Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Showing posts with label election. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
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Saturday, November 24, 2007
Wednesday, November 21, 2007
Tuesday, November 20, 2007
Ron Paul has another quarter of a million day
November 20th, Ron Paul sent out an E-mail at 2pm asking for donations. This E-mail asked supporters to donate now as opposed to later. Ron Paul requested funds to help his campaign in the early primary states, arguing that the funds could be used more effectively now as opposed to later. Ron Paul supporters stepped up to the challenge and by the end of the day donated a quarter of a million to the campaign.
On an unrelated note, Mike Huckabee had an official fund raiser today, which pulled in just over $220,000. This helped Huckabee reach his goal of one million and change for the month of November. Click the graph below to enlarge it.
On an unrelated note, Mike Huckabee had an official fund raiser today, which pulled in just over $220,000. This helped Huckabee reach his goal of one million and change for the month of November. Click the graph below to enlarge it.
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2008,
election,
fund raising,
Mike Huckabee,
Ron Paul
Monday, November 12, 2007
Veteran's day puts Ron Paul over his November goal.

Here's the unofficial numbers for the Veteran's Day fund raiser. Just above $233 thousand dollars. This was a great day. Dr. Paul's campaign passed the eight million mark. That is two thirds of his $12 million goal of the quarter. Only half of the quarter is over leaving Ron Paul's campaign in good shape.
There is $714K pledged to Ron Paul's campaign. This money will be donated on the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party on December 16th. With all the time between now and December 16th it's quite possible that the Campaign could break its record of $4M of donations in one day.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Ron Paul: Sth Carolina office Fox & Greenville News coverage
Ron Paul striking a cord in South Carolina.
Labels:
election,
freedom,
health care,
Ron Paul,
South Carolina
Wednesday, October 31, 2007
Are We an Informed Electorate?
This makes you think about the election process. Maybe we (Americans) need to rethink the party process.
Labels:
2008 election,
democrat,
election,
freedom,
partison,
Republican
I’m pulling for Paul
Dwight Eisenhower was elected with the support of a broad base. He appealed to democrats and republicans. During the Republican Convention when he was nominated there was a complaint that many democrats were influencing the Republican nomination. During that time there was a simple slogan in support of Eisenhower: “I like Ike.”
I like Ike. A simple sentence, to the point, that doesn’t take a treatise to explain. Ron Paul needs a statement that is just as simple and easy to repeat. Let me suggest the sentence: “I’m pulling for Paul.”
Do you have any ideas for a simple jingle? An example was “Eisenhower, the man of the hour.” Any thoughts?
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Eisenhower,
election,
I'm pulling for Paul,
Ron Paul
Sunday, October 28, 2007
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
Contradictory article about senate minority leader
In response to a Winchester Sun article titled "McConnell calls for troop withdrawal." The choice of title for this article leaves me confused. My confusion is based on the fact that the article claims that McConnell is in favor of a "long term, but smaller presence in the region." This does not sound like a withdrawal to me.
Over the course of years American forces have acquired presences in many countries. In 2004 there were 702 foreign U.S. military bases in about 130 countries. This is a disturbing number, and is contra to the purpose of peace. I think that our senator needs not only to address our troops in Iraq, but all our boys and girls who are stationed around world. I would like him to answer the question "How is this sustainable?"
Over the course of years American forces have acquired presences in many countries. In 2004 there were 702 foreign U.S. military bases in about 130 countries. This is a disturbing number, and is contra to the purpose of peace. I think that our senator needs not only to address our troops in Iraq, but all our boys and girls who are stationed around world. I would like him to answer the question "How is this sustainable?"
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
Ron Paul: A Man for All Seasons
If you have some popcorn you'll need it. Here is one hour in five parts that explains what's so great about Ron Paul.
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Sunday, July 8, 2007
Saturday, July 7, 2007
Leading the Cause of Freedom in Iowa
That was an awsome video!!
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Labels:
2008 election,
election,
Iowa,
Republican,
Ron Paul
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