Former Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) said Monday that the response of law enforcement officials to the Boston Marathon bombings should frighten Americans more than the attack itself ( Read more... )

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Ron Paul feted in raucous six-hour farewell rally

(Reuters) - Thousands of die-hard Ron Paul supporters paid no heed to Tropical Storm Isaac on Sunday and held a marathon rally in Tampa to celebrate the 77-year-old congressman, who gave a farewell speech of more than an hour about his libertarian views ( Read more... )

Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) may rail against Social Security insolvency in the public eye, but that hasn't stopped him from accepting the government checks ( Read more... )

President Obama is banking on his endorsement of gay marriage to fill his campaign coffers.

His team is selling a slew of LGBT merchandise on BarackObama.com, just days after his historic backing of same-sex couples tying the knot.

The items include “I'm out for Obama" T-shirts, beer koozies that read "LGBT for Obama" and even baby onesies with ( Read more... )

A Thing of Beauty, Like Witnessing the Implosion of the Universe.

Ron Paul’s Delegate Antics Could Spell Trouble For GOP Convention

With Newt Gingrich finally out of the race, there’s only one other candidate standing between Mitt Romney and the official nomination. And while Ron Paul doesn’t have a chance to stop Romney, he seems poised to make some ( Read more... )

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Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, continued his push for the Republican presidential nomination Monday when he spoke to voters in Jamestown.

( Wait... Where the hell is North Dakota? Isn't that in Canada? )

RENO, NEV. - The remaining candidates in the winnowed Republican presidential field are attacking one another with abandon, each day bringing fresh headlines of accusations and outrage.

But Mitt Romney and Ron Paul haven’t laid a hand on each other.

They never do.

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Ron Paul on rape and abortion: "It's a tough one and I won't satisfy everybody there" (understatement of the century)


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