By ENGR101.com Staff
Published February 9, 2012

Polls conducted over a two-year period have consistently shown that more Democrats would cross over to vote for Congressman Ron Paul against Barack Obama for president in 2012, than they would for any other Republican contender.

Ron Paul has also acquired a huge popularity with, and support from, America’s servicemen and women.  Now President Obama’s fear of running against Paul has taken a new twist.

Obama has thrown his endorsement to Rick Santorum by threatening the Catholic Church with a birth control mandate.

Santorum, a catholic, can be expected to attract a lot of votes from now, particularly from catholic voters, until they understand the tactics of this nation’s out-of-control president.

With both Mitt Romney and Newt Gingrich fading in this presidential horserace, Obama’s move is now obviously calculated to stir up the nation’s Catholics to vote for Santorum in the primaries, in a “whatever it takes” effort to head off Ron Paul’s potential nomination at the Republican National Convention.  Obama’s potential threat was already known to many of the nation’s Catholics BEFORE the GOP primaries in Colorado, Minnesota and Missouri — three states that showed an unexpected surge of support for Santorum.

Obama knows that Santorum cannot defeat him if the GOP nominates Santorum in August.  Santorum has too much baggage in his background to be acceptable to the American people.  See “Communism to Opus Dei, Santorum has it All.”

If Catholics really wants to put a stop to Obama’s latest threat against individuals and institutions in this nation, including people of faith, in our view Ron Paul is the only Republican candidate in the race who could remove Obama from office.

Posted January 31, 2012
by Engr101.com staff

Democratic National Campaign Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz issued a statement in response to the January 26, 2012 Florida GOP debate, but limited her criticisms to one candidate and one issue: Mitt Romney and his propensity for lying.

“We’ve known for some time now that Mitt Romney will say anything to get elected — but tonight was truly a breathtaking display of dishonesty. After trying to cater to Hispanic voters this week, Romney kept up the doublespeak tonight — trying to downplay his extreme positions on immigration and acting as if he had never said that undocumented workers and their families should be rounded up and kicked out of America.

“Romney continues to try to have it both ways on every issue under the sun. Tonight, he lied about not voting for a Democrat if there was a Republican on the ballot — there was when he voted for Paul Tsongas in a Democratic primary in 1992 in the same election where President George H.W. Bush faced Pat Buchanan. He lied about never saying his Massachusetts health care plan was a model for the nation — the truth is that he’s often said it was. And tonight he even tried to distort the President’s strong record of commitment to Israel, claiming that President Obama has not addressed rocket attacks on Israel before the United Nations when in fact he explicitly did so — and when the President has actually visited Sderot and affirmed Israel’s right to defend itself.

“Tonight, Romney called his enormous personal wealth ‘an asset to help America.’ But there’s just one complication: he’s not investing in America. He has had millions in investments and accounts in

By Rafi Farber
Republished on ENGR101.com on January 30, 2012

Lately I’ve been having trouble sleeping. I sit here in my living room in Karnei Shomron, Israel, on the 8th night of Chanukah, wondering what other miracles lay in store on January 3rd and in the months ahead. The name Ron Paul is constantly at my fingertips. I’ve typed it in so many times the past month it’s insane. I’m experiencing an excitement I’ve rarely ever felt, and I don’t even live in America anymore. During the last Republican debate I woke myself up at 3am Israel time to watch an 8pm EST live stream on YouTube, with no fatigue whatsoever. I’m on overdrive, and I can’t calm myself.

I’ve only recently figured out what this excitement actually is.

I first got interested in the whole freedom movement when I heard that Ron Paul wanted to end all foreign aid, including to my country, Israel. This seemed like a spectacular idea to me. I hate the idea of taking American tax payer money I don’t need. The only reason we take it, by the way, is not because we need it. It’s that we don’t want to feel alone, and Jews always feel a deep existential isolation and loneliness. “As I see them from the mountain tops, gaze on them from the heights, this is a people that dwells alone, not counted among the Nations,” says Balaam of the People of Israel in Numbers 23:9. We still feel that loneliness. So we take the money. It’s shameful, it’s theft, it’s destructive, it’s morally wrong, and it makes people hate us for tying them into a conflict they have no business trying to solve. I wanted it to end and didn’t trust any Israeli leader to give it up on his own, so I looked up more about Ron Paul.

What I found was fascinating. On the forums, I learned of people who, back in ’08, literally gave their

by ENGR101.com Staff
Published January 26, 2012

What if our foreign policy of the past century is deeply flawed and has not served our national security interests?…What if Christianity actually teaches peace and not preventive wars of aggression?  Click here for video of Ron Paul delivering his speech.