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FROM THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY: It's Time to Come Home Posted February 10th, 2008 by xntryk1 ----- Original Message ----- From: Libertarian Party Sent: Saturday, February 09, 2008 8:08 PM Subject: It's Time to Come Home February 9, 2008 FROM THE LIBERTARIAN PARTY: Dear friend, Late Friday evening, Ron Paul sent out a message to his many supporters stating that he had a "nearly zero" chance of winning the Republican nomination in a brokered convention. Dr. Paul also stated loud and clear that "there will be no third party run." Many of our own members, maybe even you, have been enthusiastic...

This is a WorldNetDaily printer-friendly version of the article which follows. "Progressive" political site DailyKos is urging Democrats in Michigan to cross over and vote for Gov. Mitt Romney in Tuesday's primary to keep the candidate in the GOP race and thereby ensure the Republicans continue "trashing each other."

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa—On a recent ice-swept morning, a group of self-described moderate Republicans met in a hotel convention room, looking to find a way to break the chill of a presidential season that has found many of them left out in the cold. "Our goal is to get traditional centrist moderate Republicans to get to the caucus and make their voices heard," said former Iowa Lt. Gov. Joy Corning. "The moderates who are out there, they've been rather quiet for a few years. Many of them have dropped out of the party or become independents, and so this is...

Tuesday's election revealed an emerging trend in American politics -- Democrats crossing party lines to vote for conservative moral values. Exit polls indicate it happened in the presidential race. Political analysts say it happened in South Dakota, where Senate Democratic Leader Tom Daschle lost his bid for re-election. And it happened in Westmoreland County, where incumbent Sen. Allen G. Kukovich, D-Manor, was unseated by Republican challenger Bob Regola, who successfully painted the senator as out of touch with the increasingly conservative 39th District. Veteran lawmaker Kukovich, 57, was defeated by about 5,300 votes even though Westmoreland County Democrats outnumber Republicans...