Posts Tagged Ron Paul
Dr. Paul: 1 | Chris Matthews: 0
Posted by Roy Antoun in Economics, Libertarian, Media, Republicans on April 23, 2010
The colloquial “Tea Party” is clearly split but Dr. Paul’s message is clearly not. Below is quite possibly the most interesting interview I have watched in a while.
FROM DC TO NEW YORK, THE TEA PARTY’S CORE MESSAGE SPREADS
Posted by Roy Antoun in Economics, Libertarian, Politics, Republicans on April 16, 2010
Roy Antoun shaking hands with Ron Paul
In sheer anger at the neoconservative elders suffocating the political climate in Brooklyn, NY, the borough’s Brooklyn Young Republicans have released this video and commentary expressing the need for youth to change politics and bring liberty back to the Republican Party and beyond. Even more, a local popular blog, “Atlas Shrugs in Brooklyn,” recently highlighted Ron Paul‘s enormous challenge to Barack Obama in a latest poll.
As the Brooklyn Young Republicans’ Communications Chairman and a local County Committeeman, I’m helping push the revolution into the streets of New York. With Ron Paul rising ever so high in straw polls and the Tax Day Tea Parties expressing frustration with the establishment, it’s true: Liberty is indeed contagious. It’s time we put old politics aside and watered the tree liberty once again.
What can you do help spread Ron’s message?
The Revolution Spreads
Posted by Roy Antoun in Culture, Libertarian, Politics, Republicans on April 15, 2010
Some dear friends of mine over at Atlas Shrugs in Brooklyn have recently posted a piece on my commentary about youth and the Brooklyn GOP. It’s interesting how contagious the message of liberty is and how Ron Paul has been influencing Americans through straw polls and local politics as well.
You can find the post here.
Who is Roy Antoun?
Roy Antoun is a Rutgers University undergraduate student double majoring in History & Political Science. He is also a Young Americans for Liberty Foreign Policy Researcher and Editor-in-Chief of YAL's Foreign Policy Handbook. Roy hopes to attend Law School and work in international law.