Revolution9
06-07-2007, 11:09 AM
FMN has always been kind to Ron Paul. he aspparently has picked up a top tier political organiser and forrer State rep there. Thinsg are picking up and when the freight train gets a rlling there ain't gonna be any stopping it.
http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=42148
"While the Ron Paul campaign isn’t commenting on any moves, New Hampsher-ites likely sat up and took notice recently when James "The Primary Source" Pindell reported that "Former New Hampshire state Representative Barbara Hagan of Manchester endorsed Texas Congressman Ron Paul's presidential campaign and will organize outreach to the state's pro-life community."
http://www.boston.com/news/local/politics/primarysource/2007/05/prolife_activis.html
Hagan is a powerful figure in New Hampshire politics, and her backing means that Ron Paul has made substantial inroads into the conservative wing of the GOP in New Hampshire. However, even the conservative wing of the GOP in New Hampshire is more liberal than most in the classical sense. In fact, both GOP-ers and the state’s huge independent group of votes tend, opinion-wise toward small government, low taxes and free-market solutions. " <snip>
Best Regards
Randy
http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=42148
"While the Ron Paul campaign isn’t commenting on any moves, New Hampsher-ites likely sat up and took notice recently when James "The Primary Source" Pindell reported that "Former New Hampshire state Representative Barbara Hagan of Manchester endorsed Texas Congressman Ron Paul's presidential campaign and will organize outreach to the state's pro-life community."
http://www.boston.com/news/local/politics/primarysource/2007/05/prolife_activis.html
Hagan is a powerful figure in New Hampshire politics, and her backing means that Ron Paul has made substantial inroads into the conservative wing of the GOP in New Hampshire. However, even the conservative wing of the GOP in New Hampshire is more liberal than most in the classical sense. In fact, both GOP-ers and the state’s huge independent group of votes tend, opinion-wise toward small government, low taxes and free-market solutions. " <snip>
Best Regards
Randy