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This account sounds like he was there also: ht tp://journals.aol.com/rrchill/unique/entries/2008/03/15/parade-skipping-and-g.o.p.-juvenile-conduct./2533 When I arrived at the caucus location at about 10am, the parking lot was lined with Ron Paul signs. Almost every car in the parking lot had...

The Revolution Lives!!!! Awesome job!!!!

Nice Job! I think certain neocons in Missouri got wind of the plan w ww.chatterbox.blogspot.com Look how shocked she is, she thought RP dropped out awhile back. I'd put her post up but the connection I'm on right now is blocking her site.

bump, for awesomeness, and good luck!

How funny, I remember watching that show as a kid (it used to be on late at night). I'm glad Dr. Paul hasn't changed in 20 years!

Dude, you really got me going there. Seriously, just like with the FED, we should really be questioning the government about the tax system, every step of the way. Because once the government has our money, what do they care if we complain about it? They already have our money.

That's an argument similar to when a tornado or other natural disaster hits someplace and "the bright side" is that the economy will be boosted from the rebuilding. Which on its face sounds like a plus but doesn't take into account the fact that the people have to replace what they've lost. In...

Also, keep in mind, if you take on the IRS, you have to bear the consequences of your actions. They do act like a criminal organization, they lie, steal, cheat, and ARBITRARILY enforce the law. I'm telling you, read Senator Roth's book "The Power to Destroy" and it will make you throw up and...

Well whether it's unconstitutional or not, one thing that is for sure is that the way the IRS COLLECTS the tax is unconstitutional. That is something that cannot be argued. There was a book that came out a number of years ago by Senator William Roth (for whom the ROTH IRA is named after) called...

Well, then you would agree that the way that the IRS is "enforcing" the law is unconstitutional?

So what the law is saying is that the government can deny you your property (your wages) without due process. Which, to me, sounds un-Constitutional

Well whether it's unconstitutional or not, one thing that is for sure is that the way the IRS COLLECTS the tax is unconstitutional. That is something that cannot be argued. There was a book that came out a number of years ago by Senator William Roth (for whom the ROTH IRA is named after) called...

Right on

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Just watched it out here on the West Coast, a great bit! funny