Showing posts with label Ron Paul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ron Paul. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2012

Newt Gingrich Should Depart The Republican Race For President As He Is Messing With The Vote

Newt Gingrich

Newt Gingrich, the former Speaker of the House, who left in disgrace, should leave the republican race for the the nomination to run against President Obama in the upcoming election. Gingrich is splitting the vote and prolonging the process, with his presence in a race that is not going his way in any measure.

Some members of the public and political pundits believe, Gingrich is remaining in the race for dubious reasons. Currently, the delegate count stands at Mitt Romney, 563, Rick Santorum, 263, Newt Gingrich 135 and Ron Paul, 50. A candidate needs 1144 to win the nomination. Romney is the clear favorite, but Santorum would have a lot more votes than he currently does if Gingrich were not in the race.

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Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Obama Turns His Attention To Rick Santorum Who Has Been Ripping Him

U.S. Election Heats Up Again

Barack Obama

Reuters has confirmed today that President Barack Obama's administration has turned its attention to Republican rival, Rick Santorum, who has been publicly coming after him like gangbusters. Santorum has ripped Obama on everything - such as his costly health care program, trying to force people of the faith to pay for abortions, high unemployment, the soaring national deficit and the president's policies that have made things more difficult for Christians in America.

Rick Santorum

Thus far, Obama really has not been able to knock out Santorum or Romney and Ron Paul's campaign donations and presidential push are gaining steam. As it stands, polls still retain the view that any Republican could beat Obama in this year's presidential election, as he has made choices in office that did not turn out well and it a very noticeable way.

Mitt Romney

He has added $5 trillion to the deficit, when the Judiciary Report begged him from the very beginning of his presidency to cut costs, not add to them. The site also reasoned with him for his entire presidency thus far, not to engage in wasteful spending such as solar initiative and other experimental programs that later failed. It is the equivalent of an injured person, who is bleeding in a life threatening manner, stating they need to bleed more, rather than stem the hemorrhage and let the serious wound heal. America is bleeding money at a terrible rate and will not recover its financial health in this manner. There is no cash transfusion that can fix this, as it will come at a price. Staunch the bleeding, already.

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Saturday, January 28, 2012

Mitt Romney Introduces His Spanish Speaking Son At Florida Event To Cheers

Republican presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, brought his Spanish speaking son along at a Florida event, in courting the important Hispanic vote. His son spoke well in Spanish. I don't speak Spanish well, but from the few words I caught it did sound right. Besides, the accent was good. Romney's dad was born in Mexico, after his granddad joined a Mormon colony in the country. The family returned to America when Romney's dad was a child.

*Looks at U.S. immigration*: has anyone checked Mitt Romney's immigration status. Is he even legal. I'm just teasing (LOL). I would never turn in an illegal immigrant.

Romney's son looks a bit tan and his hair is curly. Dude is looking a bit Latino. Are you sure a Mexican didn't get his fiesta on with Romney's mama or grandmama. Maury! Maury! Maury! Joking again.

Newt Gingrich talking out the side of his mouth

Gangsta Gingrich was there as well dropping a few words in Spanish. Sorry, I'm not feeling Newt (but looking at his many marriages, apparently quite a few women are). Dude is the Elizabeth Taylor of the Republican Party with all these marriages. His track record since the 1990s is too spotty. Too many questionable financial issues. Too many links to corruption. I saw an interview with him recently and he invoked the word "cabal" like it was something positive. I think not buddy boy!

The Republican field has whittled down to some tough choices. Many Americans have qualms about Mormonism, which Romney is apart of and people know flat out that Gingrich is a cheat and a corrupt liar. Ron Paul talks a lot of sense, but has not been able to get the kind of support he needs to move out front in the race.

Perry, who left the race, has professed good values, but public speaking gave him difficulty at times. On the other side of the fence is big spender President Obama, whose policies have failed right before everyone's eyes. America has a tough choice to make.

