Ron Paul 2008 presidential campaign

981:. He also made several campaign stops in Montana. He was the keynote speaker at the April 26 Nevada Republican State Convention, where his supporters comprised over 2/3 of the 1200-some attendees. Paul's supporters used their super-majority to allow any state delegate to be considered for the position of national delegate, rather than voting on a pre-approved small slate of possible national delegates. Paul was expected to capture most or all of Nevada's 31 delegates to the RNC as a result. The main purpose, according to Paul supporters, was not to make him the nominee but to influence the official RNC party platform so it adopts several of the issues advocated by the Texas congressman. 11972: 339: 3180:

requested on September 11 that Montana take his name off the ballot, stating that he did not "seek nor consent" to the Montana Constitution Party's nomination. He also suggested the Party list official Constitution Party nominee Baldwin on the Montana ballot instead. Five days later the Montana Secretary of State denied Paul's request for withdrawal, stating that the request was sent to them too late. On September 4, 2008, a list of electors in Louisiana using the label "Louisiana Taxpayers Party" filed papers with the Secretary of State's Office and paid $ 500. They are pledged to Paul for President and

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included in the debate. In a nationwide poll conducted by the Associated Press and Yahoo, December 14–20, Paul was only polling at three percent which was far short of the threshold necessary for debate inclusion. The Paul campaign said they were not given a reason for the exclusion, and the New Hampshire Republican Party withdrew their sponsorship. Instead of attending, Paul held his own town hall event, where voters were allowed to ask him questions. It was broadcast live on local New Hampshire television and streamed online.

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From this new convention, he was awarded all of Nevada's national delegates, winning him the state. The Nevada Republican Party challenged the results and elected their own national delegates. Nevada party officials later decided to not have a convention and have the issue decided by the party's executive board via conference call. The RNC rejected the delegates chosen by both groups, eventually granting Paul four of the state's delegates and the rest to McCain.

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500,000. The campaign outperformed "front-runner" candidates; Paul fundraising, measured in itemized donations (over US$ 200), exceeded that of Giuliani, Romney, and Thompson in many states. ABC News also reported that Paul received more donations from serving members of the armed services than any other GOP candidate. At the close of the quarter, the campaign reported US$ 5.4 million on hand, more than

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attention to the underlying causes of terrorism by saying "I don't think I've heard that before, and I've heard some pretty absurd explanations for September 11. And I would ask the congressman to withdraw that comment and tell us that he didn't really mean that." Paul responded that terrorists were the result of "

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morning, two days before the caucuses. Then Paul's campaign criticized inconsistencies, confusion over rules, and a shortage of ballots in some counties. They asked the state Republican Party to consider postponing the vote because of those problems and others, such as unclear rules on who could vote.

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from a January 6 New Hampshire forum, sparking numerous protests from Paul supporters. Fox said that due to having limited space in the "souped-up bus" in which the debate was to take place, they required that the candidates must have been polling at least ten percent in recent nationwide polls to be

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Magazine's Mark Halperin evaluated Paul's performance "crowd-pleasing," and added, "if the Republicans nominated a candidate based on who most moved the applause meter, Paul would be giving his acceptance speech next summer." Paul was the favorite of an on-line poll at ABCNews.com, winning 63 percent

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Paul's candidacy drew a significant degree of support from grassroots movements, and supporters worked independently of the official campaign or the GOP to raise Paul's public profile and bring in record breaking campaign donations. A number of supporters have described these efforts as the "Ron Paul

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with 17% and five delegates, and third in Utah with 3%. In that day's 16 other primaries and caucuses (Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Tennessee), Paul finished fourth among

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before Super Tuesday, Paul was the only Republican candidate to visit the state. Paul held campaign events, including a rally at the Maine State House on January 28, 2008. The week before the caucus, Paul said that he was hoping for a "grand showing" in the state. With 74.7% of the precincts counted,

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It's not over; it's certainly winding down, there are a lot less primaries left. Super Tuesday has passed, and McCain has the nominal number. But if you're in a campaign for only gaining power, that's one thing. If you're in a campaign to influence ideas and the future of the country, the campaign is

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After Romney left the race in February, leaving John McCain strongly favored to win the nomination, Paul e-mailed his supporters on February 8 and stated that he was refactoring his presidential campaign to be "leaner and tighter" and would devote a significant portion of his time specifically to his

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on December 10, 2007, reported: "To give an idea of Paul's viral velocity, if you hit "Rudy Giuliani" or "Mitt Romney" into YouTube's search engine, you'll turn up about 3,700 hits apiece. Do the same with "Ron Paul," and you'll be wading through 63,000 offerings." The "Ron Paul Girl" is an internet

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In three early April Minnesota state delegate conventions, Paul picked up 6 national delegates from the 12 at stake; they are allowed to vote for any candidate regardless of caucus results. The Nevada GOP convention had to be suspended when GOP leaders realized that Paul supporters were going to win

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article are not mine and do not represent what I believe or have ever believed. I have never uttered such words and denounce such small-minded thoughts." He blamed the articles on several ghostwriters who had contributed to the newsletters, which he said he did not edit, while he was busy practicing

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Paul campaigned heavily in Nevada, more than Mitt Romney, the only other candidate to go there. On January 17, Paul's Nevada campaign representatives warned state GOP officials that thousands of caucus-goers had been given wrong caucus locations. A correction was put onto the Nevada GOP website that

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On September 4, a slate of presidential electors was filed at the Louisiana Secretary of State's office, in person. The electors were pledged to Ron Paul for president, and former Congressman Barry Goldwater, Jr., for vice-president. The partisan label for this slate is "Louisiana Taxpayers Party."

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had pushed Paul out of the first-place position. After March 2008 Paul's site traffic as measured by Hitwise trailed that of McCain, Clinton, and Obama. The SIPP index, a site that claims to track how candidates connect with voters, had him ranked #3 out of all of the candidates in the 2008 primary

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Blogger Tommy Christopher noted that critics of Paul's followers accused them of being "cult-like" in an attempt to marginalize Paul's support base. Christopher opined that this was part of a "seemingly willful determination by the mainstream media to completely ignore or glibly dismiss Paul's many

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Communications Forum, said that while the Internet is a major source of fundraising, it is not yet able to compete with traditional media for influence in campaigns. Thorburn added that support from "an intellectually elite minority that lives in cyberspace does not translate into support among the

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On November 5, 2007, the campaign raised over $ 4.3 million. That amount is the largest amount collected on a single day by any Republican candidate, and the record for largest amount of on-line fund raising in a single day ever in U.S. history. Paul eclipsed his overall third-quarter fund-raising

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of all candidates, with almost 105,000 members in 1,600 Meetup groups, that collectively planned and held nearly 31,000 offline events to rally support (and raise money) for their candidate. In comparison, Barack Obama – who had the second largest Meetup organization among active candidates – had

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As of December 31, Paul raised $ 19,765,974 in the fourth quarter, bringing him to roughly $ 28 million total. His fourth quarter donations came from 130,000 donors, including over 100,000 new contributors. He raised more money than any other Republican candidate in the fourth quarter. The second

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He placed third in the Illinois Straw Poll on August 16, 2007, with 18.87 percent of the vote, polling just 0.4 percent behind undeclared candidate Fred Thompson. Paul won the similar West Alabama Republican Assembly 2007 Presidential Preference Straw Poll on August 18, 2007, capturing 216 of 266

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In Nevada on June 28, Paul delegates reconvened the state convention to elect national delegates to the RNC. They cited a rule that when the chair of the previous meeting called recess without a vote by the delegates, it broke the rules, meaning that the previous state convention never concluded.

