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Ron Paul: Massaged statistics produce positive job numbers
Texas Congressman Ron Paul hopes that the official
unemployment numbers are not fooling anyone.
In a piece published on his website earlier on this week, Texas Congressman Ron Paul comments upon the job numbers published by the Department of Labor on Oct. 5 which showed that the official unemployment rate had fallen below eight percent (8%) for the first time since President Barack Obama took over from George W. Bush.
Fed’s Bernanke faces Paul for last time
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke testifies before the House Committee on Financial Services on July 18, 2012. Photo: Jason Reed / Reuters.
Texas Congressman Ron Paul quizzed Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke for the last time on Wednesday, as the 76-year-old House representative prepares to leave Capitol Hill at the end of the year.
Ron Paul to hold own rally in Tampa, Fla.
Republican Texas Congressman Ron Paul will hold his own rally in Tampa, Fla., on the eve of the GOP National Convention. Dr. Paul’s campaign also confirmed that the 76-year-old House representative would not be attending the Paul Festival nor the Freedom Festival 2012, which are both due to take place just before the convention. Both events are currently being organized by his supporters.
Ron Paul to stop campaigning
Ron Paul announced on Monday that he would stop campaigning in the remaining Republican primaries. Photo: Robert F. Bukaty / AP.
The Ron Paul campaign announced on Monday afternoon that it would not be campaigning in any of the Republican primaries due to take place between Tuesday, May 15 and June 26.
Romney now in the lead in Pennsylvania
According to the latest Public Policy Polling survey, Mitt Romney is now in the lead in Pennsylvania.
The latest Public Polling Policy (PPP) survey conducted in Pennsylvania on April 4 shows that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney has now overtaken former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum in the Keystone State.
Gingrich says he won’t change his strategy
Former House speaker Newt Gingrich told Fox News’ Greta Van Susteren on Wednesday night that he had no intention of altering his strategy despite failing to come in pole position in Tuesday’s Alabama and Mississippi primaries.
The Arab American News endorses Ron Paul
Osama Siblani, publisher of The Arab-American News, addresses Paul's supporters at a rally organized by the University of Michigan's Arab Student Union in Dearborn, March 7, 2012.
Photo: M. Rabiee / VOA.
The biggest Arab-American newspaper in the country, The Arab American News, has endorsed Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul. Its publisher, Osama Siblani, made the announcement at a rally held at the University of Michigan on Wednesday.
Voters challenge Santorum’s status in Indiana
Former Pennsylvania senator Rick Santorum, left, failed to submit a sufficient number of signatures in one of Indiana's nine districts. The co-chairman of former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in the Hoosier State will be one of the officials who has to decide whether Mr. Santorum's name should remain on the ballot. Photo: Paul Sancya / AP.
Four Indiana voters decided on Monday to challenge Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum‘s status for the state’s primary, which is due to be held on May 8. Although the former Pennsylvania senator filed over 4,500 signatures in total, he only provided 492 valid signatures from registered voters in the state’s 7th district.
Romney wins Iowa caucuses, Santorum close second
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, left, and former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum. Photo: Getty.
Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney narrowly won the Iowa caucuses on Tuesday ahead of former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum, with Texas Congressman Ron Paul coming third.
Ron Paul criticizes U.S. foreign policy
Texas Congressman and Republican presidential candidate Dr. Ron Paul told supporters at the Iowa Speedway in Newton that U.S. troops had been stationed in the Korean peninsula since he was in high school.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul is back on the campaign trail following a five-day break for the Christmas holiday. The non-interventionist congressman’s message is still the same when it comes to American involvement abroad: it is unwise and it costs American taxpayers a lot of money.