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"In fact, there are at least a few good conservative presidential candidates worth supporting most notably Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) who is probably the greatest champion of conservative principles we have seen in Congress in the past quarter century."
David T. Pyne, Vice President, National Federation of Republican Assemblies, 03/10/07
"Hearst Argyle’s WMUR-TV, CNN and the New Hampshire Union Leader have moved their back-to-back Republican and Democratic debates from the first week of April to the first week of June."
WMUR-TV, 03/09/07
"...Rep. Ron Paul, R-Lake Jackson, has the most virtual friends on the Internet of any Republican presidential hopeful."
Gary Martin, San Antonio Express-News, 03/09/07
Congressman Ron Paul had accepted the invitation to participate in the first nationally televised presidential debate scheduled for April 4th. However, that debate has been rescheduled to early June.
"NH presidential debates will be in June" Union-Leader, 03/09/07
Congressman Ron Paul will be interviewed on C-SPAN's Washington Journal on Monday, March 12 at 7:30 a.m. ET.
Jan Mickelson of WHO Radio in Des Moines, Iowa will interview Congressman Ron Paul today at 10:07 a.m. ET.
"The future of American politics had come to look pretty grim to me. However, just when I’ve all but given up, there’s a possibility—not a promise, but a chance—that come 2008, we’ll have a real choice when we go to the polls."
John Silveira, Backwoods Home Magazine
"To combat directly this erroneous 'sporting purpose' legislative approach, Congressman Ron Paul of Texas recently introduced a measure that would repeal provisions of the Internal Revenue Code and the federal criminal code distinguishing firearms used or suitable for sporting purposes from firearms generally.
"The Paul bill would do much to eliminate the 'sporting purpose' rationale from the equation and restore the right to self-defense rationale to its rightful place."
Press Release by John M. Snyder, 03/08/07
"However, the 2008 election is still salvageable for the Republican Party. They have one chance and one chance only to pull it off. They must nominate Ron Paul as the Republican Party's Presidential candidate. With Ron Paul as the Republican nominee, an unusually broad base of support could result."
Bryan Morton, Libertarian Christians
"Get ready for a presidential campaign unlike we’ve ever had access to before."
KUTV, Salt Lake City, 03/07/07
"For the sake of this country, I beg you: Drop your partisanship mindset. Vote for principles, not party. Vote for Ron Paul in 2008."
Jacob Lovell, The West Georgian, 03/07/07
"I believe that Ron Paul will scare the living daylights out of the powers-that-be and has a better chance of winning than most pundits think. The amusement factor alone from an 18-month spectacle of political debate between a principled man committed to liberty and the other fakes and frauds is likely to be worth the price of admission. This will be a media event of the highest entertainment order for sure. "
Mark Davis, 03/06/07
"There are now four conservatives in the race for the Republican nomination; Rep. Ron Paul, Rep. Duncan Hunter, Governor Jim Gilmore, and Rep Tom Tancredo. Any one of these gentlemen could beat Hillary or Obama in the general election. Giuliani can’t do it."
John Bender, 03/06/07
"And prominently displayed on the home page is that up-to-the-minute scorecard of nearly all of the presidential candidates' MySpace friends. The Republican hopeful with the most pals - nearly 3,300 as of Sunday - is Ron Paul, a GOP Texas congressman who's running for president.
"Sifry said the MySpace numbers mean something, though it's unclear whether a candidate's online friends will cast real-world votes. 'It is a measure of enthusiasm,' he said. 'It's the world live Web now, and it reflects the conversations people are having around the digital water cooler.' Such as: who, exactly, is this Ron Paul guy?"
"Learning to navigate the political Web" by Daren Briscoe, Newsweek, 03/05/07
Reporter Gary Martin of the San Antonio Express-News Washington bureau was in New Hampshire recently with Congressman Ron Paul. Mr. Martin's article was published today. 03/04/07
"Republican Ron Paul, a Texas congressman, says it is part of a drive for 'an integrated North American Union' - complete with a currency, a cross-national bureaucracy and borderless travel. 'It would represent another step toward the abolition of national sovereignty,' he said."
"Texans fear US sovereignty will disappear down superhighway" by James Langton, Telegraph, 03/04/07
