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Liberty is popular - regardless of race, religion, or creed.
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Ms Silence Dogood
Nov 13, 2012, 4:39:32 PM11/13/12
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Ron Paul: A New Beginning
America is over $16 trillion in debt. The "official" unemployment rate
still hovers around 8%.
Our federal government claims the right to spy on American citizens,
indefinitely detain them, and even assassinate them without trial.
Domestic drones fly over the country for civilian surveillance.
Twelve million fewer Americans voted in 2012 than in 2008, yet
political pundits scratch their heads.
It's not hard to see why, though.
To go along with endorsing a never-ending policy of bailouts, "stimulus
packages," and foreign military adventurism, the establishment of
neither major party questions the assaults on Americans' liberties I've
named above.
As my campaign showed, the American people are fed up. Many realized
heading into Tuesday that regardless of who won the presidential
election, the status quo would be the real victor.
GOP leadership is now questioning why they didn't perform better.
They're looking at demographic changes in the United States and
implying minorities can only be brought into the party by loudly
advocating for abandoning what little remains of their limited
government platform and endorsing more statist policies.
My presidential campaign proved that standing for freedom brings people
together.
Liberty is popular - regardless of race, religion, or creed.
As long as the GOP establishment continues to not only reject the
liberty message, but actively drive away the young, diverse coalition
that supports those principles, it will see results similar to
Tuesday's outcome.
A renewed respect for liberty is the only way forward for the
Republican Party and for our country.
I urge all my Republican colleagues to join the liberty movement in
fighting for a brighter future.
Source URL: http://www.ronpaul.com/2012-11-10/ron-paul-a-new-beginning/
America is over $16 trillion in debt. The "official" unemployment rate
still hovers around 8%.
Our federal government claims the right to spy on American citizens,
indefinitely detain them, and even assassinate them without trial.
Domestic drones fly over the country for civilian surveillance.
Twelve million fewer Americans voted in 2012 than in 2008, yet
political pundits scratch their heads.
It's not hard to see why, though.
To go along with endorsing a never-ending policy of bailouts, "stimulus
packages," and foreign military adventurism, the establishment of
neither major party questions the assaults on Americans' liberties I've
named above.
As my campaign showed, the American people are fed up. Many realized
heading into Tuesday that regardless of who won the presidential
election, the status quo would be the real victor.
GOP leadership is now questioning why they didn't perform better.
They're looking at demographic changes in the United States and
implying minorities can only be brought into the party by loudly
advocating for abandoning what little remains of their limited
government platform and endorsing more statist policies.
My presidential campaign proved that standing for freedom brings people
together.
Liberty is popular - regardless of race, religion, or creed.
As long as the GOP establishment continues to not only reject the
liberty message, but actively drive away the young, diverse coalition
that supports those principles, it will see results similar to
Tuesday's outcome.
A renewed respect for liberty is the only way forward for the
Republican Party and for our country.
I urge all my Republican colleagues to join the liberty movement in
fighting for a brighter future.
Source URL: http://www.ronpaul.com/2012-11-10/ron-paul-a-new-beginning/
Lee L. Curtis
Nov 14, 2012, 11:43:00 AM11/14/12
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Ms Silence Dogood wrote:
> Ron Paul: A New Beginning
>
> America is over $16 trillion in debt. The "official" unemployment rate
> still hovers around 8%.
>
> Our federal government claims the right to spy on American citizens,
> indefinitely detain them, and even assassinate them without trial.
>
> Domestic drones fly over the country for civilian surveillance.
>
> Twelve million fewer Americans voted in 2012 than in 2008, yet
> political pundits scratch their heads.
>
> It's not hard to see why, though.
>
> To go along with endorsing a never-ending policy of bailouts,
> "stimulus packages," and foreign military adventurism, the
> establishment of neither major party questions the assaults on
> Americans' liberties I've named above.
>
> As my campaign showed, the American people are fed up. Many realized
> heading into Tuesday that regardless of who won the presidential
> election, the status quo would be the real victor.
>
> GOP leadership is now questioning why they didn't perform better.
>
> They're looking at demographic changes in the United States and
> implying minorities can only be brought into the party by loudly
> advocating for abandoning what little remains of their limited
> government platform and endorsing more statist policies.
>
> My presidential campaign proved that standing for freedom brings
> people together.
His campaign only proved his warmed over
> Ron Paul: A New Beginning
>
> America is over $16 trillion in debt. The "official" unemployment rate
> still hovers around 8%.
>
> Our federal government claims the right to spy on American citizens,
> indefinitely detain them, and even assassinate them without trial.
>
> Domestic drones fly over the country for civilian surveillance.
>
> Twelve million fewer Americans voted in 2012 than in 2008, yet
> political pundits scratch their heads.
>
> It's not hard to see why, though.
>
> To go along with endorsing a never-ending policy of bailouts,
> "stimulus packages," and foreign military adventurism, the
> establishment of neither major party questions the assaults on
> Americans' liberties I've named above.
>
> As my campaign showed, the American people are fed up. Many realized
> heading into Tuesday that regardless of who won the presidential
> election, the status quo would be the real victor.
>
> GOP leadership is now questioning why they didn't perform better.
>
> They're looking at demographic changes in the United States and
> implying minorities can only be brought into the party by loudly
> advocating for abandoning what little remains of their limited
> government platform and endorsing more statist policies.
>
> My presidential campaign proved that standing for freedom brings
> people together.
libertarian ideas were soundly rejected by
all political segments.
Z
Nov 14, 2012, 12:55:17 PM11/14/12
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Lee L. Curtis
Nov 14, 2012, 2:23:31 PM11/14/12
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for those who only want "freedom".
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