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"I assume most of our readers are familiar with Ron Paul, given his calls for a commodity-backed currency. He is also a strong advocate of individual liberty, limited government, low taxes and free markets. He was one of the few politicians to vote against both the Patriot Act and the Iraq War. Dr. Paul has long been my favorite politician and offers a true alternative to the sell-outs running for President in 2008."
Jason Hamlin, 04/30/07
"Ten hopefuls each seek to become 'Reagan candidate'"
Tim Herdt, Ventura County Star, 04/29/07
WMUR in New Hampshire continues its "Conversation with the Candidate" series with Congressman Ron Paul. 04/28/07
"Politico hosts unique Republican debate"
Richard Allen Greene, 04/27/07
"Also present yesterday were a half-dozen supporters of U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, who held signs on the perimeter of the area set aside for the event. Paul, a staunch advocate for smaller government, is perhaps the most right-leaning GOP candidate in the race."
Union Leader, 04/26/07
"By the Christian Right’s own criteria, their candidate ought to be Ron Paul."
Laurence M. Vance, 04/26/07
Ron Paul Signs Pledge to Never Raise Your Taxes
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
CONTACT: Jesse Benton, 703-650-9559
April 25, 2007
ARLINGTON, VA – Presidential candidate Ron Paul (R-TX) today pledged to the American people that as president he would veto any bill that raised their taxes. The pledge, sponsored by Americans for Tax Reform, is offered to all presidential candidates as a way to distinguishes real fiscal conservatives from tax-and-spend, big-government politicians.
After signing the pledge, Dr. Paul issued the following statement:
“Signing the Taxpayer Protection Pledge was easy for me. During my 10 terms in Congress, I have never voted to raise taxes, and I never will. To be honest, I can’t understand why a Republican wouldn’t sign it.
“Liberty is best served when Americans keep more of their own, hard-earned money. I think taxes should be as low as possible. As president, I would work to lower taxes for every American as I have for years as a member of Congress.”
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"Paul’s campaign is doing better in many respects than I would have guessed back when the rumors of his candidacy first hit the ‘Net back in January."
Brian Doherty, Reason Online, 04/24/07
The GOP Presidential Candidates Debate will be held on May 3rd at 8:00 pm EDT. Questions from the public are being collected now by The Politico. Ask Your Question
Congressman Ron Paul will be interviewed by Lou Dobbs tonight on CNN at 6:45 pm ET.
