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For those who are not yet familiar, B.J. Lawson is a wonderful young
candidate running for Congress in North Carolina's Fourth Congressional District. B.J. is a medical doctor, family man, Constitutionalist and a fierce defender of individual freedom. We need B.J. Lawson in Congress to stand beside me in the fight for liberty, and against the corporate socialism that has overtaken our economy! B
.J. is running against an entrenched big government liberal who voted for the $700 billion taxpayer bailout of Wall Street and has a long history of voting for huge spending, raiding your social security trust fund for pet projects, and even voted for the Patriot Act.
October 07, 2008 Permalink
All I want is for him to announce that his choice for Secretary of the US
Treasury is Ron Paul. The same Ron Paul who will immediately want to know why we need a Federal Reserve Board to provide us with paper coupons in place of real money (gold and silver). The same Ron Paul who for decades has repeatedly warned all of us of the dangers of issuing fiat currency and inflating that currency at staggering rates. The same Ron Paul who has consistently resisted any legislation not related to reducing or eliminating the powers of the Federal Reserve Board or government interference in the marketplace.
October 07, 2008 Permalink
I despise Frank Luntz for his nefarious tactics in trying to discredit Ron Paul during the debates last year. However even idiots like him are starting to realize the genius of Ron Paul.
October 07, 2008 Permalink
Many Ron Paul Delegates, including me, were followed by McCain 'staffers' who wore ear pieces and wrist mics. When we entered the Convention we heard things like, “They're back...” as they spoke into the their sleeves. Before you write this off as paranoid conspiracy theory nonsense, you might ask yourself, what did we do to deserve such treatment?
October 07, 2008 Permalink
By snubbing the Paul contingent, GOP may have lost that critical 10% in
funding and boots on the ground that could turn what may be (or may have been) a close election against the Democratic nominee Barack Obama.
In attempt to appease the social conservatives, McCain chose an unknown Alaskan governor as his running mate. Unlike Taft or Paul, Sarah Palin does not bring years of public statements on foreign or national policy to the table. Her executive credentials in the last twelve years include being mayor of a 6,500-person town for four years, chair of the state's oil and gas commission for two years, and the governor of the least populated state in the union for less than two years.
October 07, 2008 Permalink
Tomorrow the sun will rise, fall will pass into winter and winter into
spring. Time will pass and the pain and fear that dominates the moment will be replaced with new memories, new opportunities and that one day she will look back and realize that she has reclaimed all of the joy and hope that seemed so elusive in that moment. As long as you have your life, you have hope.
Things are going to be tough for some time, but if you are reading this, chances are that you are more prepared than the average person. Cover your bases, look out for the ones you love, and plan strategically for what may come. I promise the sun will keep on rising.
October 07, 2008 Permalink
The House of Representatives passed on Friday a $700 billion bailout package that says the government can lower the interest and loan principal on mortgages of people who cannot pay their monthly mortgage bill – and that policy is “morally wrong,” Rep. Ron Paul (R-Tex.) told CNSNews.com. October 06, 2008 Permalink
It has not been a good week for the Republic. It took quite a bit of trampling of the Constitution, but the bailout bill passed, as I suspected it would.
In its embarrassment at being called a "Do-Nothing Congress" the 110th Congress took decisive action and did SOMETHING. No matter that it was the wrong thing. In fact, it wasn't until the Senate had a chance to load it up with even MORE spending, when it was finally inflationary and horrible enough, at $850 billion instead of a mere $700 billion, that it passed – and with a comfortable margin, in spite of constituent calls still coming in overwhelmingly against it. 57 members switched their vote!
The market went down anyway. Our nation is now just that much more in the hole. You will pay your part of this mess through inflation, and very likely hyperinflation.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
The new collapse on Wall Street which has featured huge bailouts of Fannie/Freddie and AIG by the American people directly relate to the 1980's S&L banking scandal that John McCain was deeply involved in called The Keating 5.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
As the wars rage on in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan, it is easy to
overlook the expensive and morally dubious war in Somalia. Essentially we funded an Ethiopian invasion to oust the Islamist government that had actually managed to stabilize the place a little in order to install an UN-backed government-in-exile.
