And here is a TV report on the June 28th convention
that explains why it will be legitimate.

On March 25, former Alaska U.S. Senator Mike Gravel joined the Libertarian Party. He currently lives in Virginia, which does not have registration by party. Gravel joined the party by becoming a dues-paying member. Thanks to ThirdPartyWatch for this news.

McCain manager Rick Davis has e-mailed the senator's top fundraisers asking that they help Giuliani retire the debt he incurred before dropping out of the Republican primary race, The Politico reported Monday.

"While this is an unusual request, it is extremely important for the McCain campaign and the party," Davis wrote. "We need to help Mayor Giuliani retire his debt as soon as possible so we can move forward with everyone spending 100 percent of their time helping to get John McCain in the White House.

Judge Napolitano defends the Only True Conservative running in the Republican race TX-Congressman Ron Paul who is also endorsed by Barry Goldwater Jr.

SEE YOU AT THE CONVENTION! NO THIRD PARTY! The convention will be ground Zero for his fight for the Whitehouse and our springboard to propel our R3VOLUTION for FREEDOM onward into the future; no mater who wins the nomination in the end. If all Ron wanted was to be President for the sake of being President, he would bow out and cover his tracks like others before him; caring more about his image than what is best for our Country's future.

Some Ron Paul supporters talked about a Paul-Palin ticket, but now it is McCain supports are calling out her name as a possible running mate. The article reads: "Mrs. Palin is one of conservatism's own, and would be the first female vice president. She's young being only 44 (two years behind Senator Obama), she is wildly known to despise government corruption. She defeated a horribly entrenched and corrupt Republican political machine in Alaska."

Mr. Obama has continued to lie about his past in regards to his use and sale of drugs and his sex with a gay male in 1999

It doesn't sound like an official campaign suspension, but he does say it's unwinnable and the campaign will "wind down soon"...he does implore, among other things, that everyone still run as delegates, I suppose as a symbolic gesture and to remind the party that although the battle is over, the war is still on. "The Revolution." he says, "must be more than just Ron Paul."

In the wake of South Carolina U.S. Senator Lindsay Graham's Republican primary triumph - it looks like his Democratic challenger Bob Conley might offer the only hope of electing a conservative come November.