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Ron Paul USA Today Ad Confirmed for Nov 21

FreeMarketNews.com
Sunday November 18, 2007

A full page ad will run on Wednesday, Nov 21st at USA Today in support of the campaign of presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-Tex). Wednesday is considered the "busiest travel day of the year." Given USA Today's readership, which is in the millions, Ron Paul's small-government message will reacher an extraordinary viewership, likely resulting in even more support and funding for the small-government, anti foreign-intervention candidate. When FMNN initially broke the story, the date was not yet fixed, see below.

Here is the PDF for the ad: PDF

"Too Close to Kooky"

Too Close to Kooky
By Mona Charen
Friday, November 16, 2007
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Memo to: Ron Paul supporters
Subject: Your e-mails

Okay, enough is enough. Like every other journalist in America, and who knows, maybe the world or even the universe, I've been deluged with your letters and e-mails. So I've done as you asked and taken a closer look at your candidate. Here is what I've found:

1. Ron Paul is inconsistent. Though he calls himself a man of principle and is apparently admired as such by his ardent fans, his principles seem somewhat elastic. He rails against the Bush administration for its supposed assault on civil liberties, yet when he was asked at one of the debates whether Scooter Libby deserved a pardon, he said no. "He doesn't deserve one because he was instrumental in leading the Congress and the people to support a war that we didn't need to be in." Notice that he didn't say it was because Libby was guilty of committing a crime. No, because Libby argued for a policy with which Paul disagreed, he deserved to serve time in prison. Ron Paul, the libertarian, who presumably values liberty above all, is willing to deprive someone else of his because of a policy disagreement?

2. Ron Paul is historically challenged. He argues that by embracing isolationism, he fits within a Republican tradition stretching back to Eisenhower "who stopped the Korean War" and including Nixon "who stopped the war in Vietnam." Let's recap. Eisenhower threatened to use nuclear weapons against China. It was the Eisenhower administration that had a hand in toppling Iran's Mohammad Mossedegh (an intervention that Paul has elsewhere cited as causing the U.S. grief 25 years later when the Islamists took power). Eisenhower also intervened in Guatemala, Cuba (planning for the Bay of Pigs began during his tenure) and Lebanon.

Nixon, an isolationist? Most observers, whatever they may make of detente with the USSR and the opening to China, agree that Nixon was an emphatic internationalist. For the record, he intervened in many countries including Chili, Peru and Cambodia. And he saved Israel by resupplying her during the Yom Kippur war. Neither his successes nor failures grew out of a Paulesque policy of "minding our own business."

3. Ron Paul is unserious. Suggesting that you will eliminate the IRS, the CIA, the FBI and other government agencies within weeks of taking office is ridiculous. These are bumper stickers, not serious reform proposals.

4. Ron Paul is too cozy with kooks and conspiracy theorists. As syndicated radio host Michael Medved has pointed out, Ron Paul's newspaper column was carried by the American Free Press (a parent publication of the Hitler-praising Barnes Review). Paul may not have been aware of this. But though invited by Medved to disavow any connection, Paul has so far failed to respond.

Paul has appeared on the Alex Jones radio program not once, not twice, but three times. Jones is the sort who believes that black helicopters are coming to impose a police state on America. He is quite concerned about the Bohemian Grove, the Bilderbergers, the federal election system (it's rigged, of course) and so on. Naturally, he believes that 9/11 was an inside job. Ron Paul has even appeared in a Jones film, "Endgame," the point of which is apparently that the Bilderbergers are plotting to control the world. They've already got Europe (through the European Union) and now are on the verge of securing America by means of a North American union that would unite Mexico, the United States and Canada.

Even if Paul says nothing insane in this film, his appearance alone calls his judgment into question. I have not seen "Endgame," but I have heard a tape of Paul on the Jones program just after the 2006 election. Jones asked the congressman whether the victory for the Democrats wasn't a "rejection of neo-fascist imperialism." Paul replied, "Yeah . . . This was a healthy election as far as I'm concerned."

Ron Paul is the favorite candidate of a number of racist, neo-Nazi and conspiracist websites. While Paul cannot be held accountable for the views of cranks and kooks, he can disavow their support and return their checks. He received $500 from Don Black, the proprietor of Stormfront.org and former Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan. He has not yet returned it.

