Ron Paul Values Voter Presidential Debate Closing Statement

http://valuesvoterdebate.com/

9/17/2007, Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

View from main floor, 4th row center.

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[cujothekitten]

Any chance you have the whole debate?

[terbocongress]

cujo

The debate was 3 hours long, and I was only carrying a still camera with limited recording capacity. In all honesty- as fascinating as it was to sit in the 4th row- I can't recommend watching 3 hours of this. I will be posting some more snippets, including Alan Keyes' closing statement. Mike Huckabee, Dr. Paul and Keyes deservedly finished 1-2-3 in the poll. John Cox was noteworthy as well.

[thinbev]

I used to be a Giuliani supporter, but as I watch more and more of these debates, the only true Christian is Ron Paul. I used to think that Ron Paul has no chance at winning the Republican nomination, but the more and more I watch the debates, the more I think he can win. I am now a Ron Paul supporter.

[blujaded]

I think the Ron Paul segments are about the only part of this debate I could stomach. I saw a side of Alan Keyes I'd never seen before in his closing "sermon".

Way to go Ron for holding true to his faith in God as well as his loyalty to the constitution. You will never be able to convince the values voters that you can't legislate morality - that's what they stand for - so RP was the only candidate present that really made this a true "debate".

Thanks, Terbo, for putting this up!

[Username2671]

What's with that idiot booing at the end?? "We'd have 5,000 Americans still alive!" BOOOOOOO

[TheGUARDIANMEDIC]

Dr Paul needs to use this speech again, it still applies.

[lpfan091989]

why would any one boo him, he is one of the few politicians that makes any sense and wants to defend the rights of americans and the US, i guess those idiots want to pay taxes and want their children to be at war. thats why i like him, Ron Paul is one of the few that realizes that the country is getting into too many nations. We are not the police of the world and it is costing us, the citizens money. idk about you, but i wouldn't want my children to be sent to a war.

[regusted]

I was there as well as several other GOP and Ron Paul events in the last year. McCain, Thompson and Romney supporters and staff were all very welcoming and expressed respect and admiration for Ron Paul.

It was the Giuliani and Huckabee supporters who usually made complete jackasses of themselves, particularly at the Values Voters debate.

[idislikethissomuch]

such a smart man.....

[sallyann22]

Only 20% of New Hampshire's primary ballots were counted by hand. The other 80% were counted exclusively by Diebold machines.

Stalin once said, "The people who cast the votes decide nothing.

The people who count the votes decide everything."

Vote Ron Paul.

[nekopheliac]

We are man, we are...search youtube for Canadians for Ron Paul!

Freedom!

[dtmdtm]

im a liberal and i would happy with this man as our president

[hewolfe]

"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing."

Edmund Burke

[hewolfe]

"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace" Jimi Hendrix