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Still nothing on ANY of the MSM broadcast of the CFL rally today (TOTAL BLACKOUT). CNN and NBC have gone out of their way to spend time talking about the music at the GOP convention and MSNBC to cover the dumbest street people in St. Paul about the convention.
Former Republican Candidate Kicks Off Counter-Rally, Calls McCain "Lesser of Two Evils"
By NITYA VENKATARAMAN and Z. BYRON WOLF
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 2, 2008
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Politics/Conventions/story?id=5709014&page=1
Still on a mission to remake the GOP, former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul offered no support for his party's presidential nominee, calling John McCain "the lesser of two evils."
ron paul
CFL Attendees applaud and raise signs at former presidential candidate and Congressman Ron Paul's Rally for the Republic Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008 in Minneapolis. Paul, a Republican, is from Texas.
Paul's comments at his Minneapolis press conference came as doors opened to his Republican National Convention counter-rally, where an estimated 10,000-plus members of Paul's grassroots army bought tickets for his speech later tonight.
The Republican congressman from Texas' legion of supporters have gathered in the Twin City area from across the country since this weekend and began congregating by midmorning to display their fierce loyalty to Paul and a defiance to the mainstream that marked them through the primary process. At the entrance to the Target Center -- across the Mississippi River, eight miles from St. Paul -- they waved signs, cried "freedom!", and cheered for passing cars that honked encouragement as though the candidate himself was emerging.
Former Republican Candidate Kicks Off Counter-Rally, Calls McCain "Lesser of Two Evils"
By NITYA VENKATARAMAN and Z. BYRON WOLF
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept. 2, 2008
http://www.abcnews.go.com/Politics/Conventions/story?id=5709014&page=1
Still on a mission to remake the GOP, former Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul offered no support for his party's presidential nominee, calling John McCain "the lesser of two evils."
ron paul
CFL Attendees applaud and raise signs at former presidential candidate and Congressman Ron Paul's Rally for the Republic Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008 in Minneapolis. Paul, a Republican, is from Texas.
Paul's comments at his Minneapolis press conference came as doors opened to his Republican National Convention counter-rally, where an estimated 10,000-plus members of Paul's grassroots army bought tickets for his speech later tonight.
The Republican congressman from Texas' legion of supporters have gathered in the Twin City area from across the country since this weekend and began congregating by midmorning to display their fierce loyalty to Paul and a defiance to the mainstream that marked them through the primary process. At the entrance to the Target Center -- across the Mississippi River, eight miles from St. Paul -- they waved signs, cried "freedom!", and cheered for passing cars that honked encouragement as though the candidate himself was emerging.
