Ron Paul's $4.2 Million Nov 5th Money Bomb


	Ron Paul's $4.2 Million Nov 5th Money Bomb

blueridge

11-6-2007 8:22 PM

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ron paul, 2008 candidates

blueridge says:

The Washington Post knew that they had to print something. Not too bad an article. This will increase his fundraising and people will now takes his positions seriously. No way this was done by "spammers". It's very real, and the neocons' worst nightmare.

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11-6-2007 8:39 PM

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