Ron Paul

Ashley Todd's little stunt last week wasn't her first. It turns out she was kicked off of the Ron Paul campaign for pulling some other hijinks.

The McCain campaign has launched an ad asking why Hillary wasn't named VP, or even considered (which they have no way of knowing if she was or wasn't).

Since we are going by people who brought in votes, what about Ron Paul? Has him or Mike Huckabee been vetted by the McCain campaign? Does this mean McCain will pick Mitt? Actually Huckabee did better than Mitt, yet we have heard nothing about Huckabee being vetted. I think this ad can really backfire for McCain, and I hope it does.

That's what the media wants everyone to think and all they have talked about for days on end. Of course they are ignoring another fight that maybe brewing, this one at the GOP convention:

Two Nevada delegations are packing their bags for the Republican National Convention Sept. 1, and if the latest party ruling stands, neither of them will be seated.

A fiasco at the state convention spawned the dueling delegations -- one for John McCain and one for Ron Paul -- and their continued wrangling has exposed a split in the party that may spell trouble in a key state for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.

Let's also not forget that Ron Paul is holding his own little convention during the GOP convention. Hopefully enough happens to break the one-track mind of the corporate media.

Not so much, but it sounds like he is leaning that way.

As well as Dennis Kucinich. Ok this is pretty funny.

He even bring Lyndon Larouche into it.

(DISCLAIMER: yes this is a joke - I don't need Ron Paul supporters attacking me over it)

While we here the media try to make up new news, let us not forget the real news. Rudy Giuliani is trailing Ron Paul by 6-1 in delegates - or 8-0 by the MyDD delegate counter on the right. This is the big news of the election - the previous front runner of the GOP is getting owned by the guy he calls crazy!

Yet something so much of the media is ignoring. In overall delegate count, Ron Paul is beating Giuliani 6-1.

This is great! I can't wait to hear how Fox spins this one and tries to go after these people, especially since it follows another Fox employee trying to go after a Senator.

If you answered Ron Paul then you are correct!

Congressman Ron Paul has defined his Republican presidential candidacy with a staunchly critical stance on the Iraq war, saying during the June 5 debate in New Hampshire, for example, that it was a "mistake to go and a mistake to stay."

Paul has often reiterated his views that US security has been worsened by its military presence in Iraq, and that Bush's pre-emptive war doctrine represented one of his administration's greatest moral failings.

One might think such criticism of the war and the Commander-in-Chief's leadership would make Paul a pariah to the military community, however, the latest figures indicate the antiwar Republican is receiving more donations from employees of the US military than any other Republican candidate.

Considering how much Ron Paul is against the war in Iraq, it shows you which one was correct yesterday on Meet the Press (hint - it WAS NOT Lindsey Graham).