Tuesday, July 11, 2006
The Defender of the Constitution
Ron Paul did not abandon his Libertarian principles when he joined the
Republican party. The good people of the 14th District of Texas didn't
hold it against him either. He doesn't march in step with the party line just
because the President (or Karl Rove) says to. He rises above the name calling
and questions why Congress would surrender its Constitutionally granted powers
and cave in to a man that would be King of Democracy. With
authoritarianism
on the rise, all in the name of security, freedom as we know it may be
gone. Not because of some foreign invader, but because Americans are ignorant of
their rights under the Constitution.
So read his
speech and ask yourself, "Does my Congressman represent me or his/her own
aspirations for power?"
Thanks to
Mike
for bringing this speech to my attention.
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Name: DED
Location: United States
I'm a stay-at-home Dad who survived dotcom burnout and a
chemical engineering career that fizzled. While the kids are in school,
I'm free to write stories.
I'm a rational environmentalist, science and technology enthusiast, who leans libertarian, reads and watches sci-fi, drinks and brews beer, and listens to metal.
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