The result was the predictable quick victory turned miserable occupation. The US bombed as the Ethiopians moved in. Now they have a wrecked country and no idea what to do with it.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
Peter Schiff was Ron Paul's economic advisor during the campaign. Not that Ron Paul needed one :)
October 06, 2008 Permalink
It's almost difficult to describe in mere words what happened last week
in Washington, DC. That Blitzkreig is today's definition of shock and awe. When the enemy hits you at a speed you may not have time to get ready for is exactly what the money masters planned when they dropped the bail out swindle into the laps of a body of individuals (Congress), with a few exceptions like Congressman Ron Paul, R-TX, who have virtually no understanding of the subject matter. In cases like sodomite, Barney Frank, D-MA., whose male sex partner was a senior exec at Fannie Mae, Frank should be investigated by the Department of Justice along with Sen. Christopher Dodd, D-CT.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
Flashback....
October 06, 2008 Permalink
Congressman Ron Paul will headline a rally and fundraiser this Thursday night, October 9th, at the Comcast Center at the University of Maryland in College Park. General admission to the event is $25 ($5 with student ID), with doors opening at 7:30pm. A VIP event with Ron Paul will begin at 6:30pm and will cost $150. The event will be sponsored by Maryland Students for Liberty and Liberty PAC. All the Maryland Republican Congressional candidates have been invited to participate and speak.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
B.J. is running against an entrenched big government liberal who voted
for the $700 billion taxpayer bailout of Wall Street and has a long history of voting for huge spending, raiding your social security trust fund for pet projects, and even voted for the Patriot Act.
A recent poll shows B.J. Lawson within striking distance in this election, but he needs your help!
B.J. needs $250,000, right away, to run the campaign he needs to take this race right down the the wire. I know that if we band together, we can help him get the money he needs.
October 06, 2008 Permalink
Top 10 Corporate PAC Contributors:
| Obama: Goldman Sachs $739,521 UBS AG $419,550 Lehman Brothers $391,774 Citigroup Inc $492,548 Morgan Stanley $341,380 Latham & Watkins $328,879 Google Inc $487,355 JPMorgan Chase & Co $475,112 Sidley Austin LLP $370,916 Skadden, Arps et al $360,409 |
McCain: Merrill Lynch $349,170 Citigroup Inc $287,801 Morgan Stanley $249,377 Wachovia Corp $147,456 Goldman Sachs $220,045 Lehman Brothers $115,707 Bear Stearns $108,000 JPMorgan Chase & Co $206,392 Bank of America $133,975 Credit Suisse Group $175,503 |
Just when I started losing faith in Ron Paul, he shakes up the cage again. Damn it, he rules! Back in June 2007, he introduced The Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act (HR 2755). But comfort zones and laziness got in the way of true progress. I guess, like with many things, some people need a good ole kick in the ass to get started doing anything. Well, as of Saturday,October 4 2008 we got the biggest kick in the ass. As well as a punch in the eye and a swift kick in the balls…all in one day.
October 05, 2008 Permalink
Interviewed on the Alex Jones show Chuck Norris shows he is really a Ron Paul supporter. I wonder why he did not figure this out when he was supporting Huckabee?
October 05, 2008 Permalink
Right now, the Republicans are on a path towards losing the White
House to the least experienced and most liberal candidate anyone can remember. Why? McCain can't disassociate himself from Bush and he is a total and complete ignoramus on all matters economic. The perfect Republican nominee at this point would be Ron Paul of course.
October 05, 2008 Permalink
And the one guy who has a grasp on Economics doesn’t even stand a chance at being elected President. Instead of Ron Paul we’re stuck with Obama or Mccain both of which receive the majority of their campaigning dollars from the very banks we just bailed out - so you know that with one of these two at the helm banks won’t dismantle the derivative market - which is what needs to be done if we’re going to have a chance at avoiding our downfall.
October 05, 2008 Permalink
A MUST watch... Personal note: This video has many elements of what we are dealing with today. It is well done except for the goofy ending. I do not post videos merely because I completely agree with their content but rather to inspire critical thinking.
October 05, 2008 Permalink
Many citizens never knew about the Ron Paul movement and the young
people, Democrat, Republican and Independent, freedom lovers all, it brought into the political process. Excited voters who cared about the issues, the Constitution, and making our country a better place, now jaded toward the political system and that is a shame.
