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"The Holy Spirit has the task of UNDOING what the ego has made. It must undo it in the same realm of discourse in which the ego itself operates, or the mind would be unable to understand the change." -A Course in Miracles Ron Paul may have substantial support in the ultimate Louisiana GOP delegation. Uncommitted delegates who lead the slate are committed to not supporting McCain. Ron Paul was next in line. Despite the establishment media's mantra that Republicans will very soon be down to a three man race: McCain, Romney and Giuliani ... Ron Paul even before Louisiana had 4 times as many delegates as Giuliani. (Actually, Real Clear Politics has reported that Giuliani has only one delegate so far, while Ron Paul has 4. Of course the accuracy of this count is not real clear, since The Green Papers shows Ron Paul with 8 delegates and Giuliani with zero.) However many delegates he has, Ron Paul is happy because his message is being heard and money keeps rolling in so he can

"I once asked you to sell all you have and give to the poor and follow me. This is what I meant. If you have no investment in anything in this world, you can teach the poor where their treasure is. The poor are merely those who have invested wrongly, and they are poor indeed! Because they are in need it is given you to help them, since you are among them. Consider how perfectly your lesson would be learned if you were unwilling to share their belief in poverty." -Jesus Christ The Barack Obama frenzy seems like a cultural fad which on the surface appears to have grown out of Obama's youth, beauty, and spell-binding oratory. Nonetheless, there are dozens in the radio, television and film industry who are young, handsome and captivating speakers. So there has to be more to the Obama phenomena. The answer lies in Obama's Marxist "Liberation Theology." Not that voters would support Marxism if Obama was honest about his beliefs. But the Marxist establishment, nowa

"We said that peace must first surmount the obstacle of your desire to get rid of it. Where the attraction of guilt holds sway, peace is not wanted. The second obstacle that peace must flow across, and closely related to the first, is the belief that the body is valuable for what it offers." -A Course in Miracles The "mainstream" media (read "liberal-left" media) has adored Ron Paul's talk of leaving oppressed people (oppressed by socialist governments) to fend for themselves, not volunteering to intervene to help them. To be sure, Americans have been brainwashed by the left-wing media day in and day out, night in and night out, for years now. Probably some Ron Paul supporters have grown up never hearing any other side of the story. But a close observation of the majority of Ron Paul supporters shows they are not all anti-intervention mudddleheads. For most Ron Paul supporters, for example, the Iraq war is not the main issue. Their "first things

Arkansans talk for, against Huckabee in Iowa Friday, Dec 14, 2007 By Aaron Sadler Stephens Washington Bureau (Click to read entire story: Arkansans Talk For, Against Huckabee in Iowa WASHINGTON - Dueling bands of Arkansas travelers hit Iowa on Thursday with drastically different accounts of Mike Huckabee's record as governor. Republican ex-legislators squared off on a Des Moines, Iowa, radio talk show, then campaigned in the state ahead of its GOP presidential caucus Jan. 3. Huckabee brought to Iowa a group of five Arkansas Republicans who praised his tenure and compared him to GOP icon Ronald Reagan. Meanwhile, Huckabee foes from the governor's native state said Huckabee was more like a former president that Republicans disdain. "He's a pro-gun, pro-life Bill Clinton," said former state Sen. Jim Holt, R-Springdale, "(with) his communications skills, his likability and the way he's governed with taxes and all." A five-day visit to Iowa by Holt and fo

Imagine a pair of Ron Paul supporters and it’s doubtful that Carl and Leslie Bockenstedt come to mind: The couple is married, middle-aged and Mormon, and neither knows much about MySpace. (Click to read entire story: Can Ron Paul Go Mainstream? ) Everywhere in America, the youngest members of families, sometimes first time voters, are flirting with the idea of voting for Ron Paul. From sea to shining sea, the lowest paid, least financially secure members of society are sensing that government only holds them back, but a minimal-government kind of guy like Ron Paul promises a world of opportunity. The pendulum is swinging away from the unnatural socialist "discourage producers and encourage freeloaders" type state, and back to the natural "freedom to make one's own way and determine one's own fortunes." Why wouldn't young people favor Ron Paul? Why wouldn't economically struggling people support Ron Paul? Poor people can see what rich people become bl