Here is why Giuliani and Romney cannot face YouTube questions at the postponed CNN/ YouTube.com Republican debate to have happened in Sept.
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Monday, July 30, 2007
Ron Paul speak to the National Right to Life
We our guarranteed Life from our Creator, which no man should be able to take this right from another.
Saturday, July 28, 2007
How Much Freedom Is Expendable in the Name of Security?
Imbedding security chips in possessions and pets is nothing new. Chipping people, however, has Orwellian overtones that angers civil libertarians and conservatives alike.
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Zogby poll shows 9 in 10 Americans believe Constitution still relevant.
The nationwide poll conducted to coincide with the Independence Day holiday reveals an American public strongly in favor of states' rights on issues like abortion and drug policy and distrustful of government attempts to regulate Internet usage and certain types of speech.
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Ron Paul Beats Romney, Giuliani, McCain
Today, Ron Paul received more votes in the Georgetown County (South Carolina) Republican Party presidential primary straw poll than did Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani and John McCain. Congressman Paul was second in the poll. Fred Thompson placed first. According to a press release issued today by Georgetown County Republican Chairman Tom Swatzel, th
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Uh-Oh! Sen. Ted Stevens is worried about corruption investigation
Ted Stevens, the longest-serving Republican senator and once the chief power broker for dispensing federal dollars, says he's worried that a corruption investigation "could cause me some trouble" in running for re-election next year.
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Friday, July 27, 2007
2008 Presidential Candidates' Positions on Top 25 Issues
All 18 democrat and republican candidates' positions on issues arranged in an easy to read table.
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Help Ron Paul with the critical Straw Poll by writing letters to Iowans!
It’s time to convert our internet energy into real political power. Success in the Straw Poll will catapult Congressman Paul into the national spotlight. Though candidates who fail to perform adequately there, often remove themselves from the race shortly after. Show your support. Help write letters to Iowans asking them to show up and vote.
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Thursday, July 26, 2007
Libertarian Presidential Candidate backs Ron Paul in 2008
Libertarian Presidential Candidate Steve Kubby has decided to follow over seventy percent of his party's sentiment and back Ron Paul for President in 2008.
Now we just need the Constitution Party to do the same.
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Fred Thompson avoids the tough questions
Fred Thompson avoids answering a question posed by a women who asks about his involvement in the Council on Foreign Relations and the North American Union. He denies knowing anything about the NAU.
Later the lady was being harassed by authorites for asking the question.
Interesting stuff
Later the lady was being harassed by authorites for asking the question.
Interesting stuff
Saturday, July 21, 2007
The beginnings of a Revolution?
Conservatives are finally learning that our Government is not upholding the Constitution or the Rule of Law in America.
Part 2
Part 2
Friday, July 20, 2007
Thursday, July 19, 2007
Liberty Unites US
Here is a good Ron Paul video on the principles of Liberty, and how it unites us in America, rather than divides us.
Wednesday, July 18, 2007
McCain Campaign Going Down in Flames
July 18th 2007
Davy C Rockett
It looks as though John McCain will not be following Osama bin Laden to the gates of hell, as Commander in Chief in 2008. Support is wavering for the Republican Presidential Candidate, as the Q2 campaign contributions reports come in and hit the presses.McCain raised around 25 million in Q1 and admittedly blew it . "We didn't use the money in the most effective way," McCain said.
Apparently so John, and faster than our elitist leaders in Washington who spend the taxpayers monies they "half-ass" represent, in the most noneffective ways, with "NASCAR lightning speed intensity".
Imagine, if you can, my fellow countrymen, a 60 trillion dollar debt with skyrocketing interest, due to obligated future entitlements, that our brillliant politicians have manage to rack up over the last 60 yrs. It's spent before it comes in.
I have a feeling McCain didn't know what the heck was going on inside his campaign, or was just doing business as usual as an experienced elected federal official, who famously lacks financial understanding and restraint.
If his lack of financial support and "blank check" use of those dollars wasn't bad enough, John McCain is now facing more troubles within his presidential campaign. Two of his top campaign aides, campaign manager Terry Nelson and chief strategist John Weaver resigned this last week. At the beginning of July, McCain's campaign reportedly laid off nearly half of it's staff due to the waning support.At one point, It was reported that McCain had over 100 to 200 paid people involved this early in the campaign.
McCain was also stated to say that they should have waited and spent more money on TV commercials later down the road in the race for the White House in 2008.
Ron Paul however continues to gain ground and is reported to now have more in the bank than McCain, pushing Paul into 3rd among the Republican hopefuls for President, behind Mitt Romney and Rudy Guiliani in money for campaign financing. In fact on Ron Paul's website they are calling for donations to help expand into bigger campaign headquarters to meet the demand of incoming support into the Paul campaign.
Will McCain bounce back? Very doubtful, but only time will tell, for in the Republican run for the nomination, there is still no definite and clear leader.
Mainstream media reports that Romney and Guiliani are still the frontrunner's based upon Gallop and Zogby polls, but the new media and practically every Internet poll shows Ron Paul with commanding leads of at least 60% of the voters approval and/ or support as their choice for President in 2008.
Once again, I don't think McCain is going to succeed in capturing the hearts and minds of the conservative majority in the United States.
For Conservatives like me, I would have lost no sleep if McCain had been out of the race before the second GOP debate, and I don't think most Republicans would have missed him much either to be quite frank.
Davy C Rockett
It looks as though John McCain will not be following Osama bin Laden to the gates of hell, as Commander in Chief in 2008. Support is wavering for the Republican Presidential Candidate, as the Q2 campaign contributions reports come in and hit the presses.McCain raised around 25 million in Q1 and admittedly blew it . "We didn't use the money in the most effective way," McCain said.
