Mr. Paul was supposed to be a memory by now. But in the Oregon primary last week, he won 15 percent of the vote, and the campaign appears to be growing into something beyond a conventional protest campaign.

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It is impossible to imagine his new book, The Revolution: A Manifesto, selling in droves, or even being published at all, if Paul had not run his quixotic presidential race. We have proof.

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Why I could never vote for Ron Paul

The Ron Paul Phenomenon has been sweeping the country, taking campuses by storm, getting people interested in politics who otherwise would never be.

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Ron Paul Concedes Primary Race, Vows No Third Party Run, But The Revolution Will Live On in the Paulitician

Every generation needs a new revolution.

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For Dr. Ron Paul, A Dose Of Reality

T-minus three days and counting to the Iowa Caucus and everything seems to be going smoothly. The Democrats are in a dead heat which should give the Iowans something to think about as they shuffle about late into the night. The Republicans, however, are a different story.

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An article that has a plan and the reasons that we should Poke Faux News in the Eye for their snub of the Ron Paul Campaign

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Trevor Lyman is unshaven, wearing a T-shirt and jeans and sitting at the dining table of his rented home.

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A Times reporter -- we'll call him James Rainey to protect his identity -- has managed to penetrate the Paul presidium.

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"I ask every young person I meet, 'What is it you're interested in?'" Paul says. "They do talk about freedom; they do talk about the Constitution.

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This article has more-of-the-same type of media wondering to itself why itself isn't paying more attention to Ron Paul, but there was a great line that is worth sharing:

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