Moreover, Paul seems to be playing a sly game with his conspiracy-minded fans. He does not explicitly endorse the crazier theories out there, but he hints at dark forces in the U.S. government threatening our liberties, he inveighs against the "neo-cons" (shorthand for Jews in some circles) and he gives aid and comfort to the paranoid by appearing on their favorite radio shows.

No, Ron Paul is not my candidate. Not for president. He might make a dandy new leader for the Branch Davidians.

Ron Paul as Superman

Glenn Beck Deems Ron Paul “Domestic Threat”

Go to http://www.cnn.com/feedback/forms/form5.html?69 to contact Glenn Beck.

Ron Paul Tea Party, December 16th.

Ron Paul Betting Heats Up Across the Globe

Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

Originally published November 10, 2007 1:46 pm ET

It's not just Americans betting on Republican candidate Ron Paul to become the next US President. Europeans have been putting their money towards this possibility as well.

Case in point, only a few weeks ago Ireland's largest online bookmaker, PaddyPower.com listed the fiery Texas long time Congressman with 8/1 odds of being named the GOP.

On November 10, he came in with 5/1 odds.

Only Mitt Romney (with 9/4 odds) and Rudy Giuliani (11/10 odds) are listed higher. Romney would pay $9 for every $4 bet while Giuliani would pay out $11 for every $10 bet.

"Ron Paul has officially surpassed John McCain among Republicans where oddsmakers are concerned, even around the world," announced Payton O'Brien, Senior Editor of Gambling911.com See Payton O'Brien quoted in Chief Executive Magazine Here "He's now favored over Fred Thompson as well, who is listed with 6/1 odds at PaddyPower."

US residents are prohibited from placing bets at Paddy Power.

"The changing line on Ron Paul is being influenced heavily by those residing in Ireland and the United Kingdom," O'Brien states.

Paul's supporters have been deemed "bots" by some in the media whereas Gambling911.com stats show a large number of Ron Paul inquiries coming in from outside the US.

"The world is watching this race closely even at this early stage in the game. They too see Ron Paul gaining ground among Republicans."

Ron Paul Schools Ben Bernanke

White House Tells Musharraf: Never ‘Restrict Constitutional Freedoms’ To Fight Terrorism

Q: Is it ever reasonable to restrict constitutional freedoms in the name of fighting terrorism?

MS. PERINO: In our opinion, no.


We can call out their hypocrisy and use it against them.

MSNBC: Ron Paul sets one-day fundraising record 'in the name of a terrorist'

Ron Paul's unconventional presidential campaign has regularly broken the mold of politics as usual and has set new records in the process. On November 5, Paul's supporters raised over $4 million -- breaking the one-day record of any other Republican -- and they did it by exploiting the anarchistic associations of Guy Fawkes Day and the movie V for Vendetta. Although coordinated by an independent website, the campaign has been endorsed by Paul.

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To contact Joe Scarborough: joe@msnbc.com

To contact Chuck Todd: chuck.todd@nbcuni.com

Ron Paul addressing supporters about November 5th

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Update, 8:39 pst: Just hit the $7,000,000 million dollar mark!!!!!!!!!!!!

Update, 10:50 pst: $2,773,017 at Midnight EST. Just hit $5,000,000!!!

Update, 5:00 pst: We just hit 1 million dollars just minutes ago!!!

Update, 3:07 pst: It's at $3,571,238 now. $2,773,017 at Midnight EST.

Update, 10:42 pst: $500,000 dolars raised in just over an hour.

Spam the Vote: Ron Paul Spam Surfs into Inboxes

This batch is NOT from the Paul campaign, but security firms warn that political spam pitching candidates and causes is going to be huge in coming months.

Tom Spring, PC World
Saturday, November 03, 2007 4:00 PM PDT

Spam supporting presidential hopeful Ron Paul filled inboxes this week as zombie computers spewed thousands of messages to recipients, according to spam experts. The spam supporting Paul was sent using the same illegal spam methods used to distribute masculinity enhancement products and pump-and-dump penny stock schemes.

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I guess that when they can't dig up any dirt on Ron Paul, this is what they're left with. "This is not the Ron Paul campaign", wink wink.

Smear Job

If you would like to contact Joel Stein: thejoelstein@yahoo.com or jstein@latimescolumnists.com

If you would like to contact Tucker Carlson: tucker@msnbc.com

I have to say though, keep it civil. Don't give them any ammo to use against us.