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only stopped when it came time for "blacks to pick up their welfare checks". An article entitled "The Pink House" said that "homosexuals, not to speak of the rest of society, were far better off when social pressure forced them to hide their activities." Other issues gave tactical advice to local

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Paul's December campaign contributions rose to over $ 7.1 million and the Q4 campaign contributions rose to over $ 17 million as a result of this push. The campaign website displayed a novel real-time display of the funds raised and the names of donors. Smaller fund raising money bombs continued

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Mid November, 2007 Operation: Live Free or Die, An effort to bring volunteers to campaign door to door in New Hampshire was started by Google employee Vijay Boyapati. His idea to rent a few houses to hold volunteers turned into 14 houses with over 600 people arriving in New Hampshire to knock on

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on August 11. He ranked fifth out of 11 candidates, receiving 9.1 percent of the votes. According to John Fout, on TheStreet.com, Paul "shocked people in Iowa" by receiving more than 9 percent of the vote after making only three trips to Iowa, releasing ads only one week before the poll, and for

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in the 1990s had led to increasing anti-American sentiment in the Middle East and promoted terrorism. When the moderator asked if Paul was suggesting that the US had "invited" the 9/11 attacks, Paul argued with fellow candidate Rudy Giuliani, who responded to Paul's suggestion that the U.S. pay

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During the Straw Poll his supporters gathered to form a parade, that marched hundreds of people many of whom bore colonial costumes and drum and fife instruments, flags and other around the ISU grounds for hours chanting back and forth slogans that would later be used in many marches and events

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for vice president. Paul made an announcement stating that he "was aware that the party planned to do this, and has said that as long as he can remain passive and silent about the development, and as long as he need not sign any declaration of candidacy, that he does not object." However, Paul

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The blimp was financed by a for-profit company (Liberty Political Advertising, L.L.C.), rather than the campaign itself. This structure was created to permit donors to escape federal limits of $ 2,300 per person on campaign donations. The FEC has not commented on the validity of such a finance

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Paul's campaign raised $ 5.08 million in the third quarter, increasing 114% over the previous quarter. After he began realtime publication of fundraising totals in September 2007, an end-of-quarter fundraiser raised an unexpected $ 1.2 million in one week; the projected amount had been $

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broke the campaign's previous record, raising nearly $ 2 million more than the November 5 event, bringing in over US$ 6 million in the largest single day of fund raising, on-line or not, in U.S. presidential campaign history. During the last minutes of the drive, the server refused to accept

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Republican Ron Paul does not want to be on the Montana ballot as the Constitution Party presidential candidate, but state election officials said Thursday it may be too late to remove his name. Paul also said the national Constitution Party candidate, Chuck Baldwin, should be on the ballot

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magazine calling the spamming the work of "a well-intentioned yet misguided supporter or someone with bad intentions trying to embarrass the campaign." The spamming resulted in the removal of at least one Paul video from YouTube, according to anti-phishing researcher Chris Barton of McAfee.

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On the February 12 Potomac Primaries, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington, DC, held their contests. Paul came in third among current candidates in each of them, receiving 6% in Maryland, 4% in Virginia, and 8% in the District of Columbia. A Fox News exit poll showed that in Virginia, 20% of

1111:, he placed fourth, receiving no delegates. The Wyoming primary was largely ignored by candidates in favor of the higher-profile race in New Hampshire, but four candidates did campaign there, including Paul. The majority of the 1224 eligible voters at the conventions were elected in 2006. 10578:"Campaigns & Elections, politics, political consultants, direct mail, fundraising, gotv, get out the vote, political campaigns, campaign managers, elected officials, inside politics, election day, Direct Mail, Elections Reform, Fundraising, Inside Politics, International Politics" 988:, some 145 "suspected" Paul supporters were barred from participating in the state selection process or from being delegates to the national convention by local GOP party leaders. That led to accusations of procedural violations on the part of state GOP leaders by Republican voters. 1636:

noted a disparity between Paul's online support and his performance in the primaries: while Paul supporters responded in droves to text-message and online polls following televised debates, he received 10% of the vote in Iowa and 8% in New Hampshire. David Thorburn, director of the

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beating Tommy Thompson, who visited all 99 counties in Iowa. In an interview about the results of the straw poll, fellow candidate Mike Huckabee, who placed second, said that Ron Paul was the candidate most likely to overtake him nationally, saying, "I'm keeping an eye on him."

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on the merits of isolationism versus non-intervention. Paul won a CNN online "scorecard" with 51% of the vote; two of three CNN analysts stated that he had a "disappointing" performance, but the other argued that Paul "came off very direct and clear" and "stood out the most".

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The Ron Paul Blimp was an aerial billboard launched in December 2007 with considerable publicity. It was emblazoned on one side with "Who is Ron Paul? Google Ron Paul" and, on the other, "Ron Paul Revolution." At 200 feet (61 m) long, the blimp was longer than the

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During the fourth quarter of 2007, Paul was the most successful Republican fundraiser, bringing in approximately $ 20 million. He also received the most money from the armed services of any candidate in the fourth quarter. His campaign set two fund-raising records: the

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that had been published under Paul's name in the 1980s and 1990s and that had been the subject of controversy in Paul's 1996 congressional campaign. However, at that early stage in the 2008 presidential campaign, the newsletters controversy attracted little attention.

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As of the end of the second quarter 2007, Paul had over US$ 2.4 million in the bank, which was more than John McCain, who had $ 2 million. He outraised every second-tier candidate, and was fourth in fund-raising among the Republicans, behind the three frontrunners.

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were held on January 22, 2008. Official results have not yet been reported; preliminary results showed him in second place among candidates. On January 26, the Paul campaign filed a complaint with the state GOP contesting Louisiana's process of choosing delegates.

