Is it just me or did Lady Liberty

[LBennett76]

just shoot up about $300,000? The reading is now at $8.53 mil. Just making sure I wasn't imagining it.

[Micahyah]

yeah they must have added offline donations, about 300,000 worth

[Adamsa]

They added offline donations today.

[crhoades]

http://ronpaulgraphs.blogspot.com/2007/11/more-offline-donations-added.html

[francisco]

Is Lady Liberty back? I always liked her better than the thermometer graphic.

[Buzz]

Is Lady Liberty back? I always liked her better than the thermometer graphic.

Nope, still the thermometer, and ditto.

[Indy Vidual]

Great effort :)

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I'm concerned, and trying to understand this:

"Only four states maintain that their “sore loser” laws apply to president: South Dakota, Mississippi, Ohio and Texas. After LaRouche won in court against Ohio in 1992, Ohio amended its “sore loser” law in 1993 to specifically apply to presidential candidates. No precedents have been set in Mississippi or South Dakota. In Texas, unfortunately, in 1996 the Constitution Party filed a lawsuit against Texas to get a ruling that the “sore loser” law doesn’t apply to president. The federal judge who got the case, James Nowlin, refused to enjoin Texas’ interpretation that the “sore loser” law does apply to president. The denial of injunctive relief is reported as US Taxpayers Party v Garza, 924 F Supp 71 (1996).

RP might not be allowed to be Lib candidate in Texas?? (http://www.ballot-access.org/2007/01/12/sore-loser-laws-dont-generally-apply-to-presidential-candidates/)

[Johncjackson]

RP wont be the LP candidate in ANY state. Dont worry about "sore loser laws." Especially since it has nothing to do with this topic.