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Click here to visit the new home of Politics Daily!(Nov. 4) -- Now that the Democrats have suffered a historic defeat on election day, a sports handicapper is doubling down on his goal of becoming President in 2012. Wayne Allyn Root is a well-known Vegas sports handicapper and the current front runner to be the Libertarian Party's nominee for the 2012 presidential race after being the running mate to 2008 nominee Bob Barr. He may seem a long shot, but Root believes that enough Americans would embrace the Libertarian philosophy if they were exposed to it -- and to him. Richard Faverty Sports handicapper Wayne Allyn Root is considering a run ...
Fox has finally made its fawning over the tea party official by creating a new show on Fox Business Network. It's called "Freedom Watch" and is hosted by Andrew Napolitano, a libertarian legal commentator for Fox. Napolitano ends the show with a sign off that must have Edward R. Murrow spinning in his grave: "From New York, defending freedom, so long America." "Freedom Watch," joins another libertarian show, "Stossell," helmed by former ABC News anchor John Stossel, on the channel. Of the former, Lew Rockwell, chairman of the libertarian Ludwig von Mises Institute, offered the following ...
The best news Democrats received from Tuesday's election was not the victory of Mark Critz over Tim Burns in Pennsylvania's 12th District. It was the Senate primary victory in Kentucky of Republican Rand Paul, son of Rep. Ron Paul. The reason is that Democrats are going to take the views of the younger Paul, also a libertarian, and place them in bright neon lights. They understandably want him to become the face and intellectual representative of the modern GOP -- especially on matters of race. As much of the political world knows by now, Rand Paul has on several occasions indicated that he ...
Libertarian-GOP candidate Congressman Ron Paul (R-TX) reported that he raised $5.08 million this past quarter. Senator John McCain (R-AZ) eeked past him with $5.3 million. It is truly a testament to the Internet-Age that Paul's campaign can raise a combined total over $8 million with little to no attention from the mainstream media or the GOP's Party elders. His campaign has spent about 36% of his donations leaving him with a healthy amount of cash-on-hand. His campaign's spin on its fundraising success is predictable: "Dr. Paul's message is freedom, peace and prosperity," said Paul campaign ...
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