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Listen to this man! He knows what he is talking about!!

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Suppose, for the sake of argument, that Hillary and McCain win their respective nominations, that Obama is not Hillary’s running mate, and that Ron Paul is running as an independent.
Who gets your vote in November under that scenario, which seems increasingly likely to me?

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Is Obama really a different kind of politician?
Lately, Barack Obama has been quoting John F. Kennedy: “The world is changing. The old ways will not do.” For a few hours the other day, I was starting to think he really meant it.
On Thursday, The Washington Times reported that in 2004, as a candidate for the […]

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Economics commentator Donald Luskin endorses Ron Paul. He lists many of the reasons I support Dr. Paul myself, and puts the conspiracy and weirdness baggage in its proper perspective.
For all his apparent extremism, there’s no other candidate who has managed to excite both Democrat and Republican voters by combining an anti-war message that irritates […]

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Well the Michigan primary was yesterday, and the results are in.
Ron Paul came in fourth with 6% of the vote, which is actually pretty great. Michigan is not exactly a libertarian stronghold, the state is big unions and big automakers that are always both looking for a government handout. Romney won the state […]

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I’m going over to NY Ron Paul headquarters to watch the debate tonight. Should be interesting to say the least.. I’m wondering what kind of people they’ll have there, here in the midst of New York.
I’ll write some kind of report tomorrow on how it was.. By the way, you should all […]

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Tucker Carlson on the trail with Ron Paul, a bordello owner and a pair of prostitutes.
The first time I heard Paul talk about monetary policy, I’d felt like a hostage, the only person in the room who didn’t buy into the program. Then, slowly, like so many hostages, I started to open my mind and […]

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This is exactly why I will be voting for Ron Paul, despite disagreeing with him on such issues as abortion and Iraq :
So a Democratic, or even Republican Congress completes the appropriations process, and sends President Paul the funding bill for, say, the Commerce Department. Ron Paul doesn’t think we should have a Commerce Department, […]

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