Ron Paul's candidacy is: "Why do we have a federal government?" The policy wonk in me loves Paul (R-Texas) for this, even though I disagree with much of what he says. And in that vein, I highly recommend perusing the plan Paul released Monday for

Outraises all other Republican candidates combined, outraises Obama The Ron Paul 2012 Presidential Campaign raised more campaign donations from active.

Ron Paul of Texas said Tuesday on CNN that businessman Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan was “dangerous” and would place a burden on the poor. Cain's plan would eliminate the current individual income tax, corporate

What would a Ron Paul economy look like? Suzy Khimm connects the dots for the Washington Post: Ever wonder what Ron Paul's America would look like? Then read.

Ron Paul of Texas said Tuesday on CNN that businessman Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax plan was “dangerous” and would place a burden on the poor. Cain's plan would eliminate the current individual income tax, corporate

But Ron Paul filed first by proxy, sending a staffer who quietly signed him up just after 8 am By late afternoon, one other candidate — former Utah Gov. Jon Hunstman — had filed in person, and one — Andy Martin of Chicago — had filed by mail.

Ron Paul rolled out his campaign's central policy plan. They're both in Nevada, a state that no one else seems to be contesting in earnest. Most of the GOP field will convene here Tuesday for a presidential debate at the Venetian Resort Hotel Casino.

Ron Paul (R-Texas), who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination, unveiled a plan to cut nearly that much in 2013 alone, followed by similar cuts in the next two years, yielding a balanced budget by 2015. The contrast between the so-called

Ron Paul was a winner; Rep. Michele Bachmann (Minn.), Newt Gingrich and Jon Huntsman were losers. http://wapo.st/oHMg1P • Saturday Night Live actually did a funny recap of the last debate (really!) – http://bit.ly/r41Yfm SuperFan badge holders