Saturday, January 7, 2012

Mitt Romney Being Accused Of Stealing The Iowa Caucus

Report Says Rick Santorum Is The Actual Winner

Mitt Romney

Presidential candidate, Mitt Romney, is being accused of stealing the vote in the Iowa caucus, during the ongoing process of selecting the Republican nominee for the White House. According to the Boston Herald, the former Massachusetts Governor, Romney, stole the caucus by inflating the number o f votes he received.

The paper contends the true winner of the caucus is actually Rick Santorum. Romney has yet to respond to the serious allegations. Candidate Ron Paul has addressed the matter in court. This and every election needs to be fair and honest. The will of the people should always prevail.

STORY SOURCE

Questions raised about Mitt Romney’s vote count in Iowa

Saturday, January 7, 2012 - One of the charms of the Iowa caucus is the event’s intimate, homespun feel. But the downside of what amounts to an amateur production surfaced with reports calling into question Mitt Romney’s astonishingly thin eight-vote victory.

Edward True, a poll watcher for Ron Paul, filed an affidavit Thursday saying that Romney’s reported total overstated his support by 20 votes in Appanoose County, on the Missouri border. If true, and there were no further adjustments, Santorum would be the Iowa winner by 12 votes.

http://www.bostonherald.com

Friday, October 21, 2011

Presidential Voting In America Is Just A Few Weeks Away As Pressure Builds In Washington

Voting for the upcoming U.S. presidential elections are set to begin in 11 weeks. Republican candidates Rick Perry, Herman Cain, Ron Paul and Mitt Romney, are really duking it out for the nomination. The debates have been heated and fast paced. Currently, Texas Governor Perry leads in fundraising.

Rick Perry

Due to the state of the U.S. economy, with each new election comes greater challenges, as the public tries to determine, which candidate would best suit the needs of the people. Currently, Democrat and President, Barack Obama is behind at the polls and lagging regarding his fundraising goals. Democrats are considering a challenger to take on President Obama as their nominee.

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Tuesday, October 18, 2011

Texas Governor Rick Perry Ahead In Republican Fundraising For The 2012 Election


Rick Perry

Texas governor, Rick Perry, is in the lead for campaign funding raising, regarding the 2012 U.S. presidential election. The Christian conservative has beat out fellow Republicans Mitt Romney, Herman Cain and Ron Paul in the cash count, for a higher than expected tally.

Barack Obama

On the Democrats' side, President Obama has raised millions, but donations have fallen well behind expectations, via announced fundraising targets set by his campaign committee. It is being said and written, Democrats in Washington, concerned about the President's job performance, are seeking to put forth a challenger for the nomination.

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Monday, October 3, 2011

Congressman Ron Paul: Impeach President Obama

Cites Obama's Crimes Against The Constitution

Barack Obama

Congressman, Ron Paul, popular among independents and Republicans, has called for the impeachment of President Barack Obama, for constantly violating the U.S. Constitution. His fiery statements come on the wings of the unlawful assassination of U.S. citizen Anwar Awlaki, an American born cleric from Santa Fe, New Mexico that joined Al Qaeda.

Ron Paul

President Obama's inability to solve the financial crisis and insistence on printing and spending more money taxpayer money on fiscal endeavors that have not worked out, contributed to the congressman's statements. Every major poll is indicating President Obama will not be reelected in 2012, even going so far as to reveal, any Republican challenger can beat him. What a terrible fall from grace for a man that was the toast of Washington just two years ago.

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Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Democrats Unpopular Among Voters

U.S. President Obama

Due to massive government spending, Democrats have become unpopular among voters, as attested by yesterday's elections that saw prominent Dems, such as, Arlen Specter, lose their seats in Congress. Spector held his seat for 35-years.

Progressive Republicans such as Rand Paul, son of fellow politician, Ron Paul, won their respective races, signaling a change in American politics, due to the Tea Party movement. Yesterday, U.S. President Obama was blamed for the losses, twofold, in not campaigning enough with candidates from his own party and due to his radical changes in government.