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    Posted February 20, 2010 by
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    The people have spoken

    By Vigilance007  |  Posted February 20, 2010  |  Troy, Ohio
     

    Although the Mass Media is working hard to downplay Ron Paul's landslide victory at the CPAC Straw Poll, The people have spoken.
    Ron Paul is the leader of the future of the United States. He is the man who can turn around the country in 2012. He has not yet announced his candicay, but he is a force that Washington can't seem to stop. This is because he is what America is really about. He was original Tea Party creator in 2007, which has been hijacked. But people see straight through the media icons and the Palans of the world.

    It's very simple, if you want to hear someone (a politician) tell the truth:  listen to Ron Paul.
    Long live the United States and the Consitution!

     

    Check out: http://content.usatoday.com/communities/onpolitics/post/2010/02/ron-paul-wins-cpac-presidential-straw-poll/1

     

    And

    http://www.campaignforliberty.com/#32799

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