Letter to the Editor at an Ohio newspaper:
For the record I am Republican. I am a Ron Paul supporter. After being shunned by my party I did some research on what being “Republican” means. According to the GOP Web site, they believe:
• The proper function of government is to do for the people those things […]
There is still some confusion as to whether or not the Republican recount is even taking place. Indications at the Secretary of State website intimate that it is but some statements below by Bev Harris of Blackboxvoting.org seem to indicate that it is not. I have to get ready to go to the campaign […]
Some of these entrenched GOP folks act like children on a playground.
If you’ve been on the playground playing kickball for several years and losing every game then when a new kid shows up who’s six feet tall and wearing brand new shiny red kickball shoes, why do you take your ball and go home? […]
A supporter tells of his experience at a Republican Party meeting. As you will see, he learned a lot, received a very positive reaction, and got the word out to a lot of active voters. This is just one small example of why it is so important to get out of your house […]
From The Paulunteer mailbox:
I am running for Congress in Maryland’s 4th District.
I maxed out my Ron Paul Contribution so I thought running for Congress on
Congress’s doorstep would 1) Gain Ron Paul credibility 2) Get members of
Congress to realize this is a movement bigger than Ron Paul the man. 3) Win him
3 delegates (each district elects […]
Ron Paul, Third-Party Candidate? Why Dems Should Worry (At Least More than Republicans)
The time is now! To vote for Ron Paul in the Rhode Island primary on March 4, you must be a registered Republican. And if you haven’t done so already, December 5 is the final deadline for registering and/or changing your party affiliation.
Registering in RI is easy and only takes a few minutes — you […]
I wish I had come across this article a few days ago. Better late than never, though, I hope.
Article at FactCheck.org:
The CNN/YouTube debate among Republicans lacked any talking snowmen, but we did note a few false and misleading statements by the candidates.
Romney claimed New York called itself a “sanctuary city” for illegal aliens. It didn’t.
Giuliani […]
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