Archive for the ‘Ron Paul’ Category
Ron Paul well prepared in case of financial meltdown no comments
Texas Congressman Ron Paul is heavily invested in precious metals.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul has repeatedly complained about Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke‘s monetary policy which the 77-year-old representative claims is eroding the value of the greenback. In addition, Dr. Paul has long been a fervent supporter of gold and silver, which tend to go up in price when the dollar weakens against other currencies. It is therefore not surprising to hear that the Texas congressman has invested a large proportion of his wealth in precious metals.
Ron Paul will not be endorsing Mitt Romney no comments
Texas Congressman Ron Paul does not believe there is a lot of difference between Mitt Romney's and Barack Obama's policies. Photo: CNBC.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul has no plan to endorse Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney, he told CNBC’s Futures Now on Thursday. When he spoke to Fox News a week ago, Dr. Paul told the channel that he was not ready to announce who he would be voting for.
GOP invites Ron Paul to Convention no comments
Texas Congressman Ron Paul was basically ignored when the
2008 Republican National Convention took place in Minneapolis, MN.
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has officially invited Texas Congressman Ron Paul to attend the National Convention in Tampa, Fla., at the end of August. This invitation comes in spite of the fact that Dr. Paul has so far failed to endorse presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney.
Ron Paul criticizes Supreme Court ruling over ObamaCare no comments
Mr. Obama described the Supreme Court's decision as
a victory for all Americans.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul issued a statement shortly after the Supreme Court announced that it had upheld President Barack Obama‘s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in its entirety. In it, Dr. Paul said that he strongly opposed Thursday’s ruling, but indicated that such a decision was to be expected from a court that has consistently failed to protect civil liberties.
Eric Golub: “Bullying is the very essence of the Ron Paul movement” no comments
Texas Congressman Ron Paul is polite and dignified, according to Eric Golub. Photo: AP.
In an editorial written by Eric Golub and published in The Washington Times on Friday, the author praises Texas Congressman Ron Paul‘s politeness and dignity. However, Mr. Golub strongly condemns Ron Paul supporters, nicknamed Paulbots by the media, for their behavior towards those who do not back the 76-year-old House representative.
Senate rejects Obama’s “Buffett Rule” no comments
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett and President Barack Obama.
As expected, the Republican-led Senate rejected President Barack Obama‘s “Buffett Rule” which would have significantly increased the tax rate of those earning in excess of $1 million dollar per year. The proposal was named after billionaire investor Warren Buffet, who stated last Summer that he would be happy to pay more taxes.
Gingrich-Santorum ticket a possibility no comments
The possibility of a Gingrich-Santorum alliance is once again being raised.
Photo: CBS.
The possibility of a Gingrich-Santorum ticket is once again being discussed as a tactic to prevent former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney from winning the Republican presidential nomination.
Romney comfortably ahead in California no comments
The latest California poll conducted by the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences and the Los Angeles Times between March 14 and March 19 showed that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney was still in the lead, while former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum remained in second place.
Romney wins Puerto Rico primary no comments
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney came in pole position in the Puerto Rico primary which was held on Sunday. The former Massachusetts governor was the favorite to win the contest after claiming victory in the Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Northern Mariana Islands on March 10.
Gingrich focuses on high gas prices in California no comments
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich says the US should never have
to bow again to a Saudi King.
Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich gave a 46-minute speech at the California Republican Convention on Saturday. His address was mainly focused on the price of gasoline, which averages $3.58 a gallon on a national scale but is much more costly in the Golden State.