Apparently so John, and faster than our elitist leaders in Washington who spend the taxpayers monies they "half-ass" represent, in the most noneffective ways, with "NASCAR lightning speed intensity".
Imagine, if you can, my fellow countrymen, a 60 trillion dollar debt with skyrocketing interest, due to obligated future entitlements, that our brillliant politicians have manage to rack up over the last 60 yrs. It's spent before it comes in.
I have a feeling McCain didn't know what the heck was going on inside his campaign, or was just doing business as usual as an experienced elected federal official, who famously lacks financial understanding and restraint.
If his lack of financial support and "blank check" use of those dollars wasn't bad enough, John McCain is now facing more troubles within his presidential campaign. Two of his top campaign aides, campaign manager Terry Nelson and chief strategist John Weaver resigned this last week. At the beginning of July, McCain's campaign reportedly laid off nearly half of it's staff due to the waning support.At one point, It was reported that McCain had over 100 to 200 paid people involved this early in the campaign.
McCain was also stated to say that they should have waited and spent more money on TV commercials later down the road in the race for the White House in 2008.
Ron Paul however continues to gain ground and is reported to now have more in the bank than McCain, pushing Paul into 3rd among the Republican hopefuls for President, behind Mitt Romney and Rudy Guiliani in money for campaign financing. In fact on Ron Paul's website they are calling for donations to help expand into bigger campaign headquarters to meet the demand of incoming support into the Paul campaign.
Will McCain bounce back? Very doubtful, but only time will tell, for in the Republican run for the nomination, there is still no definite and clear leader.
Mainstream media reports that Romney and Guiliani are still the frontrunner's based upon Gallop and Zogby polls, but the new media and practically every Internet poll shows Ron Paul with commanding leads of at least 60% of the voters approval and/ or support as their choice for President in 2008.
Once again, I don't think McCain is going to succeed in capturing the hearts and minds of the conservative majority in the United States.
For Conservatives like me, I would have lost no sleep if McCain had been out of the race before the second GOP debate, and I don't think most Republicans would have missed him much either to be quite frank.
Wednesday, July 11, 2007
The moral Conservative running in 2008
July 12th, 2007
Davy C. Rockett
The political bashing has begun on the Internet. Allegations of misdeeds are travelling amongst the blogs and media.
It seems Mitt Romney is said to have had dealings with making millions from "porn on demand", distributed throughout Marriott Hotels chain, as Mitt set on the board from 1993-2002.
Christian Conservatives are assessing that he doesn't represent their "values", and doesn't seem to be the moral candidate Mitt claims he is when stumping on the campaign trial.
Many conservatives share the idea that Romney is the "flip-flopper" of the Republican party, as Kerry was to the Democrats in 2004.
Undeclared presidential candidate Fred Thompson has been catching flak for supposedly lobbying for a pro-abortion group in his Senate days this past week, and Rudy Giuliani is having trouble with the Christian Conservatives as well, with his stances on abortion, gay rights, cross-dressing and many marriages to many wives. His own son has been on record of not being to fond of Dad's dealings over the years either.
McCain on the other hand has not had any dirt dug up on him that I know of, yet his campaign appears to be going down in flames as financial support is wavering and internal troubles within the McCain campaign camp with top staff resigning early this week, has left McCain anything but a front runner in the race for the White House in 2008.
With a majority of Americans wanting our troops out of Iraq, wanting secure borders, and wanting more freedoms instead of less as we fight this war on terror, the Bush /Cheney doctrine of "Give up liberty and America's core values for the sake of a false security" the last 7 years, is steadfastly waning.
Even as I write today reports of Al-Qaida being just as strong or stronger than the were before 9-11, are coming across the wires.
This would seem to suggest what we've known for some years now, the Bush course for the war on terror in Iraq and abroad is not having this administrations desired effect.
Ron Paul seems to be the one moral candidate defying all the odds and political bashing, having no character flaw issues or little dirt if any, stifling his campaign support.
Paul not only has kept his nose clean over the years, but is also keeping his message in lockstep with the American sentiment of what the role of the government ought to be at home and abroad. Ron Paul's message of life, liberty, peace, prosperity, and constitutionally limited government is long overdue and well received.
Returning to Constitutional Rule of Law is exactly what Americans want, and are intelligent enough to know, is what we need in our history right now.
If perpetual wars / police actions around the globe, 60 trillion in obligated debts, and Hindu prayers leading off Senate dealings isn't enough of a gauge that the American leadership of both parties are on the wrong path, then I say our elected leaders are asking for failure, and need to be removed in 2008.
Ushering in a system not based upon liberty from a creator, but on a system of slavery to the state who deems what rights men will get and what it will spend outside the bounds of law, is not only un-American, unlawful, and immoral, but leaves us more unsecure as well.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
Sorry Fred Thompson, your no Reagan
July 10th 2007
Davy C. Rockett
Undeclared Presidential hopeful Fred Thompson isn't getting great reviews by some conservatives, as lights are beginning to expose the darkness of Fred's political misfortunes and personal blemishes.
One story cruising onto the internet highway is Fred being tied to a pro-abortion lobbyist group, while on the other hand he professes to support life.
Our lead article link by Chad Groaning of OneNewsNow.com, a Christian Family News Service states, Dr. Jerome Corsi, who has been active with the Minutemen, a pro-border security group, predicts that Thompson would be very much like George W. Bush on the border issue.
Corsi also says Fred Thompson is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, and is a globalist who would push for open borders.
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