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02-17-2012, 12:27 AM
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Ron Paul brought his uncompromising, underdog Republican presidential campaign to a rollicking crowd Thursday night that packed a SeaTac hotel ballroom.
Fans with long hair, gray hair, dyed hair and no hair filled every chair in a 1,000-seat ballroom at the Doubletree Seattle Airport Hotel. Others stood lining the walls, and when that space was all taken, dozens more sat on the floor.
The "Ron Paul" chants started about 15 minutes before Paul was introduced by state Rep. Cary Condotta, a Republican from East Wenatchee. Condotta called Paul the one candidate out to "stop the Fed, the IRS and the TSA." An hour later as Paul wound up a speech that stressed individual liberty above all, they turned to "President Paul" chants.
The entire crowd rose and stood throughout his 40-minute speech.
more at link
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2017528262_ronpaul17m.html
Ron Paul brought his uncompromising, underdog Republican presidential campaign to a rollicking crowd Thursday night that packed a SeaTac hotel ballroom.
Fans with long hair, gray hair, dyed hair and no hair filled every chair in a 1,000-seat ballroom at the Doubletree Seattle Airport Hotel. Others stood lining the walls, and when that space was all taken, dozens more sat on the floor.
The "Ron Paul" chants started about 15 minutes before Paul was introduced by state Rep. Cary Condotta, a Republican from East Wenatchee. Condotta called Paul the one candidate out to "stop the Fed, the IRS and the TSA." An hour later as Paul wound up a speech that stressed individual liberty above all, they turned to "President Paul" chants.
The entire crowd rose and stood throughout his 40-minute speech.
more at link
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/politics/2017528262_ronpaul17m.html