Corporate media chose to air, only clips which showed the outer edges of the movement. They never showed rallies filled with main stream Americans, moms and dads, teens and seniors all together in unity. Ron Paul supporters of every race, creed, political leaning, and financial means were never acknowledged. The idea of a united America was frightening to them. What would they do if we all got together and actually found out that we have much in common? Americans united for liberty scare the hell out of the Status Quo and so it had to be destroyed by ridicule and neglect.
October 05, 2008 Permalink
I want to thank everyone for all of your hard work during the bailout
fight. Although yesterday's vote was a disappointing reflection on the House of Representatives, we should take great encouragement in the fact that we came together as one and shocked the media and the DC establishment these past weeks.
Now that the vote is over, we must proceed to the next step: keeping our promises to hold Congress accountable. Many representatives and senators will assume that you're done with giving them your opinions because the votes have been completed. Matter of fact, they're counting on it.
Contact their offices and let them know that you will stay true to your commitment. If your representative and/or senator voted for the bailout, get together with other freedom-minded individuals in your community and spread the word on the recent unconstitutional activity of your member(s) of Congress.
October 04, 2008 Permalink
Congressman Ron Paul gives us his thoughts on the passage of the bailout bill just minutes after leaving the floor.
October 04, 2008 Permalink
LAKE JACKSON, TX – Add one more common characteristic to candidates
enjoying Ron Paul's endorsement. In addition to supporting Constitutional government and reining in excessive government spending, all 8 of the incumbent federal candidates with Dr. Paul's support - Denny Rehberg (R-MT), Doug Lamborn (R-CO), Scott Garrett (R-NJ), Bill Sali (R-ID), John Culberson (R-TX), Paul Broun (-GA), Walter Jones (R-NC) and Roscoe Bartlett (R-MD) – voted today in the House of Representatives against the Wall Street bailout bill.
"Dr. Paul salutes his follow House Members who stood with him and voted against this government bailout boondoggle. Reps. Rehberg, Lamborn, Garrett, Sali, Culberson, Broun, Jones and Bartlett showed exactly why Dr. Paul supports them," said spokesman Jesse Benton. "We need to make sure these members stay in Congress to fight with Dr. Paul."
Dr. Paul makes his political endorsement through his Liberty Political Actions committee. The goal of Liberty PAC is to help fund and elect conservative, pro-Constitution, pro-liberty, pro-American sovereignty candidates who share Congressman Ron Paul's commitment to the values and principles our nation was founded upon.
October 04, 2008 Permalink
Ron Paul on CNN, October 3, 2008, following the passage and signing of the bailout bill.
October 04, 2008 Permalink
The bailout bill also gives the Internal Revenue Service new authority to conduct undercover operations. It would immunize the IRS from a passel of federal laws, including permitting IRS agents to run businesses for an extended sting operation, to open their own personal bank accounts with U.S. tax dollars, and so on.
October 04, 2008 Permalink
The following representatives voted "Nay" during Monday's bailout vote and switched their votes to "Yea" for the vote on Friday.
October 03, 2008 Permalink
Ron knew the bill would pass. Time to Vote out the incumbents.
October 03, 2008 Permalink
The money for this bailout does not just materialize out of thin air. The
entire burden will be borne by the taxpayers, not now, because that is politically unacceptable, but in the future. This bailout will be paid for through the issuance of debt which we can only hope will be purchased by foreign creditors. The interest payments on that debt, which already take up a sizeable portion of federal expenditures, will rise, and our children and grandchildren will be burdened with increased taxes in order to pay that increased debt.
As usual, Congress has show itself to be reactive rather than proactive. For years, many people have been warning about the housing bubble and the inevitable bust. Congress ignored the impending storm, and responded to this crisis with a poorly thought-out piece of legislation that will only further harm the economy. We ought to be ashamed.
October 03, 2008 Permalink
Speaking truth but it fell on deaf ears today as they passed the treasonous bill.
October 03, 2008 Permalink

Inflation Lesson. Yo Congress Are you Watching!?

Ron Paul on CNN: 9/30/08 Misquote Paul. RonPaulforPresident2008.com Included

God Bless Our Two-Party System

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Ron Paul on Your World with Neil Cavuto 9/25/2008
Ron Paul On Fox Business Interview With David Asman, 9/24/08

Ron Paul on Fox Business Sep. 24, 2008

Ron Paul on MSNBC discussing Economic Shenanigans

Congressman Ron Paul Schools Bernanke on the Bailout Plan

Ron Paul On Late Edition 09/21/08

Ron Paul on Neil Cavuto 9/20/08

Ron Paul on MSNBC discussing Economic Shenanigans
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Ron Paul on the Global Financial Crisis

Ron Paul Fox News 9/17/08 AIG bailout

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