Lessons from the GOP's big winners November 9, 2022Monica Showalter
Well, the red wave wasn't. But there were bright spots for Republicans and trying to parse why they won is probably key to winning the next election for conservatives.
Trump’s yuuuge negatives and the Ron Paul delusion February 29, 2016Jay Michaels
It’s hard to imagine two politicians more unlike than Ron Paul and Donald Trump. But Donald’s fans idolize their guy with the same fervor as the Paulists did theirs. And they also share the delusion that there are masses of voters out there who feel the same way.
Ron Paul, Inc? August 9, 2013Thomas Lifson
A brand news conservative blog, The Bull Elephant, is kicking off with a full throated attack on some of the consultants that have worked for the Ron Paul presidential campaign
The Three Problems with Ron Paul January 22, 2012Andrew Foy, M.D. and Brenton Stransky
Ron Paul does not have the smile of Obama, the folksy likability of Romney or the carving wit of Gingrich. In fact, Ron Paul looks (and sounds) nothing like a Washington elitist.
Ron Paul's Successful Brand Strategy January 17, 2012Mark Edward Taylor
The key to Paul's current success in his third run for the presidential nomination is his political branding. Paul has become the savviest pitchman in the narrowing Republican primary field.
Ron Paul and Double Standards January 12, 2012Seth A. Foreman
Now that Ron Paul has achieved electoral respectability in the Republican primaries, the media is in high dudgeon over his extremism. Elsewhere, though, the same media is noticeably silent.
A Defense of Ron Paul and Political Boldness January 9, 2012Andrew Foy, M.D. and Brenton Stransky
The problem with political campaigns in general is that candidates intentionally run on platitudes, all the while providing very few specifics. Not so with Ron Paul.
Ron Paul: Iowa's Confusion - America's Ross Perot? December 29, 2011Rev. Michael Bresciani
What the candidates and the entire citizenry of Iowa may think of Ron Paul runs a weak second to what he really will be if he runs as a third-party candidate. Nothing he has ever said, or done, will keep it from happening.
The Madness of Ron Paul December 21, 2011Adam Yoshida
Ron Paul as the standard-bearer of libertarianism can be nothing but destructive for a valid and important strand of conservative thought.
Ron Paul: Why Not? December 2, 2011Daren Jonescu
How can Ron Paul, who counts among his supporters a sizable group of people who hope that his first act as president will be to reveal that the 9/11 attacks were an inside job, continue to draw significant poll numbers among Republican primary voters?
Where Ron Paul Meets Barack Obama November 23, 2011Shoshana Bryen
They share an odd understanding that the United States is, by nature and by history, a cause of tension in the world, and that others need reassurance that the U.S. means no harm.
The Problem with Paul September 24, 2011Anthony W. Hager
As Social Security is considered the third rail of national politics, Ron Paul is the third rail of the Republican Party. Shame he's right about almost everything.
No Ron, 9/11 is Not Our Fault September 14, 2011Peter Heck
It is sad that a man who speaks so eloquently about the benefits of human liberty like Dr. Paul does fails miserably to acknowledge the existential threat it faces from global jihad.