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on January 24, the last before the Florida Primaries. Paul took part, and a text message poll asking viewers who they believed had won showed Romney in first with 41% and Paul in second at 40%. On January 30, Paul was one of four candidates in a debate hosted by

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as the seventh most frequent candidate search. In June 2007, Kate Kaye of ClickZNews used Hitwise data to report that Paul had "rocketed from fifth place to first" in their Republican Candidates' Site Traffic Market Share and Rankings report. By October 2007

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On January 7, 2007, many of these volunteers worked at polling stations across the state and later held a party which he attended and spoke. Many of these volunteers, including Vijay went on to other states to continue the efforts. On December 1, 2007, the

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An avid Paul supporter and businessman, Joby Weeks, refurbished an old stretch limousine into the Ron Paul Limo, which is 55 feet (17 m) long. The limousine toured high-traffic cities across the country, and was personally signed by Paul on one side.

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Paul denounced the reporting on these newsletters as "old news that has been rehashed for over a decade … once again being resurrected for obvious political reasons." In a statement put out by his campaign, Paul said further that "the quotations in

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With roughly $ 4 million cash on hand left, " is exploring the option of using the remaining campaign funds to establish a for-profit publishing company aimed at producing educational materials." The money would eventually be put towards founding

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On February 11, Paul posted a video via YouTube and his campaign website in which he states that he would like to organize a march on Washington in order to show the support he has received and give his campaign a boost in the presidential race.

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social networking, facilitated by the Internet. Paul's enthusiastic supporters were noted by the media, who called them "Paulites". Paul received most of his contributions from individuals, at ninety-seven percent, compared to other candidates.

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supporting Paul's candidacy. Gary Warner, UAB's director of computer forensics, called the spamming "a criminal act in support of a campaign," but stated that he does not believe the campaign itself is in any way responsible. Paul's spokesman,

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On September 10, 2008, Paul confirmed his open endorsement for the four candidates at a press conference in Washington D.C. He also revealed that he had rejected a personal request for an endorsement from John McCain. He later appeared on

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observed that Paul's grassroots network is one "politicians dream about" and that no other candidate running had a base as dedicated or as vocal as Paul's. Paul also earned the attention of many sympathizers outside of the United States.

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February 1, 2008, marked the 51st anniversary of his marriage to Carol Paul. Supporters raised over $ 1 million in the 24-hour period for the campaign as an "anniversary gift", making it the fourth largest campaign donation day to date.

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On January 7, Paul's campaign launched an eight-state TV ad campaign for California, Alabama, Colorado, Georgia, North Dakota, Louisiana, Maine and Florida. That was in addition to the campaigns in New Hampshire and South Carolina.

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In the month of March 2008, Paul raised a little over $ 120,000, though his campaign financial records show him to have $ 5.1 million cash on hand. Paul's fund raising in 2008 was overall far less than in the previous quarter.

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The same day, Paul made a brief press statement: "On the heels of his historic three-day rally in Minneapolis that drew over 12,000 attendees, Congressman Ron Paul will make a major announcement next week in Washington at the

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at 9 pm ET. Paul fielded several questions relating to economic issues, warning that "as long as we live beyond our means, we are destined to live beneath our means". As in previous debates, he also addressed monetary theory.

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wrote that his campaign "snowballed on the Internet". According to KDPaine and Partners, Paul's YouTube videos made up half of the top ten of all candidate videos, and he had the largest overall viewership of any candidate.

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In the two February 19 primaries, Paul came in third in Wisconsin with 5% and fourth in Washington state's follow-up primary (8%), even though he was third in the state's caucus with 22%. Paul placed third in the caucus of

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during the first three quarters of 2007 showed him consistently receiving support from 3% or less of those polled. In 2008, Paul's support among Republican voters remained in the single digits, and well behind front-runner

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on January 11. He also acquired data on public interest in his running for president around February 19. Based on the results from the exploratory committee and polling, Paul officially entered the race on March 12.

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Paul placed third in the voter preference tally with 19%. National delegates are assigned to candidates May 2 when state delegates hold their convention. Paul earned 35% of the state delegates to take second place.

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I've thought about the unsolicited advice from the Libertarian Party candidate, and he has convinced me to reject my neutral stance in the November election. I'm supporting Chuck Baldwin, the Constitution Party

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Paul supporters created a number of songs in support of him. Steve Dore, for example, produced a CD called "Early Songs of the Great Ron Paul Revolution," the profits from which were donated to Paul's campaign.

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Though the confrontation was noted in the media and cast as a political win for Giuliani, Paul's remarks were debated. Conservative pundits including Sean Hannity and Michael Steele criticized them; former CIA

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In polling conducted at the Utah GOP convention on June 9, 2007, Paul placed second behind Mitt Romney. Paul also placed second in the straw poll conducted at the National Taxpayers Union conference, following

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Many presidential candidates released apolitical Christmas-themed advertisements. Paul was the first nationally recognized candidate to post such an ad on YouTube. In the ad, Paul's family sings a rendition of

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in direct contrast to the Republican National Convention. Paul received 15 delegate votes (0.63%) for the Republican nomination, falling far short of McCain's 2,343 (98.45%), which cinched him the nomination.

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agreed with Paul, citing his comments as evidence that he was the only GOP candidate "serious about national security." Paul condemned Giuliani's attack in a press release, later demanding an apology on CNN's

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among Republican candidates and twice receiving the most money received through the internet in a single day by any presidential candidate in American history. Paul's run for president is also noted for its

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that frequently appears on placards and T-shirts at rallies and serves as a slogan that the official campaign has adopted. Supporters use the letters "EVOL" ("love" reversed) to represent peace and hope.

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to explain that he has not withdrawn from the race and he will keep campaigning to keep his ideas in the arena, and to fulfill an obligation to his supporters in states that have not yet held primaries.

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in favor of going "back to traditions and our Constitution" and " our liberties and our rights.". He was given fewer than six minutes of time, less than Mitt Romney, John McCain, or Rudy Giuliani.

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earned enough delegates to become the Republican nominee. Mike Huckabee dropped from the race as a result, but Paul decided to continue his run, having successfully defended his congressional seat.

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on February 9 that Paul's presidential campaign "is not ending, not being suspended, and not even drawing down", stating that " few news sources are misreporting Ron Paul's e-mail from last night."

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candidates' forum on October 16, 2007, did not invite Paul due to "time only for leading candidates" and his "record of consistently voting against assistance to Israel and his criticisms of the

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On March 8, Paul released a video to his supporters acknowledging that he would not be able to win the nomination, interpreted by some news sources as a hint that the campaign was over. His son

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On June 12, 2008, Paul announced that he was suspending the presidential campaign, investing the more than $ 4.7 million of remaining campaign contributions to build up the new advocacy group

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and now-deceased Kent Snyder. The campaign holds an all-time record for political one-day fund-raising. The Paul campaign disclosed donations immediately, instead of on a quarterly basis.

