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Financial reality has hit Wall Street despite past federal bailouts, according to Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party candidate for president.
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Barr says that massive subsidies for the housing industry and Bear Stearns, as well as a government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, could not insulate financial institutions from the tsunami of bad mortgage loans.
“While… Keep reading
Presidents have become celebrities. So says Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party nominee for president. That, he says, may be one reason they believe they have been elected to transform the world rather than fulfill the responsibilities of their office.
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“Sen. John McCain says that he wants to inspire Americans ‘to serve a cause greater than their self-interest,’… Keep reading
Seven years have passed since the horrid terrorist attacks of 9/11. The U.S. government can best mark the anniversary by continuing to target groups which threaten Americans, but also by respecting the liberties upon which our nation is based. So says Bob Barr, the Libertarian Party nominee for President.
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“The Bush administration deserves credit for having… Keep reading
Libertarian Party presidential candidate Bob Barr is calling on Congress to scuttle what he calls “a secret pact with Mexico.”
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“Much of Washington’s most important work is conducted behind closed doors,” says Barr. “As was the so-called Social Security ‘totalization agreement’ reached between the U.S. and Mexico, which would make hundreds of thousands of Mexican citizens eligible for… Keep reading
Bob Barr is slated to be the only presidential candidate on the ballot in Texas after Republicans and Democrats missed the Aug. 26 deadline to file in the state.
“Unless the state of Texas violates their own election laws, Congressman Barr will be the only presidential candidate on the ballot,” says Russell Verney, campaign manager for the Barr Campaign and the former campaign manager for Ross Perot. “Texas law… Keep reading | 3 Comments
While Senators John McCain and Barack Obama spar over their houses and their vice president picks, Libertarian Party presidential nominee Bob Barr picks up steam in several battleground states that will play a key role in determining the outcome of the November election.
“It’s hard to ignore the numbers,” says Barr, who is polling in double-digits in some states according to a recent Zogby International poll released last week… Keep reading
Bob Barr’s presidential campaign is claiming the McCain campaign and the Pennsylvania Republican Party is attempting to have Barr removed from the state’s ballot.
John McCain’s campaign could not immediately be reached for comment.
“This move by the McCain campaign completely contradicts everything John McCain stood for in 2000 when his competitors were trying to keep him off the ballot,” says Barr. “McCain has become a part of… Keep reading
The Libertarian Party has nominated former Congressman Bob Barr as its candidate for president for the 2008 election.
“I’m sure will we emerge here with the strongest ticket in the history of the Libertarian Party,” Barr stated in his victory speech shortly after being selected as the Party’s nominee. “I want everybody to remember that we only have 163 days to win this election. We cannot waste one single… Keep reading
Daniel Imperato, international businessman and Independent candidate for President, is set to challenge Bob Barr for the nomination at the Libertarian Party Convention this weekend in Denver, CO. It looks to be a tough fight that gains some media attention.
Imperato, meanwhile, is pointing out differences between the Libertarian Party and the two dominant political parties, and how 2008 may just be the year that the U.S. sees a… Keep reading | 2 Comments
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