Ron Paul Number One GOP Candidate on YouTube, Surpasses Romney

From Ron Paul’s MySpace campaign page:

Congressman Ron Paul now has the most number of YouTube subscribers among the Republican candidates for president. During the last 24 hours, Congressman Paul passed Mitt Romney to take the #1 spot.

Paul: 1,961
Romney: 1,889
Giuliani: 1,276
McCain: 1,184

641 Signatures Needed

Ron Paul supporters are uniting to try to convince Tucker Carlson of MSNBC to once again endorse Ron Paul for President as he did in 1988.

NATIONAL REVIEW Ignores Ron Paul, Lists 9 Candidates in Debate Analysis

Even conservative National Review ignores Ron Paul — could it be that they are afraid that the REAL conservatives (i.e., the ones against big government) are catching on and defecting from the GOP en masse? Read the article by NRO’s David Frum:

The Party and the Candidates (Compelling title, I might add…)

Ron Paul in U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

It seems someone is onto something good…

RON PAUL IN US NEWS & WORLD REPORT:

“Ron Paul’s Online Rise” by Chris Wilson

Canucks Taking Notice of Ron Paul

Before you get upset about my labelling our friendly neighbors to the north “Canucks,” please note that I live very close to the border, my favorite band hails from across the River, and my favorite beer is Labatt Blue (note that this quasi-sacriligious remark comes from a German-American who has lived in the Old Country and holds a degree in German). In short, I’ve earned it. Besides, I’m a fan of Québecoise cuisine.

Anyway, Canada’s own National Post has joined in at least reporting on the Ron Paul Revolution:

http://communities.canada.com/nationalpost/blogs/posted/archive/2007/05/08/blog-watch-who-is-ron-paul.aspx

Pretty cool, eh?

Google Caught in the Act? "Ron Paul Effect" Goes from 40 to 14,000 Results in the Space of 5 Hours

Consider this: at 4:30 A.M. today Google search results for “ron paul effect” gave 40 results (yes, as in the two-digit number), with the original ABC Rick Klein article nowhere in sight. Five hours later, there are 14,000 results (yes, as in the 5-digit number) with the Klein article at the top spot.

Perhaps a more tech-savvy person could explain this phenomenon. Or could Google be joining ABC’s efforts to squash Ron Paul supporters’ voices?

New Opportunity for Ron Paul Supporters at MSNBC

There are currently 18 comments; will they delete these and follow ABC’s footsteps, or have integrity?

http://boards.msn.com/MSNBCboards/thread.aspx?boardid=780&ThreadID=272256&BoardsParam=HIPDelay%3d1

ABC Leaves Ron Paul Out of Candidates’ Page; Includes Gravel and Others

ABC just can’t get enough of its anti-Paul crusade: can’t they see that this will only get even more people interested in Ron Paul? Consider this: at 4:30 A.M. Google search results for “ron paul” gave 40 results (yes, as in the two-digit number), with the original Rick Klein article nowhere in sight. Five hours later, there are 14,000 results (yes, as in the 5-digit number) with the Klein article at the top spot.