Ron Paul's Answers 2011.
Channel: NWOFailed
Date: 2011-09-19

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For Ron Paul Every Day is Constitution Day

I suppose it's entirely appropriate that I'm spending Constitution Day at an event dedicated to American liberty. I suppose it's also appropriate that today, we all have the chance to support the greatest champion of the Constitution and American liberty of our time.

The first Liberty Political Action Conference has featured many great speakers: Senator Rand Paul, constitutional lawyer Bruce Fein, evangelical leader Chuck Baldwin, radio hosts Mike Church and Jerry Doyle—and even actor Vince Vaughn.

But Ron Paul's keynote speech last night—and many of us have heard many of Rep. Paul's speeches—was simply fantastic. Hitting on the familiar themes of individual liberty, a more prudent foreign policy and sound money, Paul delivered arguably one of his best speeches to date. Explaining the principles of liberty in layman's terms, Paul's passion and wit shined through—and the audience loved it.

While most in attendance would probably attest that it was a special speech, that said, the now redundant headline that "Ron Paul Packs'em In" everywhere he goes, is not exactly an unusual event.

But this is precisely what makes last night, today, and this grassroots movement for liberty, so special.

We are living in a unique era. The very future of this country is in question in countless unprecedented ways, and those from across the political spectrum now show serious concern for America's long term prospects.

On the Democratic side, we see a Left that has exhausted their post-New Deal, post-Great Society ideology to such a ridiculous degree that even many of President Obama's most loyal supporters express serious doubts about the sustainability of these ideas. The liberal inclination to go "big and bold" with endless Washington solutions is handicapped by a national temperament that increasingly rejects big government, and a growing national consensus that we simply don't have the money for the Democrats' tired agenda.

On the Republican side, we have a presidential field that is marginally better than the GOP of recent past to the degree that they now try to talk like Ron Paul—but for too many of them, their rhetoric doesn't even come close to matching their records, and the public's trust remains tepid at best. Too many Republicans leaders are also still too wedded to George W. Bush's Republican Party, believing America must continue to police the world at any and all costs, constitutional restraints and common sense be damned.

In so many ways, our status quo politics is intellectually bankrupt—and millions of Americans, Left and Right, Democrat and Republican, are simply unwilling to saddle the next generation with both parties' big government agendas and the accompanying financial and moral burdens.

Ron Paul offers not only the most sane solutions, but the only solutions to bipartisan statism—in simply asking his fellow countrymen to return to the principles of individual liberty that made this country great in the first place. It is not a complicated message, but it is a crucially important one—and the only one that can reverse America's current dismal trajectory.

Paul's strong poll numbers are just one indication that Americans are waking up to this message. So is the dominance of his ideas in this election. So is the fact that Paul's popularity endures at events like LPAC this weekend, and quite literally everywhere else the congressman steps foot.

But we must keep the momentum going. On this Constitution Day, let us celebrate and support the only person running for president who is actually worthy of our celebration and support.

For Ron Paul, every day is Constitution Day. Now we must do everything we can to get the rest of America to join him.