Showing posts with label Jesse Ventura. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jesse Ventura. Show all posts
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Ventura: Media Lied Over Citizenship Controversy
Source: Prison PlanetPaul Joseph Watson
Former Governor chastises establishment press over indictment of his patriotism.
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura today slammed the media for
lying in their suggestion that his effort to seek Mexican citizenship
meant he was giving up his U.S. citizenship, calling the smear an
attempt to portray him as unpatriotic.
Ventura set the record straight during an appearance on
the Alex Jones Show, saying he had been misquoted on “wanting to give up
my U.S. citizenship, I never once stated that,” adding that he was
merely seeking dual citizenship because he and his wife lived half the
year in Mexico anyway.
In the aftermath of his press conference on Friday, some reports announced
that Ventura was “abandoning his citizenship” and running away to
Mexico in response to a judge tossing out his case against TSA groping
in airports.
“I love my country, not my government,” Ventura remarked in response to reports that had characterized him as unpatriotic.
“I never said that I’m giving up my U.S. citizenship,
that’s a lie….they don’t even focus on what the case is about,” said
Ventura, criticizing the media for focusing on provocative statements
rather than why Ventura was denied a trial.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Former Governor Ventura Talks Paul/Ventura Ticket
Source: InfowarsKurt Nimmo
Appearing on the Alex Jones Show on Wednesday, former Minnesota
governor Jesse Ventura talked with Alex about the possibility of Ron
Paul leaving the Republican Party and joining the Libertarian Party as
their presidential candidate and if he would run with the Texas
congressman.
On Sunday, Paul told CNN’s “State of the Union” program that he has not ruled out a third party run
if he is not nominated by the Republicans to run against Obama in 2012.
He was the Libertarian Party’s presidential nominee in 1988 and ran for
the GOP nomination in 2008.
Jim Lesczynski,
media relations director for the Manhattan Libertarian Party, told ABC
News on Sunday that his party would welcome Ron Paul as its candidate.
“Absolutely, that would be fabulous,” he said, but stressed that Paul
would have to make the move by the first week of May when the party
selects a candidate.
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