Republican candidate Ron Paul won't be elected president in November, but his campaign is sparking an incredible movement of libertarian conservatives in the Republican Party.
Newsmax explores the question: Will Paul's campaign, like Barry Goldwater's a half century before, change the GOP?
Paul has become the first successful campaign of the Internet age — as his "open source" online network has raised tens of millions — outstripping the other Republican candidates and even Hillary Clinton's latest tallies.
Adding to the Web magic is the fact that the Texas congressman has been arguing old conservative themes: small government, limited taxation, and reduced intervention abroad.
It's a libertarian message that resonates with millions of Americans.
Newsmax magazine's special report, "Paul Won't Be President, But ..." offers an in-depth look at the Paul campaign, which raked in $20 million in contributions in the last quarter of 2007, surpassing even Hillary Clinton's fourth quarter total.
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This exclusive Newsmax report explores:
- Why young voters are ignoring Obama and flocking to Paul's campaign
- How conservatives' dissatisfaction fuels Paul's run
- The Ron Paul interview — he doesn't mince words
- Why Paul could be the next Goldwater
- Why some conservatives fear Paul's isolationism could harm America
- How Paul's Net-savvy campaign is exploiting the online world
- Libertarians and conservatives — where do they differ?
- The Internet wizard who has mushroomed Paul's campaign
- Why Paul would abolish the Dept. of Education
- Why Paul calls 9/11 a "failure of government"
- Paul's "white blimp" campaigning
- What energizes Paul's powerful base
- Why GOP activist Grover Norquist applauds Paul's campaign
- How Paul's less-than-fortunate upbringing shaped his character
- Paul's surprising support from military members
- The two primal forces in campaigns: money and votes
- Libertarian stars — Clint Eastwood, Drew Cary, and other surprises
- Paul's lasting impact on the Republican Party
- How Paul could be the "Republican Ralph Nader"
- Why other candidates are emulating Paul's methods
- Libertarians through the ages
- How Paul could eventually decide the general election
- And much more
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