Randy Brogdon - The Champion of States Rights
Randy Brogdon is a Gubernatorial candidate from Oklahoma who wants to take on the Federal Government.
RunRandRun.com passes 1,000 pledges, momentum builds.
As you may know Rand Paul is in the exploratory committee phase in his bid to run for U.S. Senate in the 2010 election.
Rand Paul Money Bomb Aug 20th
Dear Patriots,
Will Rand Paul run for U.S. Senate?
Rand Paul only needs Bunning to announce his retirement to enter the race. The fact that he may run is already creating major media buzz. Keep your finger crossed. If he runs he will win.
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Supporting HR 1207
I was looking for a way to ask that we all start using Ron Paul's HR 1207 banner as our facebook profile pictures.
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Tonight on BreakTheMatrix.com, Cynthia McKinney appears for a special interview at 7pm EST.
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Civil liberties group investigates arrests at county legislature meeting
A leading civil rights advocacy organization wants to look at documents surrounding the arrests of three community leaders at a Monroe County Legislature committee meeting.
The Genesee Valley Chapter of the New York Civil Liberties Union filed a Freedom of Information request to review legislative records for Feb. 9 and Feb. 12. On Feb. 9, Assemblyman David Gantt, D-Rochester, and Ministers Franklin Florence and Raymond Scott were arrested. Two others were arrested on Feb. 12.
New US spy bill exposes telecoms
A newly-passed US surveillance bill could open the door to lawsuits against telecommunications firms.
The bill, passed on Friday morning by the House of Representatives, would not provide immunity against legal actions to any firm which complied with the NSA's controversial warrantless wiretapping program.
That policy had been challenged by civil rights groups, which claimed that the practice was illegal and that the telecom companies broke the law by turning over records to the agency.
Patriot Act infringes on civil liberties, allows for privacy invasion
In response to the recent figures that put this current war at costing billions of dollars, Nobel Prize-winning economist Joseph Stiglitz recently remarked, "For a fraction of the cost of this war we could have put Social Security on a sound footing for the next half-century or more."
To describe this phenomenal cost, New York Times author Bob Herbert declared that this spending was like a "cancer inside the American economy."
White House contenders war over Iraq
WASHINGTON (AFP) — White House hopeful Hillary Clinton insisted Monday that her plans to pull combat troops out of Iraq would represent a triumph for US diplomacy and not defeat at the hands of Al-Qaeda.
The former first lady traded long-distance barbs with Republican John McCain as he visited Baghdad, and also assailed her Democratic rival Barack Obama as failing to match his oratory on Iraq with anti-war action in the US Senate.
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