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On June 12, 2008, Paul announced that he was ending the presidential campaign, investing the more than $ 4.7 million of remaining campaign contributions to build up the new advocacy group

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contributions due to an overload of donations, as about 100 contributors per minute donated to the campaign; more than an additional $ 100,000 were donated within the hour past midnight.

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video not originally generated from the campaign, but which received hundreds of thousands of viewings and is thought to have contributed materially to internet fund-raising. Also, many

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with Nader where they presented and briefly laid out the four principles that all the independent candidates had agreed on as the most important key issues of the presidential race.

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in St. Petersburg, Florida alongside seven other candidates. He obtained less than 8 minutes of time, and was not addressed with a question until the second half-hour. Paul debated

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Paul appeared in a 90-minute October 21 debate in Orlando, Florida sponsored by Fox News, winning an informal "cell phone" vote, but drawing jeers during the debate for advocating

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to the press conference, leading some to speculate that they would endorse Paul running for president on the ticket of either the Constitution, Libertarian or other third party.

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Christian Alliance invited all Democratic Party candidates and all Republican presidential candidates except Paul to a presidential candidates forum. Six candidates appeared:

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hosted a two-party debate broadcast live from New York City: "Closing Arguments: A Presidential Super Dialogue." Paul and Mike Huckabee were the only Republicans to attend.

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In addition to his search popularity, Paul has become popular on a variety of social networking websites. On January 30, 2008, Paul had over 131,000 "friends" on

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A supporter named Elizabeth Blane also created a 20-foot (6.1 m) "micro-blimp" emblazoned with the same logos as the full sized blimp, which flew over the

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campaign for reelection to the U.S. House, representing Texas's 14th congressional district, where Paul is being challenged for the Republican nomination by

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Paul had the official endorsement of many in the 2008 nomination race, including academics, actors, politicians, and political organizations and pundits.

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in South Carolina. Paul participated despite his exclusion from the Fox News debate. Paul declined to be interviewed after the debate by Fox News anchors

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with a panel exclusively of journalists of color. The organizers put empty podiums on the stage in the names of the absent candidates. Alongside himself,

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be directed back to his district for water projects, a nursing program, to expand a hospital cancer center and US$ 10 million to promote Texas shrimp. On

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Among active campaigns in February 2008, his had the smallest payroll as a portion of funds raised – only 8 percent of campaign funds, or $ 1.5 million.

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doors, organize marches, phone bank at the Concord and Nashua Headquarters. Paul visited OLFD volunteers at a local restaurant owned by a member of the

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In late October, a grassroots website called "This November 5" was launched, requesting pledges for the Paul campaign on November 5, the same day as

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found that among the remaining presidential candidates, only Paul proposed sufficient federal spending cuts to more than offset new spending plans.

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on April 29, which collected essays based on thoughts that arose from his experiences running for president in 2008. The book went on to be the top

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In the four Republican primaries on March 4, Paul came in third in every state. He earned 5% in Texas and Ohio and 7% in Vermont and Rhode Island.

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100% of Paul's campaign money came from individual contributors, with 47 percent of the funds raised from small contributions of $ 200 or less.

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publicly denied the allegations and stated the campaign "will continue to contest the remaining primaries." On March 10, Paul appeared on CNN's

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Archives: "CAMPAIGN '08; Foot soldiers of the Ron Paul revolution; Backers of many stripes herald the Republican candidate as their hero."

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In early October 2007, a website was set up to raise $ 1 million per week independently for Paul's campaign by having individuals pledge

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adopted a resolution on December 9 urging Paul to run on the Libertarian ticket if he does not get nominated by the Republican Party.

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s Political Animal blog. Kirchick noted that one article referred to African-American rioters as "barbarians" and suggested that the

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magazine labels Paul "the new 2.0 candidate" in reference to "his success recruiting supporters through new social media channels".

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Paul's first major television campaign began November 8, at a total cost of US$ 1.1 million, started advertising in New Hampshire.

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says does not reflect offline polling, and suggests technically sophisticated Paul supporters may have been "manipulating" polls.

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filled with quotes from the newsletters. Kirchick said that the writings showed "an obsession with conspiracies, sympathy for the

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and 10,000 supporters. This protest convention on September 2 was held a few miles from the convention center at the Minneapolis

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barred users with accounts less than six months old from posting messages supporting Paul. This was due to a torrent of pro-Paul

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Paul's YouTube channel is among the Top 40 most subscribed of all time, achieving 30,000 subscribers in December 2007.

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Paul's fundraising increased significantly over the campaign, led by campaign staff including 24-year-old fundraising director

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In an interview with CNN's Wolf Blitzer, Paul asserted that racism is incompatible with his beliefs and that he sees people as

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of Philadelphia, said that Paul represented "the dominant foreign policy consensus in the Republican Party from 1920 to 1952."

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Ron Paul signs autographs as campaign manager Kent Snyder (center) looks on at a rally after CNN's June 5, 2007, GOP debate.

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has led to an unpopular view of the U.S. in Middle Eastern countries, and argued that the CIA's removal of Iranian leader

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On November 20, 2007, Paul finished fourth behind fellow Republicans Rudy Giuliani, Mitt Romney, and Fred Thompson in a

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He received more money from donors in the military, over $ 200,000, than any other candidate, Democrat or Republican.

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National polls conducted in January 2008 showed Paul with an average of just under 5% among Republican candidates.

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The Montana Secretary of State has told Ron Paul that his request to be removed from the ballot arrived too late

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who was later replaced as the vice-presidential candidate on the IGVA ticket by Darrell Castle, running mate of

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was held on January 29, 2008, and was a statewide winner-take-all contest for all 57 of Florida's delegates.

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called Murphy's Pub, a frequent establishment for FSP members, to thank them in person for their dedication.

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described it as portraying Paul as "warm and fuzzy", with fewer religious overtones than other candidates'.

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candidate. He received over 47,000 votes, giving him the eighth-highest popular vote total in the election.

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and earning an estimated four delegates to the national convention. Paul finished fifth in the January 19

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The Antiwar, Anti-Abortion, Anti-Drug-Enforcement-Administration, Anti-Medicare Candidacy of Dr. Ron Paul

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paid for a bus full of "campaigners" to sit in a prominent location, hoping to pick up more supporters.

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the same amount (per donor) on the same day each week. News media began referring to this effort as a "

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article claimed that the finding is "significant" because of Paul's popularity in online polls, which

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These are events related to Ron Paul's official 2008 campaign. For events related to the independent

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Mississippi held their Republican primary on March 11, 2008. Paul finished 3rd with 4% of the vote.

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current candidates. (He placed fifth in California overall, as Giuliani received absentee ballots.)

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noted that Paul did not campaign in the state, and he finished in fifth place with 3% of the vote.

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reported on December 21 that "Ron Paul can no longer be dismissed as the favorite of the fringe".

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A Nevada brothel owner promised to take up a collection from his customers to back Paul's bid.

