Ron Paul supporters feel hope that a truly free society is within our reach.

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Perhaps you have heard that those who discover Ron Paul's message in its essentials become devoted not just to him in this election but to the movement he has ignited. Ron Paul's perspective is so unique among politicians that once someone "gets it" he or she remains devoted to the cause of liberty.

The movement will not disappear no matter who becomes the next president. If one of the other aspirants to the top job in America succeeds in attaining that position, that will just cause Ron Paul supporters to become more energetic in recruiting others to the cause of liberty.

What you are witnessing is the start of the Second American Revolution which takes its vision from that of those Founders who hoped to create a government which would never become a tyranny. They were fighting for their own freedom and the freedom of their children. They may not have had future generations in mind but they wanted to create a constitution which would prevent any form of dictatorship.

They set out to constrain the powers of the central government they were making over the sovereign states. They were not completely successful as we are experiencing . There were flaws which enabled those who shared a different vision to prevail. Any other vision required a more powerful government beyond the granted powers.

The struggle to change the course of our country is intellectual and philosophical and Objectivists ought to see that and join the movement so they might influence it as only Ayn Rand's fundamental ideas and principles can.

If you value your own freedom and have not resigned yourself to submission to the dictatorial elements of coercion of our overlords join with us and help to bring the day of our earthly salvation closer.

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http://www.amazon.com/The-Revolution-Manifesto-Ron-Paul/dp/0446537527/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1337181129&sr=8-1

If anyone wants to learn more about Ron Paul's ideas, he exhibits the amount of research he's done on both economic and foreign policy in this book, and leaves none of his positions unsupported.