Monday, October 29, 2007

Ron Paul in Wyoming

I had the chance this weekend to attend a Ron Paul rally in Wyoming. I had a great time and was able to shake Dr. Paul's hand and tell him that I looked forward to seeing him in office in 2008. It was great to see other people who are also excited about Dr.Paul running for President.
There were many people that came from Colorado to hear Dr.Paul speak, as well as those from Wyoming. I met people from Windsor as well as Louisville. In fact that guy that I met from Windsor was handing out free Ron Paul hats. He has his own business in Windsor, Co and makes hats. I didn't get to talk to him for long but, I was able to obtain a business card. The name of the company is Sovereign Threadz. Their website is under construction at the moment but anyone in the Front Range area interested in a cool Ron Paul hat should definitely give them a call at (970) 686-6055. Below you can view your author with Dr. Paul and I have included links for anyone who is interested in viewing the speech.



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Ron Paul Hope for America

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