Fierce opposition to the Ron Paul campaign is just one example of the intense partisan pressure for conformity.
Ron Paul seems to have the parliamentary grounds for a first ballot upset and a primary victory– no brokered convention necessary.
In an email sent to reporters Monday morning, Texas Congressman Dr. Ron Paul announced he is suspending his campaign in the remaining 11 primary states. And despite decreased spending in primary states, his campaign is anything but over.
The more unchecked power the president exercises over foreign policy, the more the US fights costly wars of preemption, intervention, and nation-building.
The $700 billion we spend on our military empire and the $50 billion we hand out to other countries as foreign aid could pay off a lot of debt, protect social security and Medicare, and strengthen our porous borders right here at home.
The problem with a Marco Rubio pick is that his selection would only typify all of Mitt Romney’s weaknesses, rather than strengthen them.
A Ron Paul delegate shares her experiences from the Colorado GOP state convention last month, and reports on the Republican Party’s internal divisions.
It’s no secret that Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul attracts swarms of young people to his events, and last night’s rally at the University of California, San Diego was no different.
With three months to go before the Republican Convention in Tampa, the general election is all but certain to be a face-off between President Obama and the media’s pick for the Republican nominee, Mitt Romney.
In stunning upsets all over the country, Ron Paul’s supporters are taking over the GOP itself and building a lasting political machine.
