Did anyone else cry?

[Matt Collins]

the toughest part was seeing images of Kent Snyders life flashing on the screen.

Unfortunately I was out of the room during that part but I could hear some of it over the PA

 

[Matt Collins]

I think I noticed that Ron Paul almost teared up when he walked on stage, before his speech began. I think he was overwhelmed by the vocal enthusiasm in his support.

I didn't catch that. But I did notice he was getting a little perturbed at the fact that we wouldn't quit clapping and cheering him on ha ha. He really shuns applause and stardom and one can tell that he is genuine and sincere about it.

 

[BarryDonegan]

the universal soldier part about got me.

 

[scotto2008]

If I weren't so loaded up with SSRI's I would have been a sobbing mess. As it was, I had waves of chills running up my spine all day long.

 

[libertarian4321]

I'll admit I shed a tear or two when I saw the price of a beer at the Target Center!

 

[Gin]

most certainly did. I was in front, close to the stage and it was so powerful. Never in my life have I felt so proud to be a part of something...Aimee Allen also got me to tear up when she said "I love each and every one of you....I really do" That was awesome.

I too thought RP was going to cry when he came out and we all cheered, the confetti flying. I bet he got a tear or two in his I. You could see in his eyes how proud and humbled he was...

I cried on the way home...so full of emotion, pride and anticipation of things to come as the Ron Paul Songs that were given out at the Celebration played. What a humbling experience for us all. One that we will never forget.

 

[Matt Collins]

I'll admit I shed a tear or two when I saw the price of a beer at the Target Center!

yeah really!

I bought a hot dog, french fries (which sucked) and two bottles of water... $15