Ron Paul Launches Foreign Policy Think Tank
Ron Paul launches his new foreign policy institute, with an assist from Dennis Kucinich. Rand skips the opening.
Ron Paul launches his new foreign policy institute, with an assist from Dennis Kucinich. Rand skips the opening.
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The former congressman really wants control of RonPaul.com. His followers aren’t pleased. (Updated)
The former great libertarian hope has started running his own Twitter feed since he left office.
Look forward to decades of the younger Paul grilling Secretary of State nominees just like his dad did Federal Reserve chairmen.
The 19-year-old was picked up for being “drunk and disruptive” on Saturday night.
The Kentucky libertarian has held a quiet round of meetings with Dan Senor and other policy hands in the run-up of his appointment to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. Foreign aid cuts “wouldn’t start with Israel,” he now says.
The libertarian charges more than Mike Huckabee. Accepts fiat money.
Paul will segue into a paid speaking gig directly following his exit from Congress.
The Paul era is officially over.
The great libertarian hope mourns. “I think people had enough of me.”
“There are other people who are technically capable of winning because they’re on a lot of ballots.”
A Reason-Rupe poll shows that libertarians (defined loosely) will turn out for Romney after all.
Libertarians and social conservatives stage rival Washington summits. Libertarians can be “very positive,” he says Santorum.
The former pro wrestler and Minnesota governor is on an unconventional book tour. He doesn’t have a cellphone, and he doesn’t fly.
The Libertarian doesn’t mention Romney during a visit to New York to promote his book. Suggests that New York could be a prime place for Ron Paul Republicans to make inroads.
The RNC made it look as though the Tea Party never happened. “They’re trying to help change the Republican Party from the inside,” says Cain.
This time, the Mainers were joined by delegates from several other states. It’s “unscripted, unlike that fiasco in there.”
Sununu unfazed by Paul rebellion at the convention. The party is “unified.”
Pat Kerby isn’t planning on coming back for “the coronation.” The Romney-bound delegate voted for Paul out of protest because of rules changes and the unseating of some Maine delegates.
The unseated Maine delegates didn’t get what they wanted, and the whole delegation walked out. Romney and Paul brass united in their irritation: They’re “acting like three-year-old children.”
Shouting match erupts between Ron Paul and Mitt Romney supporters as the convention unceremoniously votes on Rules, Credentials.
Paul’s last hurrah in Tampa ranged from Julian Assange to the Federal Reserve, a long and at times surprisingly bitter farewell. Compromise never paid dividends but, he promised his supporters, “we will become the tent.”
At a speech today in the Sun Dome at the University of South Florida ahead of the Republican convention, the Libertarian former Republican presidential candidate said if he had been in charge 9/11 wouldn’t have occurred. “Somebody — rather nationally —- said the other day on the Internet ‘if those Paul people had been in charge Osama Bin Laden would still be alive.’ But you know what I think the answer is? So would the 3000 people killed on 9/11 still be alive!”
The 21-year-old national commiteewoman from Maine channels the libertarian movement’s sense of betrayal. Sununu was “demeaning.”
Ron Paul’s legions are ready for war. But the party’s almost over, and they know it.
“We usually do flea markets and things like that.” There’s a certain logic to this.
Paul allies freak out.
No speaking slot, but the longtime Congressman will get a video tribute on Tuesday night. Will it placate his people?
In Iowa, the Paul contingent made the leap into establishment politics. A model for the Republican Party — or a cautionary tale?