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  • Ron Paul Dominates Non-partisan Straw Poll

    08/27/2007 12:59:56 PM PDT · by rface · 262 replies · 4,030+ views
    TransWorldNews ^ | 8/27/2007 | staff
    Washington D.C. 8/27/2007 5:20 PM GMT (FINDITT - Top Story) USAElectionPolls.com has an audience of about 67,000 visitors per month according to the latest statistics by Quantcast -- making it the most visited polling website with the exception of RealClearPolitics. The web site has been having an online straw poll for three days on voters' preference for the 2008 election; both Democrats and Republicans are listed. Ron Paul is leading the group of almost 20 candidates with 51%. Even more impressive is that he currently has 1744 votes while the second place candidate Dennis Kucinich has 613 votes -- 18%....
  • Custer's Foes Memorialized At Little Bighorn

    06/25/2003 5:59:46 PM PDT · by chance33_98 · 20 replies · 270+ views
    Custer's Foes Memorialized At Little Bighorn Monument To American Indians Erected To Remember Historic Battle POSTED: 7:11 p.m. EDT June 25, 2003 UPDATED: 7:17 p.m. EDT June 25, 2003 LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT, Mont. -- More than a century after Custer fell at the Little Bighorn, the American Indians he was attacking are being memorialized as well. About 4,000 people turned out for the dedication of the first permanent memorial to the Indians who fought on that Montana battlefield on June 25, 1876. On that historic day, Lt. Col. George Custer ordered his forces to attack an Indian...
  • Indians Finally Recognized at Little Bighorn Battlefield

    06/22/2003 6:39:13 AM PDT · by wallcrawlr · 10 replies · 384+ views
    Associated Press ^ | Jun. 22, 2003 | Becky Bohrer
    LITTLE BIGHORN BATTLEFIELD NATIONAL MONUMENT, Mont. - The words were angry, ugly. But to Tim Lame Woman, they were truth, and they nagged at him to be spoken whenever he passed the grassy battlefield where Lt. Col. George Custer became a legend. On a June day in 1988, Lame Woman marched with other members of the American Indian Movement to the monument to the 7th Cavalry atop Last Stand Hill. They placed at its base a crudely engraved plaque honoring the "Indian patriots who fought and defeated the U.S. Cavalry in order to save our women and children from mass...