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Paul's best showings were in Montana, with 25% for second place and no delegates, third in the

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populated solely by those philosophically aligned with Paul dubbed "Paulville" on a plot near

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Paul participated in the December 9 GOP debate hosted by Spanish-speaking television network

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to the unpopular war. Paul won a Fox-sponsored text-messaging poll with 33 percent of votes.

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based vote among viewers after the debate, Paul finished second, winning 25% of the votes.

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Artists in Texas and other states created homemade signs in support of Paul's candidacy.

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Paul has also received endorsements from active and retired economics professors at The

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listed Florida as part of an eight-state radio ad campaign by Paul during January 2008.

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guest January 7 specifically because he said he thought Paul's exclusion was "unfair."

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In December 2007, the Associated Press reported that Paul kept a US$ 500 donation from

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On September 17, Paul participated in the GOP "Values Voters' Presidential Debate" in

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endorsed them as "obvious" and an "immense service to all Americans"; and commentator

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stated that Paul's followers "at any given moment can almost overpower the Internet."

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Johnson, Alex; Beth Gorczyca Ryan; Mike Waterhouse; Scott Saxton (February 5, 2008).

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Opinion polling for the Republican Party (United States) 2008 presidential candidates

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On October 25, work began among his supporters to commemorate the anniversary of the

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wrote that Paul's "message draws on the noblest traditions of American decency and

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in anticipation of the April 22 primary, including two stops in his birthplace of

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50 Cent, Dave Matthews, Perez Hilton, Others Endorse Candidates For Super Tuesday

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militia groups on how to evade detection by the authorities and advanced various

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On January 30, 2008, he had the largest distributed grassroots organization on

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members represent three top contributors to Ron Paul's campaign, respectively.

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Stephen P. Gordon – former national communications director, Libertarian Party

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players have named themselves after Paul and staged an in-game support march.

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In the 2008 presidential election, Paul received approximately 47,507 votes.

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stations, and was the last debate before the Iowa caucuses, January 3, 2008.

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argued over the war in Iraq, with Paul attributing Republican losses in the

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On May 3, 2007, Paul participated in a 90-minute presidential debate at the

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On September 22, 2008, Paul announced his support for Chuck Baldwin of the

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from their presidential ticket, replacing him with Paul for president and

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Paul has also received endorsements from active and retired professors at

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First-in-the-South Republican Party Presidential Candidates Debate at the

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Newspaper endorsements in the United States presidential primaries, 2008

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During the debate, Congressman Paul commented that America's history of

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In early 2007, several political commentators, including Ryan Sager of

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State wise fund raising compared to all other candidates put together.

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delegates in the proceedings. Further conventions will occur in May.

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Paul received 4% of the popular vote among all Super Tuesday states.

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for his suspended campaign receiving less traffic than the sites of

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in the first quarter of 2007 than presumed Republican front-runners

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A Foreign Policy of Freedom: Peace, Commerce, and Honest Friendship

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Special Report with Brit Hume. Broadcast: April 30, 2008. Fox News.

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Mary Starrett – Constitution Party National Communications Director

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independent voters voting in the Republican races voted for Paul.

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The Old School Conservatives – independent political organization

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Ron Paul Ranking in Spartan Internet Political Performance Index

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Supporters outside of the Fox News debate on September 5, 2007.

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Seelye, Katharine Q. & Wayne, Leslie (November 11, 2007).

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2008 Republican Party (United States) presidential campaigns

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Frank Gonzales Official campaign site accessed at June 2007.

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on May 15, alongside nine other Republican candidates. In a

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Countdown with Keith Olbermann. Broadcast: January 3, 2008

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A December 16, 2007, money bomb on the anniversary of the

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Seelye, Katharine Q.; Wayne, Leslie (November 11, 2007).

