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Another excellent thing that happened this weekend: Ron Paul had a fundraiser in Austin, TX, which reportedly drew over 700 people. Some lovely attendees recorded Dr. Paul's speech, the first ten minutes of which are available here.
Personally, I think this explains his fantastic performance this morning on CNN's Late Edition; Dr. Paul has now seen proof of the movement behind his message.
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The last minute of that is great.
Ron Paul is 100% right.. who gets to decide.. the special interests candidate or the grassroots candidate?
I am fired up!
prediction: The next debate will try and make Ron Paul appear to be antisemitic by asking a question about the US support of Israel.
I hope they try that move - most of America is sick of that policy as well.
Then they'll whip out the fake Al-Queda video/audio where some faux "terrorist" is claiming that Ron Paul should become president because he wants our troops to "retreat" and terrorism to spread. I'd put money on it (I bet Rove/Cheney are writing the script right this minute.
The CNN late edition is my personal favorite interview with Paul.
I think the Ron Paul campaign has been the best means to determine what news outlets are reliable and which ones are compromised and worthless. Even a search on DEMOCRACY NOW's site for "Ron Paul" produced NO HITS at all. PROVING that they are just a left gatekeeper site. It's so clear to see who controls the media in this country and how we really DO only have one political party.
Freedom indeed.
http://prisonplanet.com/articles/may2007/210507paulbeats.htm
Please allow me to suggest a website for Ron Paul supporters. It's a fundraising search engine where the owner contributes 50% of his site's monthly earnings to help elect Ron Paul the next President of the United States in 2008.
Ron Paul Fundraising
Thank you.
News Report on May 19th event:
http://www.myfoxaustin.com/myfox/pages/Home/Detail;jsessionid=6F408F804D4B7EB4525C21CDAE73F741?contentId=3255926&version=1&locale=EN-US&layoutCode=VSTY&pageId=1.1.1
New presidential poll on glennbeck dot com. Ron Paul was at 53.3%
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