Sunday, May 20, 2007

Minneapolis paper says yo to Ron Paul

The big paper in Minnesota did a piece on our Favorite Son candidate for president, US Rep. Ron Paul.

A taste:

He's positively huge in cyberspace, a virtual nation teeming to embrace Paul's leave-me-the-hell-alone approach. Paul's MySpace page lists more than 12,000 friends, trailing only Arizona Sen. John McCain and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney among Republican presidential hopefuls. That popularity helped catapult Paul to victories in several online polls after the debate. And lately he's been the No. 1 search subject at technorati.com, a blog search engine.

Philosophy of freedom

Paul also has raised enough real-world money to stay in the race for a while. Thanks to a network of donors cultivated through years of nationally distributed libertarian writings, Paul has out-raised some of the more "mainstream" candidates. His $640,000 first-quarter haul placed him a respectable -- if distant -- sixth among the 10 announced Republican candidates.


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