Recent and Upcoming Appearances

Ron Paul: I Thought We Would Be Fighting Less Wars 5/14/09
Ron Paul on Morning Joe 05/15/2009
Ron Paul: Current Conditions or Just a Bad Dream 05/19/2009
Ron Paul on Glenn Beck with Guest Host Andrew Napolitano 5/20/09
Ron Paul Debates Ed Schulz on MSNBC, 5/20/09
2009 Seattle Campaign for Liberty Conference 05-22-09
Ron Paul interview at Seattle Campaign for Liberty Conference 05-25-09
Dr. Ron Paul on Cavuto ~ Fox Business 05-26-09
Ron Paul on CNN American Morning 5/27/09
Freedom Watch #16: Ron Paul, Tom Woods, Wayne Root 5/27/09
Ron Paul on CSPAN's "Students and Leaders", 5/27/09
Ron Paul on Antiwar Radio 5/30/09 - Part 2
Freedom Watch #17: Ron Paul, Daniel Hannan, Lew Rockwell, 6/3/09
Ron Paul on CSPAN 6/3/2009
Ron Paul on Montel Across America 6-10-09
Ron Paul on The Alex Jones Show 6/10/09 - Part 2
Freedom Watch #18: Ron Paul, John Stossel, Nick Gilesppie 6/10/09
Ron Paul on C-Span 6/10/09
Ron Paul on Gold Seek Radio - 6-10-09 - Part 2
Ron Paul Audit the Fed Update 6/12/09
Ron Paul on C-Span 6/12/09
Dr Ron Paul On Reforming Health Care CNN 6/15/2009
Paul Says Obama's Regulatory Plan Will Prolong Recession 6/17/2009
Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano and Ron Paul 6/17/09
Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) Interview 6/17/2009
Dr. Paul on Healthcare 6/18/2009
MSNBC interview with Dr. Paul 6/18/09
Ron Paul discussing IRAN on Radio America 6/22/2009
Ron Paul at CATO: Audit the Fed! 6/24/2009
Ron Paul on Freedom Watch 6/24/2009
Ron Paul on Cap and Trade 6/29/2009
Ron Paul on Freedom Watch 7/1/2009

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Ron Paul on Freedom Watch 7/1/2009
On Wednesday, Dr. Paul joined Judge Napolitano's Freedom Watch to discuss hate crimes legislation, individualism vs. collectivism, auditing the Federal Reserve, and how all of us can get involved in the fight for liberty.
- by You Tube
July 2, 2009

"'Fight Them Over There vs. Over Here' a False Choice"
In his op-ed in today's Washington Times, Congressman Paul presents his case for a truly conservative foreign policy, and lays out five principles that would keep us safe and respected as we interact with the rest of the world

"There is no area in which Republicans have further strayed from our traditions than in foreign affairs.

"Generations of conservatives followed the great advice of our Founding Fathers and pursued a restrained foreign policy that rebuffed entangling alliances and advised America, in the words of John Quincy Adams, not to "go abroad looking for dragons to slay."...

"Unfortunately, our foreign policy is undermining our security. We have more than 700 military installations in 135 countries around the globe. We have 50,000 troops in Germany, 30,000 in Japan, and 25,000 in South Korea. Worse, we have our brave men and women bogged down occupying Iraq and Afghanistan in the midst of ethnic strife and civil war.

"We spend more than $1 trillion per year on our foreign policy, and our military is stretched thin. We can no longer afford to be the world's policeman. We must bring our troops home from around the world, cut overseas spending and strengthen our national defense...."
- by Matt Hawes / Campaign For Liberty
July 2, 2009

Cap and Trade Will Lead to Capital Flight
The Cap and Trade Bill HR 2454 was voted on last Friday. Proponents claim this bill will help the environment, but what it really does is put another nail in the economy’s coffin. The idea is to establish a national level of carbon dioxide emissions, and sell pollution permits to industry. HR 2454 also gives federal bureaucrats new power to regulate a wide variety of household appliances, such as light bulbs and refrigerators, and further distorts the market by providing more of your tax money to auto companies.

