Ron Paul Continues to Support the Constitution... Why is He Alone?

Check out Ron Paul's recent article regarding hate crime legislation. It is quite clear the the Constitution is being thrown under a truck over and over again. We need a president like Ron Paul. Someone who actually cares about America, the Constitution and our citizen's rights as free individuals.

Article by Ron Paul:

Unconstitutional Legislation Threatens Freedoms

May 7, 2007

Last week, the House of Representatives acted with disdain for the Constitution and individual liberty by passing HR 1592, a bill creating new federal programs to combat so-called “hate crimes.” The legislation defines a hate crime as an act of violence committed against an individual because of the victim’s race, religion, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or disability. Federal hate crime laws violate the Tenth Amendment’s limitations on federal power. Hate crime laws may also violate the First Amendment guaranteed freedom of speech and religion by criminalizing speech federal bureaucrats define as “hateful.”

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Will FOX News Exlude Ron Paul from SC Debates?

Why does FOX News get to choose who makes it in and who doesn't anyway? I have been hearing rumblings that Republican Party candidate Ron Paul, one of the only true Republicans left in America, might be excluded from the South Carolina debates.

This would be very unfair to both Ron Paul and the American people. Let us hope that FOX news ends up making the right choice and including Mr. Paul.

I don't think it is the place of any news station to be setting up who is seen and who is not. It should be a level playing field for all people and parties. Not a club where only certain "pre-approved" candidates are allowed to present their case to the public.

I urge every American to stay tuned to the Presidential Race 2008 information and happenings by reading Political News Articles and make sure your voice is heard.

If there is a candidate that you think is being unfairly excluded, then get on the phone and send some emails to the offending network. In this case, Fox News.