Thank you, Ron Paul

[green73]

https://twitter.com/Judgenap/status/287254953163120640

Rand Paul 2016

Today was Ron Paul's last day in the U.S. Congress. I hope you will join me in sincerely thanking him for his service to us, the people, for the last three decades, and standing up for the Constitution of the United States at every corner. Thank you Ron Paul.

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[sailingaway]

Thank you, Ron Paul.

[Seraphim]

Thank you, indeed.

[torchbearer]

thank you, ron!

[CaptUSA]

30 years of service. Eternity in the minds of free people.

[kathy88]

Thank you Ron and Carol!

[Anti Federalist]

Yes, thank you.

[BenIsForRon]

An example to be followed for generations.

Well at least he got a debate with Krugman out of it.

[bunklocoempire]

Thank you Mr. and Mrs. Paul!

[cajuncocoa]

Thank you Ron and Carol Paul!!

[Constitutional Paulicy]

You have changed me for the better and I thank you for your dedication to us all!!!

[jasonxe]

[Occam's Banana]

[jcannon98188]

Thank you, Ron Paul.

Oh god. I remember when this happened. I was a recent convert to the Liberty Movement at this time, and went to see Dr. Paul speak in SeaTac. I dragged my Dad to see him with me, though he wasn't that interested. Watching him talk, was incredible. It sealed my fate as a life long supporter, and got my Dad involved as well. This video just brought tears to my eyes. That timeframe, late 2011 early 2012 was an exciting time to be apart of the movement. I will forever hold that period of time as a special moment in my life. Thank you Dr. Paul. For everything.

[bolil]

My second father. Dr Ronald Ernest Paul. Strange to foster so intense a devotion to a man I've never met. I hope I do meet him, if not in this life maybe the next. I get lost in the daily grind, and too often forget to consider the better natures of people. Ron Paul is my allegiance, weird as a loner to confess, there is a nobility about him that excites kind things in me. So many years he has demonstrated himself worthy of trust... it will be a long time, esteemed sir, a long time.

[FrancisMarion]

my first exposure and the subsequent cure to my apathy,



Thank you sir.

[grizzums]

"Let it not be said that we did nothing"

Thank you, Ron.

[Paul Revered]

I knew since I was a teenager that something was terribly wrong. What I was leaning in school about us be a free country, didn't seem to completely line up with reality. For example, I was warned about the Communists and their checkpoints; but checkpoints were springing up all over the country. Over the years I sought the truth. Along the way I met a few educated people who helped me out. I managed to collect bits a pieces of the picture puzzle of what was wrong; but I hadn't put the picture together. In 2007 I stumbled onto Ron Paul's campaign. The small, tight knit group of people who supported him at the time possessed a high concentration of knowledge. They helped me to put those pieces together.

Without Dr. Paul's tireless fight for truth and justice, I suspect that I would still be decades away from what I know now.

Since then I've moved to TX, served as a delegate to the TX Republican State Convention, and became a Precinct Chair.

Thank you so much, Dr. Paul!

You've helped to give me the empowerment to truly make a difference.

[jkr]

[Endthefednow]

Thank YOU!
Indeed

[sailingaway]

Oh god. I remember when this happened. I was a recent convert to the Liberty Movement at this time, and went to see Dr. Paul speak in SeaTac. I dragged my Dad to see him with me, though he wasn't that interested. Watching him talk, was incredible. It sealed my fate as a life long supporter, and got my Dad involved as well. This video just brought tears to my eyes. That timeframe, late 2011 early 2012 was an exciting time to be apart of the movement. I will forever hold that period of time as a special moment in my life. Thank you Dr. Paul. For everything.

Yeah, that and when the crowds were growing and the delegates taking names....