or not know about foreign policy.
I suspect Rudy's foreign policy knowledge is lacking and just having been mayor at the time of the WTC attacks does NOT make him presidential material.
Frontrunner Ron Paul, 100% Republican and here to stay!
Posted May 20th, 2007 by Jane AitkenI hope this video with a message from Ron at the end will explain why giving that insignificant flea in the MI GOP any more blogtime is useless and unproductive.
Ron is 120% Republican, and according to FOX and MNSBC his post debate support was great and growing. He is #1 on YouTube of either party's candidates. Note that since the second debate, RG's mainstream polling points have dropped like a rock since (11% to be exact) and JMcC's points are at an all-time low. Ron has nowhere to go but UP.
Please do not waste anymore time on the man from the MI GOP!
Most popular candidate on the internet?
Posted March 7th, 2007 by Jane Aitken"Senator Barack Obama touts some 57,000 friends on his myspace page. While the leading republican candidate, Congressman Ron Paul out of Texas, only has 34,000."
Only? It's nice to know he's the 'leading' Republican!















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