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From: Republican Liberty Caucus Of Texas
Date: Jan 23, 2008 10:16 PM


Eugene, OR - On January 19, 2008, the Steering Committee of the CONSTITUTION PARTY OF OREGON met and voted to offer our wholehearted endorsement of Congressman Ron Paul for President.

Chairman Jack Alan Brown, Jr. said, “This may seem as an unusual step for the CONSTITUTION PARTY OF OREGON, to endorse a Republican, but our reason is clear – Congressman Paul is the best choice among any of the candidates currently seeking the nomination from the “two” big parties.”

Congressman Paul stands out among the professional politicians of our day:

* He has never voted for a tax increase during his ten terms in Congress.
* He supports the elimination of any program or bureaucracy that is not specifically authorized by our Constitution.
* He would bring our soldiers home, not just from Iraq, but also from the 130 other countries where we have left them to languish.
* He advocates a return to sound, constitutional gold and silver money.
* He would work to restore the proper balance of power between the states and the federal government.
* He would work to abolish the IRS.
* He would defend the sovereignty of the United States, while avoiding “nation building” misadventures.
* He would initiate legislation that recognizes the legal personhood of the unborn child.

Congressman Ron Paul’s positions are very timely, considering America’s present economic and foreign policy challenges. We urge our fellow Oregonians to inform themselves regarding the message being put forth by his campaign.

David Brownlow, Vice Chairman, said, “It is notable that Ron Paul’s record during his 20 years in Congress is one of dedicated adherence to the oath he swore to defend the constitution, and is entirely consistent with his message today. Maybe change is not always such a good thing.”

The CONSTITUTION PARTY OF OREGON offers Congressman Ron Paul our enthusiastic support.


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