Category: Politics

  • Jeering Jesus on the Cross

    “Having appeared on numerous conservative radio shows to promote other projects unrelated to foreign policy, I have had to tread lightly and watch my words, lest the subject of our current foreign adventure might arise. I quickly learned U.S. policy in Iraq is for most conservatives literally beyond discussion. It is not that these people […]

  • Ron Paul on Glenn Beck

    Except for one really uncomfortable moment, Glenn did a really good interview with Dr. Paul

  • Ron Paul DVDs

    For those of you out there who like camping in front of the television, the Ron Paul DVD Project have put together some videos to watch on your DVD player at home. You can download them via the bittorrent links using azureus, or any other bittorrent client. If you only get one, I’d recommend The […]

  • Ron Paul Tea Party 2007

    Following the success of the last fund raising day, where we raised $4.2 million for the Ron Paul campaign in a single day, we’re looking to try to double that number on the anniversary of the Boston Tea Party. Check out this video put together by a supporter… the campaign had nothing to do with […]

  • Supporting the Troops by Supporting Who the Troops Support

    When one enlists in the military, one signs certain rights away. You essentially sign yourself up for indentured service to the country for a period of time, and during that time, certain constitutional rights no longer apply to you. These rules are listed in the Uniform Code of Military Justice. One of those rights you […]

  • But You? You Can Trust Me.

  • Money for Nothing

    For all you folks who say that Ron Paul has no chance of winning the Republican nomination, I’d like to see you put your money where your mouth is. Right now, Sportsbook.com has Ron Paul’s odds of winning the Republican nomination at 4-1. That means if you bet $100, you’ll win $25 when Ron Paul […]

  • How to Win Over the Pro-War Republicans

    I posted the following over on the Daily Paul. There is a common misconception amongst the people whom I talk to about Ron Paul that he’s some sort of a pacifist, and against all forms of foreign war. This misconception was reinforced and repeated by Bill O’Reilly a few months ago when Dr. Paul was […]

  • New Ron Paul Video

    I know I’ve been quiet for a while, but I wanted y’all to see a new independently produced Ron Paul video. It’s 8 minutes, but I think it’s worth it. (HT to Daily Paul)

  • Conservatives Against Fred Thompson

    Good… seems like other people other there get it. Fred Thompson is not a conservative, but a neo-con globalist, and the Conservatives Against Fred Thompson are working to expose this. Here’s sample of some of their articles: Fred Thompson’s Anti-gun Senate Record – The Conservatives Against Fred Thompson volunteers have compiled a list of proposals […]

  • Ron Paul Article in the New York Times

    As a young man, though, [Ron Paul] did not protest the Vietnam War, which he now calls “totally unnecessary” and “illegal.” Much later, after the United States invaded Iraq in 2003, he began reading St. Augustine. “I was annoyed by the evangelicals’ being so supportive of pre-emptive war, which seems to contradict everything that I […]

  • Slapping Down the GOP Establishment

    Hmm… my politics category is drowning out the others. Oh well. Good article by John Nichols talking about a political race that on the surface didn’t look too important in the big scheme of things, but, as the author points out, could be a microcosm for the large distaste that the conservative Republicans are showing […]

  • Fox Reports on Ron Paul Military Contributions

    Finally, one of the big news channels is covering a Ron Paul news story. Could this be the dam breaking in terms of the apparent media blackout? For those of you who didn’t hear, out of all presidential candidates, Ron Paul received the most campaign contributions from military employees, even more than John McCain. It […]

  • Conservatives, Beware of Fred Thompson

    Richard A. Viguerie has penned an article on Fred Thompson asking whether he should be the choice for conservatives in the upcoming presidential election. After describing Thompson’s history in politics as senator and as a lobbyist, and going through issues like McCain-Feingold Bill and the Asia fundraising scandal, his answer is a resounding no. Here […]

  • New Advisory System