Ron Paul ended his presidential campaign due to the fact that the primary season is over and the presumptive nominee for the Republicans is John McCain. His presidential campaign may be over, but, the "Campaign for Liberty" continues. He has launched this announcement officially in a video and he has a website: www. campaignforliberty.com. Since, his recent announcement, there are already over 50,000 members that have signed up for this campaign and it looks like the numbers are climbing exponentially. And, this announcement for his campaign has only been a couple of days. I don’t think they will have a problem meeting their goal of 100,000 members by September 2nd.
He has also announced that he will hold a grand rally on September 2nd at the University of Minnesota in the Williams Arena on Tuesday, September 2nd. He and his staff intend to draw 11,000 people. This could be an interesting convention for the GOP in St. Paul—will Ron Paul steal some thunder from McCain by holding his own convention?
Other exciting news is the Revolution March (www.revolutionmarch.com) on July 12th, which will be held in Washington DC. It is said that about 100,000 people would be attending this march according to their polls. Ron Paul of course will be there to speak, as well as other guest speakers. Naomi Wolfe who is an advocate of progressive politics and author of The End of America: A Letter of Warning to a Young Patriot, will be there to speak about the historical aspects of fascism and how this is eerily similar to what is going on now in our nation.
Ron Paul has been “preaching” this message of liberty and abiding by the Constitution since 1974—that’s 34 years! And, now the fruits of his labor have paid off. A man that has integrity in politics for that long is most deserving of this. I believe all this (the Ron Paul Revolution) has been divinely and providentially inspired to come about at a crucial time when our Republic is in danger.
We are all familiar with the short story of "Rip Van Winkle;" he wanders up the mountains on an autumn day and falls asleep. He slept up there for twenty years! One may be amazed on how a man can sleep that long, but what is more amazing is that he slept through the American Revolutionary War according to Washington Irving. I have to ask--are you asleep? It’s time to wake up America, a revolution is happening right before your eyes…
