I offer this from Google without further comment: Results 1 - 10 of about 365,000 for "ron paul <http://www.google.com/url?sa=X&oi=dict&q=http://www.answers.com/paul%26\ r%3D67&usg=AFQjCNEG9UnDGnU2i1TkDSv1-3HqpAjAsQ> " libertarian <http://www.google.com/url?sa=X&oi=dict&q=http://www.answers.com/liberta\ rian%26r%3D67&usg=AFQjCNFepdJhsD5YNjsn29xY4dkwiuUvVA> .
--- In LibertarianEnterprise@yahoogroups.com, "Gregory Stuart Pettigrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > George Phillies for President 2008 > > FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE > > > > *December 28, 2007* > > *George Phillies on the Web* > > A web search on Google for mentions of the Libertarian Party's Presidential > candidates gives > > "George Phillies" +libertarian = 976 > "Steve Kubby" +libertarian = 867 > "Christine Smith" +libertarian = 754 > "Wayne Allyn Root" +libertarian = 221 > "Mike Jingozian" +libertarian = 533 > > All time: > "George Phillies" +libertarian = 45,500 > "Steve Kubby" +libertarian = 38,700 > "Christine Smith" +libertarian = 29,000 > "Wayne Allyn Root" +libertarian = 14,400 > "Mike Jingozian" +libertarian = 6430 > > (When two people try these searches, they may get modestly different > numbers.) > > Each search used the candidate's name as an exact phrase, and required that > the word 'libertarian' also appear in the article. For Wayne > Root, we included all three versions of his name (Wayne Allyn Root, Wayne > Root and Wayne Allen Root) in the search. > > This is an Info Release, sent to Libertarians and Libertarian News groups, > not to the general press. Phillies 2008 also does Press Releases, now sent > to more than 6500 media outlets across the country and around the world. > Press Releases stir up general interest and support for the Libertarian > movement and the Phillies campaign. Info Releases let us send out > information libertarians who care about their party may find interesting, > but that the general press would find to be profoundly boring. > > The Phillies 2008 Libertarian Presidential Campaign press releases are > attracting attention across America, most recently in an editorial in the > December 27 Arkansas Times. > > http://www.arktimes.com/Articles/ArticleViewer.aspx?ArticleID=a99840cf-e\ b9f-4187-aa1f-11844f4887e8 > > The Editorial closed: > > **A candidate for the Libertarian Party nomination, George Phillies, speaks > more sensibly than Huckabee, Romney and the Catholic League: "When a > president takes office, he should place his hand in one place: on the > Constitution and the Bill of Rights he is swearing to protect. The > president holds a secular role defined by our Constitution. I reject the > demands of some Americans that our government should persecute other faiths > and beliefs, for example by barring abortions or regulating which marriages > are valid."* > > *A smart man, and a good American. The Republicans could use somebody like > him.** > > This editorial referred to our December 18th press release Phillies: I Will > Swear My Oath on the Constitution, not the Bible. > > > > To support the George Phillies campaign, please visit > http://phillies2008.org/donation today. > > *Contact Information: * > > > > Carolyn Marbry, Press Director > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > (510) 276-3216 > > *George Phillies for President 2008 * > http://phillies2008.org >
