I have been involved for quite a while now with the Ron Paul Revolution. Things have been amazing and inspiring. We have been growing in voices, and dollars exponentially since we began, while other candidates have spent most of their time on the down-slope, hitting their peaks nearly a year ago.
One spot where Dr. Paul definitely has not been given a fair shake is in the debates; the CNN/Youtube debate was no exception. However, there was something that occurred at the debate that night that previously had not been seen.Ron Paul went on the offense.
He decided that he is sick and tired of having to answer the question of why he is still in the race. he decided to tell every one of the networks, of the candidates, that our revolution is a force to be reckoned with. We raise millions. We rally thousands. We radically bring hearts of apathy to life again. We aren’t a revolution that “may turn out to be a spoiler.” We are the revolution that has taken over the country, and will continue to grow, until we take over washington.
Watch as Ron Paul decide that he is sick of being attacked, and the same belittling questions. He went on the offense, and ripped the sacred veil of the establishment. Let’s keep the momentum rolling people. It’s so exciting that now we have convinced Dr. Ron Paul that he indeed is destined to be our next President!
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We are all lucky to be a part of this Ron Paul revolution. When our anger overcomes our fear and we know in our hearts the stuggle is just, we can, and must act, and finally stand for somthing heroic, a cause thats bigger than ourselves.
Most of us will be forgtten in the conflicts to come, the history books will not record our names or great and small sacrifices and contributions we made, but we know who we are and God knows who we are and our souls will rest in peace.