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Ron Paul Supporters Bypass GOP Convention For Their Own Rally In Minneapolis Save Email Print
Posted: 10:23 AM Sep 3, 2008
Last Updated: 10:23 AM Sep 3, 2008
Reporter: Associated Press

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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Libertarian-leaning Ron Paul told thousands
of supporters at a protest convention today that true patriots
support "liberty and the people," not what the government wants.
The Texas Congressman, who sought the Republican presidential
nomination this year, was the highlight of the Rally for the
Republic promoting Paul's political views about limited government.
The Rally for the Republic at Target Center attracted thousands
of people unhappy with either of the major political parties.
The rally also served as an alternative to the GOP convention
being held in nearby St. Paul, Minnesota, where Arizona Senator
John McCain accepts the party's presidential nomination in a speech
Thursday night.

(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)

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Posted by: james Location: texas on Sep 3, 2008 at 01:41 PM
Ron, please quit telling people your from Texas. Walk away and lets fix the problem at hand. A white j. jackson.

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