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I want to get their money back for the people." 479:United States presidential election, 2008 timeline 11118:"GOP hopeful Paul wins local straw poll – al.com" 10633:on August 30, 2010 – via Los Angeles Times. 10512: 10510: 10508: 10506: 10504: 9984:"Candidates accept invitation to Register debate" 9641: 8027: 6290:"Republican candidates on 8-day blitz in Florida" 6236:"Paul contests delegate credentials in Louisiana" 5101:"Ron Paul Boomlet to Implode in 5...4...3...2..." 4898: 3644: 3642: 3568:"Revolution Revived! Ron Paul Survives Challenge" 3029:– conservative political scientist and editor of 2744:– Former Libertarian Party presidential candidate 2710:Jim Clymer – Constitution Party National Chairman 1279:, which was his best showing in a primary state. 13518: 11656: 11610: 11608: 10860:Barack Obama Supporters Meet Ron Paul Supporters 10357:"Local news briefs: Reform Party backs Ron Paul" 10304: 10302: 10300: 10298: 10296: 10294: 10292: 9680:"official site, no transcript or video provided" 8111: 8109: 8092:"Press Release: 30,000 YouTube Subscribers" 7380: 7378: 7376: 7222:"The Presidential Campaigns Are Setting Records" 7133:"Election Center 2008: Primaries Results: Idaho" 4684:"Ron Paul Unveils a REAL Economic Stimulus Plan" 4509: 4428: 3904: 3439: 3437: 3406: 3404: 2750:– 2004 Constitution Party presidential candidate 2336:Paul participated in the November 28 Republican 1986:Some Paul supporters announced plans to build a 1613:noted that Paul has a "robust online presence." 1471:Ron Paul's 2007 fund-raising efforts by quarter. 1202: 1122:, with 6 percent of the votes and no delegates. 880:That changed on January 8, 2008, the day of the 11582: 10907:"Larry Kilgore endorses Ron Paul for President" 10159: 10157: 8232: 8230: 7640: 7638: 6863:"Election Center 2008: Primary Results by date" 6838:"Election Center 2008: Primary Results by date" 6804:"Election Center 2008: Primary Results by date" 6717:America Votes. CNN. Broadcast: February 5, 2008 6675:"Election Center 2008 – Primaries and Caucuses" 6147:"Election Center 2008: Primary Results by date" 5131:"Angry White Man: The bigoted Past of Ron Paul" 4408: 3999:"Romney Wins Straw Poll, Huckabee Takes Second" 3675: 3673: 3671: 3650:"Ron Paul to End Campaign, Launches New Effort" 3226:In October 2008, Paul was declared an eligible 1877:. They collected over 18,000 e-mail addresses. 1747:close to 5,000 members among 82 Meetup groups. 1137:, with 4 percent of the vote and no delegates. 1038:. Paul placed second, polling 17 percent, in a 11644:. Economicpolicyjournal.com. September 5, 2008 10939:(Press release). July 19, 2007. Archived from 10623:"Costa Mesa mayor says he'll endorse Ron Paul" 10501: 10027: 10025: 9039: 8909: 8179:"Ron Paul wins WoW's presidential naming race" 7415:"Romney raises $ 27 million in fourth quarter" 7323:"ABC News: Ron Paul Hauls in $ 5M! Ron Paul?!" 6097: 5124: 5122: 5120: 3639: 3565: 3351: 3349: 3347: 3264:Fundraising for the 2008 presidential election 2719:– 2008 independent congressional candidate in 1824: 1275:Paul won 24 percent of the vote in the May 27 1129:with 14 percent of the vote, finishing behind 699:for asking that US$ 400 million in previously 12136: 11879: 11605: 11527:"Ron Paul, supporters rally at Target Center" 11498: 10690: 10419:"Christians for Life and Liberty Voter Guide" 10289: 8912:"Republican Ron Paul flies high above debate" 8856: 8106: 7373: 7156: 5855:"Election Center 2008: Candidates – Ron Paul" 5764: 5712:"A Fourth of July straw poll for Republicans" 5214: 5012: 4951: 4247:"Ron Paul supporters hold 'Austin Tea Party'" 3434: 3401: 3358:"Ron Paul's War Chest Swelled in 4th Quarter" 2917:– financial consultant, columnist and author. 2756:– 1996 Republican congressional candidate in 2637:Jerry O'Neill – Montana state representative. 2040:Ron Paul supporters at a pre-debate rally in 723:Also on January 15, James Giles, writing for 426:As of February 5, 2008, Paul had won sixteen 357: 11785:"2008 Presidential General Election Results" 11678:"Paul rejects McCain's plea for endorsement" 11555: 11551: 11549: 11547: 11524: 11492: 10839:Ron Paul Democrat Gonzalez for Congress 2008 10385:(Press release). Ron Paul 2008. May 22, 2007 10154: 9615: 9468:OC Register Staff Editorial (May 18, 2007). 9287:Brendan Dougherty, Michael (June 18, 2007). 9033: 9013: 8990: 8532:"Ron Paul raises more than $ 4.2 million #3" 8227: 7975: 7635: 4984: 4836: 4752:. National Taxpayers Union. January 29, 2008 4404: 4402: 4400: 4183: 3668: 787:. Paul recognized a nearly zero chance of a 11664:Ron Paul urges voters to skip McCain, Obama 10726: 10055:"Snubbed by Fox, Paul holds own N.H. forum" 10022: 9706:"Republican Presidential Candidates Debate" 9621: 9591: 8742:"Paul Raises $ 6 Million in 24-Hour Effort" 8633: 8581: 7961:: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list ( 7898: 7693: 7468:"Military Donors Back Ron Paul & Obama" 6256: 5975: 5904:"Candidate no-shows disappoint Wyoming GOP" 5664: 5154: 5117: 4862: 4347: 4150:"Foot soldiers for the Ron Paul revolution" 3881: 3561: 3559: 3542:"42 Delegates So Far And Many More To Come" 3344: 3130: 2027:Republican Party presidential debates, 2008 1572:'s, who raised approximately $ 20 million. 12143: 12129: 11886: 11872: 11666:, CNNPolitics.com. Retrieved on 2008-09-10 11182: 10933:"'All Together Now' – Kubby endorses Paul" 10676:"Ron Paul Endorsed by Barry Goldwater, Jr" 9847: 9804:"GOP Debate: Fox Viewers Say Ron Paul Won" 9200:"Vote on the California Republican debate" 8582:Kirkpatrick, David D. (November 5, 2007). 8140: 6287: 5184: 5182: 4604:"Analysis: McCain, Huckabee Seek Momentum" 4097:"Supporters Pump Ron Paul Full of Hot Air" 2326:", according to sources close to the RJC. 1107:according to CNN. At the January 5, 2008, 1103:with nearly 10 percent of the votes and 2 1046:votes (81 percent), ahead of second-place 868:magazine, and blogger Edward Morrissey of 364: 350: 47: 11544: 11041:McCain, Robert Stacy (February 9, 2007). 9824: 9748: 9175: 8859:"Blimp promotes unconventional candidate" 8316: 8314: 8312: 8008:"Congressman Ron Paul for President 2008" 7930: 7660: 7413:Marquardt, Alexander (January 31, 2008). 7412: 7290: 6426:"Could Maine Deliver Ron Paul A Victory?" 6321:"What's at Stake in the Florida Primary?" 