Wow! If all 1,200 people actually voted for Paul and 10,000 people showed up to caucus (which is expected) we'd already have 12% of the vote from just one city! Go North Dakota!
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Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul speaks to 1,200 at NDSU today
Teri Finneman, The Forum
Published Monday, February 04, 2008
FARGO - Nearly 1,200 people packed a room in the North Dakota State University student union today to hear from presidential candidate Ron Paul.
The Republican congressman from Texas was greeted with a standing ovation and deafening roar of approval from a crowd of primarily students and parents who brought their young children.
During his speech, Paul emphasized the need to bring troops home, to address the nation’s financial crisis and to return to the principles of the Constitution.
He also addressed a frequently asked question of why he thinks so many young people support him.
“I say they’re interested in freedom and the Constitution and, of course, almost all the young people I meet would love to see our troops come home,” he said.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul spoke to a crowd of 1,200 people during a rally at North Dakota Stat University today.
For more on this story, see tomorrow’s Forum.
http://www.in-forum.com/articles/index.cfm?id=190779§ion=news
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul speaks to 1,200 at NDSU today
Teri Finneman, The Forum
Published Monday, February 04, 2008
FARGO - Nearly 1,200 people packed a room in the North Dakota State University student union today to hear from presidential candidate Ron Paul.
The Republican congressman from Texas was greeted with a standing ovation and deafening roar of approval from a crowd of primarily students and parents who brought their young children.
During his speech, Paul emphasized the need to bring troops home, to address the nation’s financial crisis and to return to the principles of the Constitution.
He also addressed a frequently asked question of why he thinks so many young people support him.
“I say they’re interested in freedom and the Constitution and, of course, almost all the young people I meet would love to see our troops come home,” he said.
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul spoke to a crowd of 1,200 people during a rally at North Dakota Stat University today.
For more on this story, see tomorrow’s Forum.
