Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) takes part in a town hall meeting at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.
Ron Paul Town Hall Meeting at the University of New Hampshire in Durham
– January 7, 2012
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2012 New Hampshire Primary Results: Mitt Romney Wins!
11 January 2012 4:48 AM | 16 Comments2012 New Hampshire Primary Results *100% reporting: Mitt Romney 97,532 votes 39.3% – 5 delegates Ron Paul 56,848 votes 22.9% – 3 delegates Jon Huntsman 41,945 votes 16.9% – 2...
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Bain Capital: Ruthless or Just Good Business?
10 January 2012 5:03 AM | 1 CommentAllies of Newt Gingrich have launched their fiercest attack yet on Republican front-runner Mitt Romney, with a half-hour film designed to destroy his claims to be a job-creating entrepreneur. The...
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Romney Continues to Slip in the Suffolk Poll, Huntsman and Gingrich Tick Up
10 January 2012 1:16 AM | 8 CommentsFormer Massachusetts governor, Mitt Romney, has dropped a full 10 points from five days ago, when he had 43% of likely GOP voters to 33% in a January 9th Suffolk...
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Who will win the 2012 New Hampshire Primary? (Exp. 01-10-12)
- Ron Paul (30%, 2,782 Votes)
- Mitt Romney (24%, 2,191 Votes)
- Jon Hunstman (21%, 1,978 Votes)
- Newt Gingrich (10%, 955 Votes)
- Rick Santourm (9%, 858 Votes)
- Buddy Roemer (3%, 320 Votes)
- Rick Perry (3%, 187 Votes)
Total Voters: 9,271
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Ron Paul 2012.
He’s the only real candidate up there. Please do research on him. The other candidates are all fakes.
In short, I completely agree!
Agreed! RON PAUL FOR AMERICA!!!
This should be our president. He would repeal the Patriot act, get rid of the fed and give more power to the states, his foreign policy and he respects the constitution, stop borrowing money from china etc. etc. etc.
He’s the only one asking the REAL question. He’s our guy.
@Bonaparta
Ron Paul should be the President…but he CANNOT do the things you say he should on his own. That’s not how the federal gov’t works. What he can do (and would be his duty to do if President) is issue executive orders barring agents of the executive branch from enforcing statutes which are either unconstitutional or are applied/enforced in an unconstitutional manner. Example: if the FBI needs to arrest someone in say, Los Angeles, he can instruct his agents to first submit evidence to the LA County Sheriff for consideration and a warrant issued from a county judge, THEN ask the Sheriff to arrest said person and turn them over to the FBI. If the Sheriff/Judge refuses to comply, then the federal govt’s hands are tied. Statutes are nothing without the teeth to enforce them. The rest he must work with Congress to address.
Take a look here for some good reads on what a Sheriff’s powers are and how laws are supposed to be enforced:
http://sheriffmack.com/index.php/books-by-richard-mack
Too bad there is not more comments in here. The last thing asked to Ron Paul at the New Hampshire Debate was what are you going to do when you go home tonight and Dr. Paul said, “I will probably read a good text book on economics.” Classic. The rest said go watch the football game and Perry said he was going to the shooting range and practice up. The mentality of the other candidates is go to war with Iran and carry out the New World Order plans.
Dr. Paul, thank you for saving my brain.
I approve of Ron Paul