Season's Greetings from the Ron Paul Family
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From National Review Online:
By the way, with all the commotion around Huckabee's Christmas ad, a reader informed me yesterday that Huckabee was a week late – Ron Paul released his own "Merry Christmas" ad last week. I don't believe it actually aired anywhere – please correct me if I'm wrong – but Paul was apparently first in the "Merry Christmas" contest. And he has tons of money to show it everywhere, if he wants.
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