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The more things change, the more things stay the same. Believe me, the real terrorists are not over seas, they are right in our backyard, right within the beltway of DC.
Here we go again,
we Americans fighting for their freedoms, they will be fighting to
have a leader that will follow a United States Constitution, one who
will return this country to one of true economic power, not one that is a house of international tyrants. Many Americans have felt oppressed for
a long time as their savings lose its value, they work harder for less
buying power, and they are afraid of what will happen to the dollar.
Ron Paul, is not only a medical doctor, but he has been studying for
years the kinds of economics needed to fix these ills. He wants to
return America to the great land she was when she started. A land that
others longed for so they too could have a chance at the dream. Sadly,
that dream seems more like a distant whisper to many who have to have
both parents working more than one job just to make ends meet. The
idea of a forty hour work week with an hour off each day for lunch
being enough to support a family of four has long ago past. Americans
are now afraid to speak freely on the telephone after hearing that the
government is listening in to virtually every call, and the FBI can
knock down your door anytime they feel like without a warrant signed by
a judge. Americans are tired of being on cameras at every corner and
being treated like criminals if they can't take their shoes off fast
enough at an airport. Ron Paul wants to bring our money, rights, and
freedoms back to us.
Welcome to America, fascism with a smile! Welcome to the Nanny State.
If nothing
else, aren't you curious why the Press is so afraid of him that
they give him a fraction of time allotted during debates, keep his name
out of the paper, and run relatively few news stories about him? If
THEY are afraid of him, you can bet he must be good for YOU.
Ron Paul's campaign is run by regular people on the street and not internationalist-corporations.
I have never gave a single dime to any politician. Ron Paul is worthy to receive contributions. We need only 100,000 regular Americans to send a message to the Beltway. $100 is pretty much worthless and will be worth even less tomorrow. So Send $100 today to Ron Paul.
I too had never given money to any politician - ever - until Ron Paul. The simple fact that he seems to be unswayed by corporations and his ever-present candor are so refreshing and appealing. I don't agree with him on some (many?) things, but I believe him to be a man of conviction and his word. That's good enough for me.
Posted by: Jim Duncan | December 17, 2007 at 09:23 AM
Jim- Well, 6M later, in one day and not a single bit of press for Dr. Paul. Hey, if Hillary even raised half that much from normal people on her web site, in a day, it would be a huge media event :>) and they would proclaim her as the leader of the masses!
Just goes to show how fearful-hateful the establishment is for any type of people power. They have had it there way now for 70 years and their plans are almost complete.
Posted by: Mark Eibner | December 18, 2007 at 02:05 PM
Hi Mark,
This Michigan Realtor is on the Ron Paul
train to Freedom!
I appreciate your Enthusiasm.
Let us work hard to get Ron Paul elected.
Sincerely,Dan
Posted by: Dan Davenport | December 20, 2007 at 08:37 PM
Thanks Dan- You will note that NAR did not even list Ron Paul on their Candidate Roster. It shows you how deeply rooted our problems really are in the United States. I can not believe I send money to those people.
Posted by: Mark Eibner | December 21, 2007 at 07:38 AM