5611: 5098: 4892: 4844:"Huckabee drops out of presidential race" 4397: 3970:"Romney Wins Iowa Straw Poll As Expected" 3837:"Paul formally launches presidential bid" 3520:"Election Center 2008 Delegate Scorecard" 1813:Earlier, the prominent conservative blog 1078: 1067: 310:List of legislation sponsored by Ron Paul 12157:2008 United States presidential election 11832:) is being considered for deletion. See 11811:May 1, 2007 Republican Debate Transcript 11724: 11344:"Ron Paul For The Republican Nomination" 11341: 10967: 10113: 9949: 9825:Montanaro, Domenico (October 21, 2007). 9403: 9336: 9266:"Ron Paul Courageously Speaks the Truth" 8903: 8602: 8349: 7694:Christopher, Tommy (February 18, 2008). 7542:"Vote on the Michigan Republican Debate" 6650:"Paul claims delegates in West Virginia" 6627:"Old-fashioned deal-making wins in W.Va" 6477:. WMTW. January 28, 2008. Archived from 6449:"Ron Paul says he's hopeful about Maine" 5320:"Ron Paul campaign dominates convention" 5317: 5128: 4655: 4628: 4575: 4521:"Ron Paul launches eight-state ad blitz" 4411:"Politics, Now Wrapped In Holiday Cheer" 4305:. UP I. December 1, 2007. 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Patrick (April 27, 2008). 5272: 5179: 4957: 4923: 4518: 4383:"Surprising Ron Paul Sparks A Movement" 4355:"Paul keeps white supremacist donation" 4118:Levenson, Michael (December 17, 2007). 4076:"WHOIS information for: teaparty07.com" 3934:Caldwell, Christopher (July 22, 2007). 3910: 3322: 2789:at Loyola University and fellow at the 2674:– Air Force Lieutenant Colonel, Retired 2627:Roger Koopman – Montana representative. 2612:Phil Hart – Idaho state representative. 2374: 2173: 2005:Supporters of Paul held a rally in the 1994:, in a sparsely populated area between 1578: 1537: 1508: 1125:Paul finished second in the January 19 909:", charges echoed by Kevin Drum of the 748:economic advisors to the campaign. The 14: 13519: 11704:"The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer" 11680:. The Associated Press. 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(January 28, 2008). 6341: 6114: 6026: 5950: 5875: 5683: 5638: 5432: 5188: 5072: 4656:Campbell, Stewart (January 18, 2008). 4629:Campbell, Stewart (January 17, 2008). 4601: 4489: 4275: 4244: 4216: 3996: 3967: 3887: 3834: 3729:The filing, and the $ 500 was accepted 3710: 3679: 3355: 3299:"Gallup Daily: Tracking Election 2008" 2618:Karen Johnson – Arizona state senator. 2591:Aubyn Curtiss – Montana state Senator. 1829: 1669:, as well as roughly equal traffic to 1600: 1191:with 21% and five delegates, third in 1087:Paul being interviewed the day of the 948: 599: 528: 247:Later congressional career (1997–2013) 242:Early congressional career (1976–1985) 12907: 12124: 11867: 11576: 11297: 11043:"Williams can't duck campaign pushes" 10120:NH GOP Drops Out As Fox Forum Partner 9470:"Between the lines at the GOP debate" 9176:Montanaro, Domenico (June 10, 2008). 9099:"Nevada Brothel Owner Backs Ron Paul" 8759:Hodgin, Rick C. (December 17, 2007). 8434: 8376: 7696:"Media Can't 'Ron Paul' Barack Obama" 7663:"Curtains For Ron Paul's Web Crusade" 7159:"How Much Do Campaign Staffers Make?" 6697:"Election Center 2008: Super Tuesday" 6446: 6397: 6288:Hafenbrack, Josh (January 22, 2008). 5847: 5841:"Election Center 2008: Results: Iowa" 5833: 5767:"Ron Paul Wins Washington Straw Poll" 5433:Winger, Richard (September 8, 2008). 5046: 4544: 4409:Brian Montopoli (December 21, 2007). 4303:"Paul: Echoes of 3rd-party campaigns" 4245:George, Patrick (December 17, 2007). 3790: 3711:Winger, Richard (September 4, 2008). 3706: 3704: 3702: 3680:Winger, Richard (September 5, 2008). 3147:Paul was not invited to speak at the 2960:, MSNBC's head election correspondent 2772:– conservative strategist and writer. 2395:in New Hampshire on January 5, 2008. 2257:'s 63% showing with 13% of the vote. 2229:, alongside six other candidates --- 2190:'s Republican presidential debate at 1109:Wyoming Republican County Conventions 957:Ron Paul was invited to speak at the 714: 578: 494: 11947:American Sovereignty Restoration Act 11710:. September 10, 2008. Archived from 11227: 11059: 10637: 10142:Pindell, James (December 29, 2007). 9925:"GOP Hopefuls Spar Over Immigration" 9850:"YouTube debate gets full GOP slate" 9498: 9087:Join the Party Today – Ron Paul Limo 9007: 8881:"Ron Paul Blimp Buzzes Disney World" 8850: 8656:"Total Raised: Dec 16th vs. Nov 5th" 8437:"A love revolution, Goldwater-style" 7855: 7832: 7385:Malcolm, Andrew (February 1, 2008). 7353: 6728:"Obama sweeps, Huckabee hangs tough" 6647: 6602:. Conservative Voice. Archived from 6600:"Ron Paul Wins Three W.V. Delegates" 6598:Cassidy, Austin (February 5, 2008). 6570: 6318: 6264:"Florida Republican Delegation 2008" 6244:. Associated Press. January 26, 2008 5639:Powers, Ashley (September 1, 2008). 5614:"RNC panel calls Nevada GOP 'inept'" 4929: 4901:"Ron Paul Hints at Leaving GOP Race" 4576:Eckhouse, Brian (January 16, 2008). 4545:Wiles, James G. (January 15, 2008). 4217:Sanneh, Kelefa (February 27, 2012). 4027: 3816:Broadcasting Network. March 20, 2007 3323:Malcolm, Andrew (February 1, 2008). 3296: 3254:Ron Paul presidential campaign, 2012 3214:The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer 2356:, alongside seven other candidates. 1702: 1421:. September 16, 2008. Archived from 18:Ron Paul presidential campaign, 2008 11839:Ron Paul 2008 presidential campaign 11615:Weigel, David (September 5, 2008). 11558:"Ron Paul Wants Off Montana Ballot" 11556:Gouras, Matt (September 11, 2008). 11499:Mosk, Matthew (September 2, 2008). 11320:Sobran, Joseph (January 25, 2007). 10727:Kwiatkowski, Karen (May 19, 2007). 10682:. November 16, 2007. Archived from 9950:Reinhard, Beth (November 9, 2007). 9515: 8976:. December 10, 2007. Archived from 8910:Sullivan, Andy (January 11, 2007). 8873: 8636:"The Web Takes Ron Paul for a Ride" 8603:Lawrence, Jill (November 5, 2007). 8512:. This November 5. November 5, 2007 8408:Nichols, John (December 18, 2007). 8154:. December 10, 2007. Archived from 7880:"Weekly traffic share, via Hitwise" 7627:. November 29, 2007. Archived from 7587:Tancer, Bill (September 12, 2007). 7515:Brendel, Patrick (April 27, 2008). 7440:Jensen, Kristin (January 1, 2008). 6573:"McCain Seizes Command of GOP Race" 5189:Savage, Charlie (January 8, 2008). 5129:Kirchick, James (January 8, 2008). 4899:Murphy, Andrea D. (March 8, 2008). 4519:Malcolm, Andrew (January 7, 2008). 4490:Bosman, Julie (December 23, 2007). 