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Military-focused super-PAC forms in support of Ron Paul

By Rachel Leven - 02/01/12 11:34 AM ET

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A new super-PAC that touts presidential hopeful Ron Paul as the natural choice for military voters has registered with the Federal Election Commission.

The group, Friends of Ron Paul for President, says its goal is to “greatly increase awareness of Ron Paul’s Campaign.” The website for the political action committee notes Paul is the only remaining GOP presidential candidate who served in the armed forces, and touts him as the “the military’s "top tier" candidate.” 

“If Americans actually listened to the veterans that they claim to respect so much, their attitude would change,” U.S. Army specialist Aidan Delgado said in a video featured on the website. 

“But the thing is Americans want to honor the veterans in a very cursory way … but they don’t want to honor the veterans by really listening to what they have to say.”

The 14-minute video shows images of planes hitting New York's Twin Towers on Sept. 11, 2001. It also shows Paul defending his position that the 9/11 attacks were “blowback” for America’s actions around the world.  

“Most of the American people are totally unaware of what really goes on with our foreign policy and of the way we’re irritating people. We’re creating a lot of enemies around the world,” best-selling author John Perkins says in the video. The quote appears to be from an old radio clip.

The site also includes a graph indicating “Total Donations by Active Military.” Paul has received almost $114,000 from active members of the military. President Obama is the next highest recipient with more than $68,000, the site claims.

Monique de Leon of Redondo Beach, Calif., the treasurer of the super-PAC, could not be reached immediately for comment. 

Paul has at least one other active independent expenditure committee. Endorse Liberty, with treasurer Abraham Niederhauser, disclosed yesterday spending about $392,000 in 2011 after receiving more than $1.02 million and having almost $628,000 cash on hand.

Paul finished last in Tuesday’s Florida primary. His campaign — Ron Paul 2012 Presidential Campaign Committee — finished the quarter having received $13.3 million this quarter and $25.5 million this year. 

Paul’s campaign spent almost $15.1 million in the fourth quarter out of $24.2 million for the year. His campaign has no debts and $1.9 million cash on hand, according to commission filings.

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This 2012 campaign cycle has been amazing in it's intensity. I don't remember a more incendiary political landscape, and my experience goes back to Truman. I don't think there will be a definite winner until the RNC convention  this summer.

I'm saving some of my political energy until the Republican candidate has been chosen.

I'm keeping my eyes on the prize . . . . . getting Obama and the democrat machine out of the White House. The clean up after the Obama's leave is going to be a news story in itself.

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