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Ron Paul: They do all the lobbying up here.

Ron Paul: You know, it’s a long time since he’s been around, but Keynesianism exists.

Ron Paul shows us how and why we must end the Fed.

This produced an unexpected result: Ron Paul, the Texas libertarian, came top with 31% of the 2,395 votes cast.

He has less money on hand than even the maverick Texan libertarian Ron Paul, and has been forced to lay off dozens of his staff of 120.

Duewel says Ron Paul represents libertarian ideals of small government and non-intervention in foreign affairs that appeal to many young people.

Republican Rand Paul, the son of former presidential candidate Ron Paul, defeated Democrat Jack Conway in the Kentucky Senate race, and told supporters that the election sends a message.

Yet he foundhimself discussing Ron Paul with fellow dads on the sidelines of his daughters'soccer games with such enthusiasm that people began asking if he wasvolunteering for the campaign.

After all, the libertarian purists who loved Ron Paul’s dissidenttruth-telling are not natural allies of the Limbaugh Dittoheads who dismissedhim as an eccentric.

Ron Paul: Thank you.

Ron Paul: Well, what about Madoff.

Ron Paul is an unusual politician because he is not content to shrug his shoulders.

But Ron Paul realizes that this kind of education, or even pressure, is not going to work by itself.

Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee and Texas Congressman Ron Paul also took part in the debate, which was broadcast on CNN.

Ron Paul: You know, that is true because everybody else has a fiat currency too, so when the dollar goes down, it doesn’t necessarily mean the Yen and the Euro is going to do well.

Ron Paul: But he contradicts himself.

Ron Paul: Well, I think a lot of people believe that, but I think they're totally dreaming about it.

WHEN Ron Paul ran for president in 2007, he was gratified to hear students at one of his rallies start chanting “End the Fed”, while setting dollar bills alight.

Congressman Ron Paul, thank you so much for your time.

Ron Paul: Good morning.

Mitt Romney spoke vehemently against the defence cuts, but Newt Gingrich declined to agree that all military savings were unacceptable, and Ron Paul questioned their true magnitude.