Honest Republican Presidential Candidate Ron Paul in Tonight's Debate

Black Krishna, June 5, 2007

Just a head's up, Congressman Ron Paul is on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart on Monday, June 4th at 11 pm; and he's in the Republican Presidential Debates in New Hampshire on Tuesday, June 5th from 7 - 9 pm on CNN.

Tell everyone, 'cause it's not only history, it's fun! :-)

Dr. Paul's refreshing honesty with the American public in the Fox Debates launched his campaign while outing nine guys as liars, and the quintessential moment was Rudy Giuliani interrupting the moderator to grandstand.

See highlights for yourself, it's worth it, and the Number One Video for YouTube - News and Politics in May. Dr. Paul's last appearance with Bill Maher, who called him "my new hero", and his appearance on The Alex Jones Show are included as well:

Ron Paul Courageously Speaks the Truth

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Ron Paul is Bill Maher's New Hero

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Presidential Candidate Ron Paul On The Alex Jones Show

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Since nobody believes anything unless it's on TV, we may as well see what all the hype we're not supposed to hear about is about, and then realize why we should hype it too.

Dude is the "White Gandhi", he's respected and admired by his peers, and he's right on time. When the corporate media call him a "top tier" Republican candidate, his active support cutting across traditional political demographics an exceptional achievement. When they don't we're all vampires. (Boo! ;-)

Oh well, people starting to understand that his message of "freedom" makes so much sense that he's inspiring people to act - which isn't a bad thing. While they undercut him like Bruce Bowen v. LeBron James, they still let him play. Here's a bit from ABC News Online:

'08 Dark Horse Running Strong ... in Cyberspace

Republican Hopeful Ron Paul Is a Rising Star on the Internet -- but Still Lags in the Real World

By LINDSAY HAMILTON

June 2, 2007

His name has shot up on the list of most Googled terms; it peppers the blogosphere; and it is attached to more than 100 networking groups on MeetUp.com.

He is Ron Paul and he is arguably the most popular Republican candidate ... on the Internet.

Dr. Ron Paul, an obstetrician from Texas, is a little-known Republican congressman running on a platform of limited government. In most national polls, he gets one percent or less of the vote.

But in Internet polls, Paul is frequently in first place.

"We think the Internet is the great equalizer," said Jesse Benton, communications director of Ron Paul 2008. "It is one of the last great, real vehicles of liberty."