Sunday, February 25, 2007

Paul Speaks In Pembroke




Below is a press release about Ron Paul's New Hampshire Trip.


US Congressman Ron Paul wows crowd of 150 in NH
Pembroke, New Hampshire
Saturday, February 24, 2007

US Congressman Dr. Ron Paul was still hearing applause as he walked out the door of a private home in Pembroke on Saturday evening after speaking to 150 supporters who donated thousands of dollars to seed his bid for the presidency. Paul arrived at 9 PM and stayed to mingle with the adoring crowd until 11:30 PM as they drank coffee and dipped fruit from a large arrangement into a chocolate fountain.

While visiting New Hampshire on a presidential exploratory trip, he also appeared at the NH Liberty Forum in Concord, where he had been endorsed for the presidency on the Friday evening before by former Libertarian presidential candidate Michael Badnarik.

Paul’s speech, which was recorded professionally by California filmmaker Bill Dumas, centered around the financial state of the country, the war in Iraq, and the limited roll of government, and was met with long bouts of applause by the standing-room only crowd.

Supporters believe that Paul’s message can unite fiscal conservatives, republicans, libertarians, constitutionalists, and others who are disillusioned with the direction in which the country is headed, in the cause of less government and reasonable spending and on getting the country back on track with regard to foreign policy.

***The Photo is ©Chris Fitzgerald/CandidatePhotos.com*** It was taken at an event in Derry, NH.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Do you know if the speech is posted on the internet anywhere?

Cosmo said...
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Cosmo said...

Dear Disinter- No word on the Paul speech. If I find a copy of it, I will let you know. Hope that helps.

Anonymous said...

Both speeches were videotaped and should be available soon....