Sabres rattling for World War III

McLame becoming retarded ?





















The blitzkreig Nazi-esque U.S. Invasion of Iraq is leading to World War III according to sources.


USAF portal



https://www.my.af.mil/faf/FAF/fafHome.jsp#

College Football

Michigan - Notre Dame

http://youtube.com/watch?v=BFy--JHgYIw

Check out the girl in the "RUDY SUCKS" t-shirt - what a sweetheart !

Iowa Conference Calls Playback



Playback of the Iowa Conference calls are available both by toll free number and by internet and downloadable mp3 to transfer to your home pc by, say, flash drive.
We will begin to get a complete list and links up for the convenience of blog viewers.


Thursday, October 18, 2007

October 18

http://www.globalconferencecall.com/rp.htm?m=ronpaul/35029.mp3

800-796-7709 ; EXT 35029 #


Sunday, October 7, 2007

October 7

http//www.globalconferencecall.com/rp.htm?m=ronpaul/35030.mp3

800-796-7709 ; EXT 35030 #

"The surge IS working"



The surge is definitely working - McLame's proclamation during a recent GOP debate is only affirmed by the IED threat now recognized within U.S. borders.

$10-12 billion per month times x years . . .

Ike had warned us all about you "true republican" neo-con empire builders.

Ronstock II at UNI in early November


August in Ames was fun, but November 5 is a big fundraising day for the campaign followed by the GOP debate from the University of Northern Iowa and MSNBC coverage all day on November 6.

Several bands - and the best venue on University Avenue - are needed, as the party lasts longer than any individual groups' gigs !

Brownback to drop out


Senator Brownback is expected to announce tomorrow that he will drop out of the GOP race after raising only $800,000 in the third quarter.

In comparison, Ron Paul raised more than Sen. Brownback in the final week of the third quarter alone with $1.2 million in contributions to total $5.08 million for the quarter.

Brownback is expected to seek the Kansas governor post in 2010.

"The other day, an 8-year-old boy handed me a small white envelope. It contained the $4.00 he had saved from his allowance, as a donation to our campaign. I can't tell you how seriously I take my responsibility to work hard, and spend frugally and effectively, to be worthy of his support, and yours.

Please help me keep working, even harder and more effectively, for all we believe in. Donate now https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate/ .

We have more than an election to win -
We have a country to save."

Ron Paul

Romney woos Evangelicals.



















McLame well into single digits in Iowa -

















- and is behind Ron Paul in campaign contributions after the third quarter.









October 17, 2007

OK, all you great Paul Patriots: Let's Talk About the Campaign: where we're
going and your part in the great momentum that's building.

At 9pm sharp, call: 1-800-611-6439. At the prompt, dial in 2008#, and you'll
be connected to the conference call in progress. You all will be on mute
initially, except for staff here in Des Moines, and then we will open it up for
all to ask questions and dialogue.

Pass on the word . . . and let's make it happen this Thursday and [NOTE THIS]
EVERY THRUSDAY AT 9PM to and including caucus night 3Jan08.

Drew

"Double Gitmo" - The Moron Mormon

enter

RP at my alma mater in southern California last week



He's in Detroit, Michigan tonight and in Chicago on Saturday.

Romney, Thompson, Paul top GOP straw poll
Last Updated 8/16/2007 6:26:41 PM


Results from the Illinois Republican Party's straw poll at the Illinois State Fairgrounds gave top ratings to three candidates: Ex-Gov. Mitt Romney, Ex-Sen. Fred Thompson, and Texas Congressman Ron Paul, with Ex-mayor Rudy Giulani a distant fourth among Illinois voters.

Romney received 40.4 percent of the straw poll ballots to Thompson's 19.96 percent, Paul's 18.9 percent and Giulani's 11.6 percent.

Others receiving support were: John McCain 4.1 percent; Mike Huckabee, 3.0 percent, Sam Brownback 1.1 percent; Duncan Hunter 0.7 percent; and Tom Tancredo, 0.33 percent.

Organizers said 922 people took part in the poll. Participants did not need to be registered Republicans, but they did need to be Illinois residents.

Ron Paul leads Giuliani in Illinois GOP poll


Illinois Republican Presidential Straw Poll & GOP Day at the Illinois State Fair

Summary:

To vote in the straw poll, you must be an Illinois resident at least 18 years old or older by February 5, 2008 (Illinois Primary Election Day) and you must present a valid Illinois Driver's License or Government-Issued Photo ID card with your current Illinois address. This is required to validate eligibility and prevent double voting.

Straw Poll voting is free of charge.

Presidential campaigns participating in the Illinois Republican Presidential Straw Poll are not charged a fee for their participation.

One of two requirements dictates a presidential candidate’s participation in the Illinois Republican Presidential Straw Poll: 1.) Polling above 5% in national, independent polls; or 2.) Having participated in any of the previous nationally televised debates in 2007.

Straw poll voting will take place on The Director's Lawn on the Illinois State Fairgrounds from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM

Giuliani is ok with defacto annesty

Giuliani eyes citizenship path for illegals
By Stephen Dinan, The Washington Times, August 15,2007


















Rudolph Giuliani is going down the John McLame path of "defacto amnesty" saying yesterday he would grant a pathway to citizenship to illegal aliens already in the country.

Romney's "message" in Ames !



"AT LEAST" 100.000 more troops - and flipper is proud of that policy talking point.

Apparently, the neo-con's military indistrial complex that President Eisenhower warned us all about in his farewell address in 1961 is alive and well in Iowa, while our flags have been at half-mast for another Iowa KIA in the battlefield of Iraq.

Romney has been passing out forms for the straw poll since April - ALL his Iowa expenses of around $3.5 million has been to buy a scant 4500 voters, several bussed in from nursing homes - around 800 bucks per straw poll vote.

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On the Road in Iowa
Dr. Paul's batteries were well charged from Sunday night's enthusiastic rally in Fairfield, giving him a much needed boost for a busy day. Traveling with his wife Carol and a team of four staffers, Dr. Paul was on the road at 7:00 am to Iowa City for an editorial board interview with the Iowa Press-Citizen. Dr. Paul then headed to Cedar Rapids for an interview with the Gazette, several local radio interviews, and lunch with supporters.

There wasn't much time for Dr. Paul's lunch to settle as the team immediately headed to town hall meetings in Wellsburg and Mason City. While the travel was tiring, the community gatherings were a great chance for Dr. Paul to introduce himself to Iowans who were less familiar with his message of freedom, peace and prosperity.

The last meeting ran late, lasting until 9:00 pm, and the Paul crew had another substantial drive to Fort Dodge to get a jump on the next day's activites. The two-car caravan traveled through an intense lightning storm which was beautiful but made for slow going. It was nearing midnight before Dr. Paul finally checked into his hotel after a 6:00 am wake-up call staring him in the face. Dr. Paul is working hard in the fight for liberty and needs all of our support.