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Could super PAC-backed third-party candidates sway presidential race?
investigations.nbcnews.com
[NBCNews.com (blog)] - Dark-horse presidential candidates Gary Johnson and Virgil Goode may not be household names, but with a little help from super PACs, they could peel away precious support from Republican Mitt Romney and possibly even President Barack Obama in
GOP glad to rid themselves of Ron Paul supporters, the move to Libertarian Party
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - Yesterday the Republican Party elected Mitt Romney as their presidential nominee at their national convention happening this week in Tampa, Florida to face Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson and expected Democratic Party presidential
Republicans work to remove Gary Johnson from Iowa ballot
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - Gary Johnson, from appearing on the Iowa ballot in November. The Romney campaign hired the Des Moines-based Nyemaster Goode PC for the challenge, which will be heard by Iowa Secretary of State Matt Schultz on Monday at 3 p.m.. "This is clearly a
Ron Paul supporters 'are not sheep', vow not to vote for Mitt Romney
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - The GOP national convention is looming this week where Republicans will vote for their presidential nominee to face Barack Obama and Gary Johnson in the November 6, general election. The contest is between Mitt Romney and Ron Paul, whereas
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