And for what? Contrary to claims repeated over and over, there is no consensus in the scientific community that global warming is getting worse or that it is manmade. In fact over 30,000 scientists signed a petition recently directly disputing the claims on which this policy is based. Legitimate environmental claims should instead be directed towards the public sector. The government, especially the military, is the most serious polluter in the country, and is exempt from most EPA regulations. Meanwhile Washington bureaucrats have classified the very air we exhale as a pollutant and have gone unchallenged in this incredible assertion. The logical consequence is that there will come a time when we will have to buy a government permit just to emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere from our own lungs!
- by Ron Paul / Texas Straight Talk
July 2, 2009

Ron Paul on Cap and Trade
In his latest C4L video, Dr. Paul discusses the House vote on Cap and Trade and reminds his colleagues that opposition to big government intervention should carry through to all acts against the Constitution.
- by You Tube
July 2, 2009

The Ron Paul Influence
Foreign Policy: The President Follows One Lone Man
Paul made his vote not in favor of the current ruling regime or against the protestors.

He made his vote because he feels, like George Washington, the nation should avoid all foreign entanglements. The U.S. should not meddle in the affairs of Iran or any nation for that matter. Too many times and too often this has happened and the results have ranged from unsatisfactory towards U.S. interests to downright dishonorable and disgraceful.

Especially Iran. The tortured history between the two nations that stretches back to the 1953 overthrow of the government of Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh is but one example of such U.S. foreign entanglement.

So Ron Paul voted alone while so many others fell over themselves to offer praise and support for the demonstrators. It's a nice gesture but also quite cheap. It doesn’t require the U.S. to do something, anything when those protestors are being beaten and killed by Basilj and Revolutionary Guard thugs.

And yet Ron Paul was not alone. One other person agreed with his foreign policy views and acted accordingly to set U.S. policy in similarity to those views.

The President of the United States.

Barak Obama was saying largely the same things Ron Paul was when he said the U.S. wants a peaceful resolution to the election dispute in Iran but not be directly involved in order to do so. He does not want the U.S. to be "foil" in the hands of the ruling regime that would use such intervention to fire up the cause of Iranian nationalism and weaken the cause of the protestors, making them look like U.S. stooges and patsies.

Ron Paul's thoughts exactly. Not bad for someone who was thought to be on the "fringe".
- by Sean Scallon / Ether Zone
July 2, 2009

Life, Liberty, and Property Are Inseparable
Life, liberty, and property were the central, inalienable rights that formed the foundation of the great experiment in self government called the United States of America. The founders of our country never broke apart this sacred triumvirate, because each one of these rights is inextricably bound to the other. No one of these three can exist without the other. Moreover, when all three are secured, it is almost impossible for injustice to exist. Wherever one does find injustice, one invariably finds a violation of one of these three basic rights at its root.
- by Tom Mullen / Campaign For Liberty
July 2, 2009

Tyranny In America, It's Coming Sooner Than You Think
People who are subscribers take this viral. We need to get people involved with the July 4th Tea Parties. People must understand this is not a democratic or republican issue this is an American issue and we are getting our rights and wealth stolen. Show this video to a friend and lets get a million people to protest on July 4th.
- by You Tube
July 2, 2009

Ron Paul's 'Audit the Fed' Bill Gathers Steam
He may have faded from the national political scene a year ago, after his dark-horse presidential run came to naught, but Rep. Ron Paul 's influence is still being felt in campaigns and policy debates across the country. Indeed, the latest legislative priority of the libertarian Texas Republican - auditing the Federal Reserve - has gained support in unlikely quarters.

Paul's legislation, popularly known as the "Audit the Fed" bill, has drawn 244 cosponsors, ranging from Ohio's John A. Boehner , the conservative Republican floor leader, to Michigan's John Conyers Jr. , the liberal Democratic chairman of the Judiciary Committee. Some Democrats have even picked up on Paul's rhetoric. "It's time to yank the shroud off the Fed and shine some light on these events," New York Democrat Edolphus Towns , chairman of the Oversight and Government Reform Committee, said at a hearing last week about the shotgun marriage between Bank of America and Merrill Lynch last fall to stave off the latter's collapse.

Paul’s efforts have only gained in political significance since the Obama administration unveiled its proposal to give the Fed new powers over the financial regulatory system.
- by Emily Cadei CQ Politics
July 2, 2009

Let's Not Audit the Fed - Let's Give it MORE Power!
"To understand how unwise it is to have the Federal Reserve, one must first understand the magnitude of the privileges they have. They have been given the power to create money, by the trillions, and to give it to their friends, under any terms they wish, with little or no meaningful oversight or accountability. Thus the loudest arguments against greater transparency are likely to come from those friends, and understandably so." - Ron Paul
- by You Tube
July 2, 2009

Only Criminals Use Honest Money
...Fiat money does not exist in prison. Prisoners do not dye sheets of paper green and attempt to circulate them as money. No inmate would accept this as money, not e