e premte, janar 04, 2008
Next UNSC Kosovo debate: January 16
NEW YORK -- The UN Security Council will consider the UNMIK report on Kosovo on January 16, says Libyan ambassador Giadalla Ettalhi.
McCain Campaign Distraught By Ron Paul Strength
Arizona Senator and GOP presidential candidate John McCain is deeply worried that his resurgent national campaign may be stalled by a relatively strong showing in tonight's Iowa caucus by the iconoclastic Ron Paul.
Iowa Live Blogging: Ron Paul defeats Republican national front-runner in Iowa
Though Paul finished fifth in the Iowa Republican caucuses, the 72-year-old maverick placed far ahead of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who is running first in national polls.
Posted Jan 3, 2008 09:27 PM PSTCategory: MAINSTREAM MEDIA
Proving that the National Mainstream Media Polls do not measure public opinion so much as try to manufacture it!
Now, some things we learn from tonight.
1. All the Ron Paul support on the internet is meaningless if you don't get out to the polls and actually vote. I don't care how cold it is; make the effort.
2. Nobody expected Ron Paul to win tonight, but there is no question he did far better than most commentators were expecting.
3. Scare-mongering as a campaign strategy is SOOOO 20th Century!
ABC cuts 3 from presidential debate
As Ron Paul did place in double digits in the Iowa Caucus, ABC would have looked rather biased to have eliminated him at this point. (MR)
Ron Paul Vows to Take Campaign to NH
Attention Ron Paul supporters: If there is one lesson to take away from Iowa it is that sitting at your computers filling out online polls does not get your guy into office. Yes, more Ron Paul supporters showed up than showed for Rudy Giuliani and Mr. "Terrorism" may be on his way out. But not enough Ron Paul supporters got off their duffs, braved the cold, and caucused. You know who you are. You got over-confident, figured that "the other" Ron Paul supporters would get out there and stayed home where it was warm and cozy.
Money isn't enough. Online activism isn't enough. You have to press the flesh and talk up your guy in the real world as much as the other candidates do, so for you Ron Paul supporters in the other 49 states, learn from the Iowans' mistake.
Ron Paul actually did better than a lot of people expected. He went double-digit result, beat Giuliani, and got close to Thompson and McCain.
Paul can still stay in the race if he has a strong showing in New Hampshire. If he does well there, then it will be time for the big push for Super Tuesday. McCain and Thompson are running out of money and they don't have a lot of grass roots support. They may fizzle out after New Hampshire if Paul can pull ahead of them.
That puts Paul in a position to negotiate for the VP slot at the convention if Super Tuesday puts enough delegates in his column. (MR)
Serbian minister vows they "will not lose Kosovo"
In Kosovo's ethnically-divided town of Mitrovica, a Serbian minister has vowed that Belgrade will defend the province by what he calls "all means".
New Kosovo Parliament Sworn In
Kosovo's legislators were sworn in Friday at the first session of a new parliament that is widely expected to declare independence from Serbia early this year.
e enjte, janar 03, 2008
Ron Paul Air Corps Set To Soar Over American Cities
Funding sought for 50 flights dragging huge "Revolution" banner
Paul Campaign Manager Urges Boycott Of Fox News Sponsors
Ron Paul's 2008 presidential campaign manager Kent Snyder has slammed Fox News' decision to bar the Congressman from a live televised January 6 forum as "an insult" and has urged supporters to boycott Fox sponsors if they follow through on their promise to exclude Dr. Paul.
Posted Jan 3, 2008 07:50 AM PSTCategory: MAINSTREAM MEDIA
This will be much more effective if you actually CALL the sponsors and TELL them you are boycotting their products because they advertise on FOX News. Mention the sell-off of FOX News stock and tell them their stock is headed the same way. If they get enough phone calls, they will in turn hit the panic button and call FOX. (MR)
e mërkurë, janar 02, 2008
Gergana Grancharova: We will have important decisions regarding Kosovo ahead of us during the next six months
Gergana Grancharova, Minister for European Affairs, in an interview with the Bulgarian National Radio /BNR/.
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