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irishspirit
13th May 2011, 14:14
The Texas congressman officially announced his pursuit of the 2012 Republican presidential nomination Friday ahead of a rally in Exeter, N.H.
"At this moment I'm officially announcing I am a candidate," he told ABC's "Good Morning America (http://www.foxnews.com/topics/entertainment/tv-shows/good-morning-america.htm#r_src=ramp)."
"The time has come around to the point where the people are agreeing with much of what I've been saying for 30 years so I think the time is right," he added.
Paul, 75, made his remarks from New Hampshire, where he's on a two-day swing following a stop in Iowa.
The libertarian-leaning Republican, who has already run twice for the presidency in 1988 and 2008, had already formed a presidential exploratory committee, opened an office in Iowa and used his trademark money bomb method to raise more than $1 million online on the day of the first Republican presidential debate in South Carolina last week.


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Janos
13th May 2011, 14:42
I saw that this morning. Ye beat me to the post, mate. ;)

Whilst I'd generally consider this a 'good thing', for the fact that Ron Paul will raise people's awareness of some of what is really going on in regards to the Federal Reserve, etc, I suppose I'm probably a bit jaded when it comes to the possibility of changing anything within the system.

Bilderberg had plans to 'remove' Ron Paul should he have won the election in 2008. What makes us think they won't unshelve such plans again?

And for all of those into weird numbers stuff, today is Friday the 13th, which celebrates the Knight's Templar's massacre... which is also why it is 'unlucky'. Unlucky if you were one of the Knights Templar, perhaps.

So folks can contemplate the announcement of Ron Paul's candidacy on this auspicious of dates and come up with some special, spiffy, satanic reason why it was announced TODAY of all days.

My thought? Maybe it was just announced on a Friday, because they didn't want to wait until Monday. :P