RT— Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul won his first caucus over the weekend, but the mainstream media by-and-large reported Mitt Romney the victor instead.

Voters in the US Virgin Islands hit the polls on Saturday to nominate an opponent… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— U.S. Presidential candidate Ron Paul had a glorious moment to shine today as he sat and grilled Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke over issues like inflation, commodities, and gas prices.

At today’s House committee circus, Ron Paul,… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— Republican presidential contender Ron Paul is apparently teaming up with billionaire mormon Mitt Romney to accomplish God knows what.

Paul is seen by many as America’s last best hope to restore sanity to Washington. Romney makes… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— In the Arizona GOP debate, Ron Paul rightly called out ‘demonic elf creature’, Rick Santorum by labeling him a ‘fake’.

When asked by CNN’s John King just why Paul thought Santorum was a fake, Paul boldly responded,… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— Ron Paul has yet to win a single state due to intensive voter fraud leveled up against him by the establishment. But despite his losses, Paul may still play a very prominent role at the GOP convention… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul has recently come out very strongly against a proposed ‘global tax’ which would no doubt lead directly in to a ‘world government’ scenario.

Gene Sperling, Obama’s director of the National Economic Council,… Continue reading →

Grant J. Kidney— With only eighty percent of precinct votes being counted in tonight’s Maine GOP caucus, Party officials are fraudulently and illegally announcing a Mitt Romney victory so as to prevent Ron Paul from capturing the state.

Early polls… Continue reading →

Tonight is the Maine Republican caucus and Ron Paul is being favored excellently according to the polls.

Ron Paul fairs well in every state in fact. In Iowa, Ron Paul topped all of the polls until it came to… Continue reading →

Prison Planet— GOP strategist Jack Burkman told Fox Business host Judge Andrew Napolitano that a brokered convention will force Mitt Romney to pick Ron Paul as his VP, earning Paul a place on the Republican ticket.

Stating that Ron… Continue reading →

Politico— GOLDEN VALLEY, Minn. — Ron Paul had his best night of the year in Minnesota on Tuesday, beating Mitt Romney for a strong second-place showing and proving he can expand his base of support from four years ago.

Coming… Continue reading →

Reuters— Despite his strong showing in early state contests in the race for the Republican presidential nomination, Mitt Romney’s support nationwide has dipped slightly during the past month, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Tuesday.

Romney was… Continue reading →

I am a fervent and ardent supporter of Ron Paul- but given the media’s absolute victory in so preventing a Ron Paul nominee scenario, its probably time for Dr. Paul to just throw in the towel and to quit the… Continue reading →

Prison Planet— Despite winning the event’s annual straw poll for the last two years running, Ron Paul has seemingly been excluded from this year’s CPAC conference, with Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich announced as keynote speakers but Paul appearing… Continue reading →

Host Grant J. Kidney covers the continued Ron Paul media blackout after the Florida Republican primary event. This and other anti establishment news is discussed.

Revolution Radio airs every day. Episodes typically range up to a half an hour in… Continue reading →

Kyle Schuh— As I read the news, and watch the presidential debates it becomes ever-more clear that despite Ron Paul’s large and enthusiastic following he will quite likely not win either the Republican nomination or the presidency itself. Paul… Continue reading →

Infowars— In the Soviet Union common criminals were punished less harshly and received better treatment than political prisoners. A person who had committed a violent crime had more rights than someone who expressed criticism of the government and could… Continue reading →