Ron Paul (R-TX) says he is still not ready to endorse Republican nominee Mitt Romney because– in some ways– he and President Obama represent the same “one-party system.” When asked by CNBC’s Jackie DeAngelis if he was “ready to endorse … Continue reading →
Not only did Ron Paul come second in the Republican presidential primary in New Hampshire Tuesday, figures published by the New Hampshire Secretary of State show that Paul also finished runner up in the Democratic primary as well. Paul received … Continue reading →
Barack Hussein Obama assumed office in January 2009 and became the first African American President of the United States of America. He commenced his term with a bang, armed with a very high popularity rating regardless of the recession at … Continue reading →
A new Harris Interactive poll released today reveals that Congressman Ron Paul would defeat Barack Obama 51-49 in a hypothetical run off, one of only two Republican candidates who would stand a good chance of preventing Obama from securing a … Continue reading →
The next leg of the planned economic collapse has now been launched with the stock market once again plunging as the Federal Reserve prepares to launch QE3, and it’s all part of the transfer of wealth from America to the … Continue reading →
Who’s telling the truth here?
Continue reading →Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul issued a statement strongly opposing a proposed deal on the debt-ceiling that is rumored to be in the works between the Obama administration and Republican House leaders. See statement below. “Sources in Washington tell me … Continue reading →
Ron Paul Warns Of Great Shift Toward Global Government Under Obama Texas Congressman and 2008 presidential candidate Ron Paul has warned that the euphoria surrounding the election of Barack Obama combined with the overwhelming fear of major international crises could … Continue reading →
Constitution Party Presidential candidate Chuck Baldwin addresses wasted votes When asked why they will not vote for a third party candidate, many people will respond by saying something like, “He cannot win.” Or, “I don’t want to waste my vote.” … Continue reading →
