How Mitt Romney cheated his way to the GOP nomination

New evidence is coming out about just how tough and dirty the Mitt Romney campaign fought to block the Ron Paul takeover of the Republican Party at the State Conventions last summer. It may offer a little sneak preview of what a Romney presidency will be like.  And barring war with Syria or some other

The Ronulans are among us: How Ron Paul’s delegate strategy is actually working

On they come, marginalized by the media and ridiculed by the Republican establishment.  Their votes are often rejected at precinct caucuses, their voices ignored by temporary chairmen who flout their own rules and pretend that they have the votes for their prearranged delegate slates. On one occasion a crowd of onlookers shouts objections at this

Robespierre wants the names of those conspirators !

Re: Yesterday’s blog. Now I am getting a lot of unwanted  e-mails trying to identify the former governor and senator that I referred to in my last blog.  No, I am not trying to protect elitists in the Republican Party, just being courteous.  If I had thought it would help anyone to mention their names

How a GOP conspiracy continues to cheat Ron Paul

(Here is a note in a bottle, thrown out onto the ocean, from someone inside the conspiracy. I hope it is found.) So, if the Ron Paul Movement has struck a chord, then why did he not do better in the race for the GOP nomination? 1.) Well, because it is a movement that has

The Mouse that roared: Why Ron Paul won the election

Well now, Republicans say, we have a nominee. That may very well be but there was only one clear winner in the confusing GOP nominating contest and it was not John McCain. The winner was Ron Paul. And the effects of his win will be felt for years to come. Ron Paul made a classic