4465:"Ron Paul's $ 400 Million Earmarks" 3734: 3446:"The Web Takes Ron Paul for a Ride" 3149:2008 Republican National Convention 2522:Montana Shooting Sports Association 2011:2008 Republican National Convention 1781:University of Alabama at Birmingham 34:Ron Paul 2012 presidential campaign 24: 11525:Devin, Henry (September 3, 2008). 10704:. January 21, 2008. Archived from 10621:Caesar, Chris (December 5, 2007). 10528:Fester, Larry (November 9, 2007). 10461:. January 14, 2008. Archived from 10144:"Paul: Fox News is 'scared of me'" 9876:Murray, Mark (November 28, 2007). 9802:Fester, Larry (October 21, 2007). 9342:"But Who Was Right – Rudy or Ron?" 9122:The New York Times: Campaign Stops 9040:Crabbe, Nathan (January 8, 2008). 8991:Graham, Alan (December 21, 2007). 8857:Kuenzie, Jack (January 18, 2008). 8831:. December 6, 2007. Archived from 8435:Young, Cathy (September 1, 2007). 8289:Wheaton, Sarah (August 13, 2007). 8176: 8116:Labash, Matt (December 10, 2007). 7157:Michelle Tsai (February 7, 2008). 6548:Conroy, Scott (February 5, 2008). 6402:. Associated Press. Archived from 6342:Eichel, Larry (January 30, 2008). 6012:Ron Paul: N.H. No reason to let up 5880:. Associated Press. Archived from 5740:"Paul grabs Republican Straw Poll" 5616:. Associated Press. Archived from 5273:McNulty, Timothy (April 4, 2008). 5191:"Ron Paul's Explosive Newsletters" 5099:Morrissey, Edward (May 22, 2007). 5020:"Paul says he's still in the race" 4992:"Paul says he's still in the race" 4958:Sanders, Forrest (March 9, 2008). 4870:"Ron Paul's Message to Supporters" 4606:. Associated Press. Archived from 4276:Bosman, Julie (November 9, 2007). 4158:. December 1, 2007. Archived from 3869:. USA Election Polls. May 18, 2007 3748:. November 4, 2008. Archived from 3699: 3356:Jacoby, Mary (December 31, 2007). 3090:, – singer/songwriter (and son of 2659:– former member of Congress (R-CA) 2653:– former member of Congress (R-IL) 2540:Wyoming State Shooting Association 2475:Ronald Reagan Presidential Library 2430:hosted a January 10 debate at the 2331:non-interventionist foreign policy 2151:, with Paul labelling the phrase " 975:Indiana University of Pennsylvania 610:no taxation without representation 501:presidential exploratory committee 388:, announced his candidacy for the 25: 13543: 11836:to help reach a consensus. › 11793: 10968:Raimondo, Justin (May 21, 2007). 9878:"Looking at the clock (1st half)" 9222:"Interactive rate the candidates" 9116:Heller, Steven (March 25, 2008). 9014:Davis, Susan (December 4, 2007). 8887:. January 3, 2007. Archived from 7978:"Obama, Paul Win MySpace Primary" 7466:Tapper, Jake (February 4, 2008). 6956:Wheaton, Sarah (April 23, 2008). 6529:. Business Wire. February 4, 2008 6398:Adams, Glenn (February 1, 2008). 5765:Press Release (August 22, 2007). 4850:. Associated Press. March 4, 2008 4730:. Business Wire. January 25, 2008 4708:. Business Wire. January 24, 2008 4329:"Libertarians want Ron Paul back" 4184:James Rainey (December 1, 2007). 3997:Martyn, Chase (August 11, 2007). 3911:Hancock, Ernest (June 20, 2007). 3888:Savage, Charlie (June 12, 2007). 3297:Saad, Lydia (February 25, 2008). 2990:– conspiracy theorist and author. 2930:– Texas radio host and filmmaker. 2166:on June 5. Paul argued against a 2153:enhanced interrogation techniques 1916: 1889:total around 2:30 p.m. EST. 1750:Summed up by James Rainey of the 1413:"Primary Season Election Results" 1282: 1176:"Super Tuesday", February 5, 2008 1135:South Carolina Republican primary 415:largest single-day donation total 12105: 12104: 11970: 11957:Federal Reserve Transparency Act 11778: 11752: 11696: 11669: 11634: 11518: 11467: 11442: 11424: 11403: 11378: 11357: 11335: 11313: 11291: 11261: 11247: 11221: 11207: 11176: 11136: 11110: 11084: 11053: 11034: 11009: 10987: 10961: 10947: 10925: 10899: 10873: 10851: 10832: 10782: 10771: 10746: 10720: 10668: 10614: 10584: 10570: 10544: 10521: 10477: 10451: 10437: 10411: 10397: 10375: 10349: 10323: 10263: 10241: 10215: 10183: 10135: 10095:"On Primary Eve, Paul Does Leno" 10087: 10073: 10047: 10038: 9996: 9976: 9943: 9917: 9892: 9869: 9841: 9818: 9795: 9773: 9749:JTA Staff (September 26, 2007). 9742: 9720: 9698: 9672: 9585: 9567: 9541: 9492: 9461: 9428: 9397: 9366: 9330: 9308: 9280: 9258: 9236: 9214: 9192: 9169: 9149: 9135: 9118:"Ron Paul's Graphics Revolution" 9109: 9091: 9080: 9068: 9059: 8962: 8948: 8934: 8792: 8783: 8752: 8734: 8704: 8674: 8648: 8627: 8596: 8575: 8550: 8524: 8502: 8480: 8454: 8428: 8401: 8377:Stein, Joel (November 1, 2007). 8370: 8343: 8332: 8282: 8263:Miller, T.R. 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October 9, 2007 8084: 8059: 8000: 7976:Mike Shields (January 3, 2008). 7969: 7924: 7872: 7849: 7826: 7796: 7770: 7744: 7718: 7687: 7661:Greenberg, Andy (May 16, 2008). 7654: 7613: 7580: 7560: 7508: 7482: 7459: 7433: 7406: 7397: 7347: 7315: 7284: 7262: 7236: 7214: 7178: 7150: 7125: 7100: 7075: 7050: 7025: 7000: 6975: 6949: 6924: 6906: 6880: 6855: 6830: 6821: 6796: 6771: 6746: 6720: 6711: 6689: 6667: 6641: 6618: 6591: 6571:Espo, David (February 5, 2008). 6564: 6541: 6519: 6493: 6467: 6440: 6418: 6391: 6366: 6344:"Now, McCain's the front-runner" 6335: 6319:Cook, Nancy (January 25, 2008). 6312: 6281: 6228: 6207: 6189: 6164: 6139: 6091: 6065: 6039: 6027:Zetter, Kim (January 11, 2008). 6020: 6005: 5924: 5896: 5876:Gruver, Mead (January 6, 2008). 5869: 5717:The Atlanta Journal-Constitution 5684:Moylan, Andrew (June 19, 2007). 5155:Drum, Kevin (January 16, 2008). 4602:Sidoti, Liz (January 19, 2008). 3968:Glover, Mike (August 11, 2007). 3566:Wolf, Z. Byron (March 4, 2008). 2936:– pastor, author and radio host. 2731:– 2008 Republican candidate for 2609:– Missouri state representative. 2537:United Republicans of California 1960: 1843:Revolution," an allusion to the 1099:Paul finished fifth in the 2008 1042:GOP straw poll on July 4, 2007. 537:, Iowans for Tax Relief and the 337: 331: 177: 122:Kent Snyder (chairman, deceased) 11298:Smith, L. Neil (May 13, 2007). 11091:Galles, Gary (March 28, 2007). 10955:"Institute on the Constitution" 9751:"Paul not welcome at RJC event" 9728:"Ron paul cnbc debate 10-09-07" 9437:"The GOP's torture enthusiasts" 9157:"Paulville? Count Ron Paul Out" 8993:"Man of the year: Trevor Lyman" 7856:Kaye, Kate (October 12, 2007). 7198:. July 15, 2007. Archived from 6958:"They Still Love Huck and Paul" 6648:Rhee, Foon (February 5, 2008). 5811: 5785: 5758: 5732: 5704: 5677: 5632: 5605: 5580: 5562: 5536: 5506: 5498:. July 18, 2008. 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