Stephen Colbert Breaks Character And Endorses Ron Paul As I review my inbox tonight, I see every consultant company’s elected politician has sent me some endorsement letter for expanding the Federal Government, for killing the Textile Industry in South Carolina and continuing the status quo of growing the government for the MIC and Wall Street. [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Chuck Baldwin January 20, 2012 This column is archived at http://chuckbaldwinlive.com/home/?p=4422 The Barack Obama administration is quietly in the process of rigging use of the US Census of 2010, which deliberately counted millions of illegal aliens, for the purpose of restructuring the apportionment of the US House of Representatives. Accordingly, [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
Dear Patriot, Do you believe Palmetto State workers should be forced to pay a union boss just to have a job and feed their families? As residents of one of the strongest Right to Work states in the country, South Carolinians have long believed the answer to that question is a resounding “NO!” Well, below is [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
Speculation the last few days panned out tonight at the Hilton in Myrtle Beach when Senator Tom Davis endorsed Texas’s Dr. Ron Paul for the next President of the united States of America. SC Senator Tom Davis Endorses Dr. Ron Paul 2012 With a crowd packed into the Hilton with folks spanning our nation, but [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
While we have in our area a “not for public consumption” group that has jumped behind a fellow that has a Super PAC that is blasting true capitalism in that the weak companies are taken over by the more fiscally sound companies and either made profitable or sold off in pieces, we have rumors (at [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Dr. Chuck Baldwin (Originally posted here.) On the heels of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), otherwise known as the “Indefinite Detention Act,” comes another draconian bill designed to give the federal government the power to turn American citizens into enemies of the state for virtually any reason it deems necessary. Stephen D. Foster, [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
Dear Patriot, Republican voters want a solid conservative candidate who can take on and defeat President Obama in 2012. The key word there is “conservative.” I think it is clear that for many, the perceived frontrunner simply doesn’t fit that description. From his state-run health care, to his flip-flops on abortion, conservative voters just don’t [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
posted by Jack Kerwick | 8:07pm Friday December 30, 2011 (Originally posted here.) [Note: Most Fox News Junkies will not have gotten to this part of the post.] A while ago, I wrote an article in which I spoke of “Paulophobia.” Paulophobia, I claimed, is a cognitive disorder. Like a parasite, it eats away at [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
Results for New Hampshire Republican Primary (U.S. Presidential Primary) Jan 10, 2012 (98% of precincts reporting) Mitt Romney 97,043 39.3% Ron Paul 56,403 22.8% Jon Huntsman 41,669 16.9% Newt Gingrich 23,271 9.4% Rick Santorum 23,118 9.4% Rick Perry 1,752 0.7% Michele Bachmann 349 0.1% Other 3,238 1.3% Source: AP Related Story: Ron Paul Defends [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
By Jack Hunter Originally posted here. On Wednesday, Dick Morris said Ron Paul is “the most liberal, radical, left-wing person to run for president in the United States in the last 50 years.” Actually, Ron Paul is the most conservative person to run for president in the last 50 years. Understanding this first requires at [Click here to continue reading the full article...]
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