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GOP presidential candidate and Texas Rep. Ron Paul says he was disgusted by the atmosphere of Tuesday’s GOP debate and felt like simply walking off stage at one point.

Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2011/10/21/ron-paul-latest-gop-debate-was-disgust...

Contestants will produce a two-minute video of a speech which would be appropriate
to give at an Iowa caucus in support of Ron Paul!

Prizes to the top videos!

http://youtu.be/OtXNJb55ZlQ

The majority of America CLEARLY thought Ron Paul was the winner of the GOP Debate. Unfortunately CNN tried to pull a fast one on the American people.

Picture speaks for itself…

PIC
http://theintelhub.com/2011/06/15/cnn-caught-red-handed-lying-about-ron-...

Heavy handed hate article on Ron Paul and how his win in Iowa would discredit the caucus, but if anyone else wins, it will be okay.

Ron Paul Polling 1st in Iowa in a mainstream poll!

After their recent exchange during a "Larry King Live" interview, Congressman Paul challenges Ben Stein (and others who share his position) to a public debate over our nation's foreign policy and what truly motivates terrorists.

Wisconsin recall highlights elections in 6 states

The gubernatorial recall vote in Wisconsin highlights Tuesday’s elections. Five other states are conducting presidential primaries, although Republican Mitt Romney and Democrat Barack Obama already have collected enough delegates to win their parties’ nominations. Those races and other highlights of voting:

After Iowa, Republican Party finally figures out the fit has hit the shan, wants desperately not to get "Perot'd" by Ron Paul and his supporters. In fact, there are hints Republican operatives actually _understand_ Paul and his supporters as NOT "kooks." The key comment: "Paul agrees with us 85 percent of the time," said the operative, "and his supporters are earnest conservatives and libertarians who have no reason to support Obama in 2012 unless they're stepped on by our team."

Threats to disrupt the Iowa Republican caucuses next week have prompted state GOP officials to move the vote tabulation to an "undisclosed location," POLITICO has learned. This obviously has nothing to do with Ron Paul, nosiree.