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A victory and a defeat for the old Ron

Period mixed results for Ron Paul. The libertarian wing of the Republican Party leader was found to be the preferred by the public come to C-PAC (Conservative Political Action Committee) , An organization of conservative congress is held annually and that often turns out to be a useful springboard for the Republican primary. 30% of voters considered the speech of Ron Paul as the most convincing member of the Texas ahead of Mitt Romney, former governor of Massachusetts and runner-up in the primaries of 2008, which received 23% of the vote. Instead the disastrous performance of Sarah Palin, the vice of John McCain has stopped at an insignificant 3%, well behind the MP Michelle Bachmann of Minnesota. The good news for the new chairman of the Fed's control, we turn to the negative. Ron Paul has first attempted tripping all'establishment Republican, driving the revolt of the libertarian "Patriot Act". The Patriot Act is the package of anti-terrorist wanted by George W. Bush after September 11. Initially these measures were to be temporary, as often happened, however, these measures have become de facto permanent. Since 2001 Congress has always ratified year after year, the renewal of these heavy repressive measures. Measures that with each passing year, seem to be more like tools than to front real and effective anti-terrorist measures. Ron Paul opposed the measure and from the beginning, year after year, many initial supporters of the Patriot Act have begun to follow him. Barack Obama's administration has so far continued the line of the "Patriot ACT, "confirming the measures Bushists in both 2009 and 2010. Obama had agreed with the president-elect of the House, Republican John Bohner, who had secured the votes of conservatives. A few days ago but the surprise for a handful votes of the lower house rejected the Patriot Act, which is crucial for the collapse of the extent of the rebellion Ron Paul and 25 other Republican members, including several affiliated with the TEA Party, which sided with the Democrats voting against the renewal . This morning, however, the vote was repeated, and the House gave the "Patriot Act" qualified majority of two thirds, despite the rebellion of Ron Paul. The "Patriot Act" passed in the end, true, and Ron Paul is a defeat, but the difficulties faced internal rebellion and the GOP to show how the old Ron is no longer a lone suicide bomber, but that amp is finally finding consensus within the GOP, an encouraging sign ahead of the primaries of 2012.