Sep 26 07 -
There are almost 30,000 Ron Paul videos on YouTube, and Paul has more than 64,000 friends on MySpace. That's more than any other Republican presidential candidate. Ron Paul has more subscribers on youtube, although Barack Obama has more views in total.
I think this should account for more than the single digit numbers he gets in the polls... but of course, that is the cause of the GOP leaving him out of the polls.
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Tuesday, September 18, 2007
GOP Removes Ron Paul from Straw Poll, Straw Poll Gets Pwned
on September 18th, the GOP (republican party) removes Ron Paul from straw poll, replacing him with "None". "None" wins straw poll.I guess now they have to get rid of none and other...OTHER FOR PRESIDENT 08!
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Friday, September 7, 2007
Thursday, June 7, 2007
Ron Paul Attacks Giuliani's Support Of National ID Card
June 07, 2007 During an appearance on MSNBC last night, presidential candidate Ron Paul attacked Rudy Giuliani's support of a national ID card, pointing out that its true agenda was not to keep track of illegal aliens, but to force American citizens to carry their papers and have their privacy invaded by the government.
"They should have a tamper-proof I.D. card. It should be in a database that allows you to figure out who they are, why they're here, make sure they're not illegal immigrants coming here for a bad purpose, and then to be able to throw out the ones who are not in that database," Giuliani stated during the debate on Tuesday night.
Mitt Romney also parroted Giuliani's call for a national ID card, before Giuliani backpedaled and claimed he only supported a national ID card for immigrants and not all American citizens. But since illegal immigrants by their very nature are elusive to track such a distinction is impossible to make without forcing everyone living in the United States to accept an ID card and metering out punishments for those who refuse. If an ID card is introduced, it will be forced upon American citizens as well as immigrants.
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"They should have a tamper-proof I.D. card. It should be in a database that allows you to figure out who they are, why they're here, make sure they're not illegal immigrants coming here for a bad purpose, and then to be able to throw out the ones who are not in that database," Giuliani stated during the debate on Tuesday night.
Mitt Romney also parroted Giuliani's call for a national ID card, before Giuliani backpedaled and claimed he only supported a national ID card for immigrants and not all American citizens. But since illegal immigrants by their very nature are elusive to track such a distinction is impossible to make without forcing everyone living in the United States to accept an ID card and metering out punishments for those who refuse. If an ID card is introduced, it will be forced upon American citizens as well as immigrants.
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