These are some die-hard supporters:
The goal of Paulville.org it to establish gated communities containing 100% Ron Paul supporters and or people that live by the ideals of freedom and liberty.
Ugh. Who wants to live around people who agree with you on everything? Not my kind of libertarian.
The title of this blog post says it all:
Torture Supporter Lectures Nuns
When Catholics publicly endorse an intrinsic evil, it seems to me their glass houses are getting a little fragile. Bill Donohue is busy conflating Catholicism with Republicanism as well.
The American Life League attempts to turn back time, protesting Griswold v. Connecticut:
Jeff Greenfield’s TV piece:
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and his wife Svetlana attend a service at the Assumption Cathedral of Moscow’s Kremlin on May 7, 2008 after an inauguration ceremony. Medvedev was inaugurated as Russia’s president pledging to bolster the country’s economic development and civil rights, in what may signal a departure from his predecessor’s heavy-handed tactics. By Dmitry Astakhov/AFP/Getty Images.
Smoke-free cigarettes for a post-smoking world. I’m fine with whatever people want to do to their own bodies. If it doesn’t hurt anyone else, why should I poke my nose in? Of course, it’s that kind of attitude that has made me anathema among today’s Republicans.
Edsall elaborates:
She has ruled it out, but a prompt withdrawal from the contest for the Democratic nomination offers Sen. Hillary Clinton the prospect of major rewards. One of the most inviting is the near certainty that the Obama campaign would agree to pay back the $11.4 million she has loaned her own bid, along with an estimated $10 million to $15 million in unpaid campaign expenses. In addition, Democrats, both those who are loyal and those who are opposed to her campaign, say the odds of her winning a top leadership spot in the Senate would improve dramatically if she gracefully conceded now. The icing on the cake includes an improved political climate, giving Hillary and Bill Clinton the opportunity to heal the rift with the black political community.
Alas, we’re not talking about someone rationally capable of making this sort of concession.
"I have spent over a year researching every candidate from the beginning. Even though I don’t agree with all of Senator Obama’s policies, overall he is the only one embracing the core values of the 1964 Republican party, whether intentional or not, along with a bit of JFK thrown in. This former Republican doesn’t care who his preacher is, or whose dinner party he attended once upon a time. I’m not voting for his preacher. I’m voting for the person who has demonstrated a wisdom and an intelligence this nation hasn’t seen in a leader for a long time," – a commenter on Jake Tapper’s always lively blog.
A demographic shift:
According to figures supplied by the Florida Democratic Party, based on information obtained from the state Division of Elections, Democrats now outnumber Republicans among Florida Hispanic voters—a symbolic indication of a major demographic shift in the state.
Of course, the source is biased, but Republicans haven’t disputed the data – just its significance.
