The Ron Paul March is July 12th, 2008 - Press Release
It has been a few months in the planning but it is finally here. And it is not too late to be there. Whatever your political leanings, whereever you are in the country we hope you can go to the March to celebrate the activities of the freedom movement for the last year and a half.
This is truly a great chance to go to our nations capital and to hear some noted authors in one place for no cost. Here is the Press Release I wrote for the event. Feel free to use it and distribute it to your friends and family. It is not too late to take a plane, train, or autombile to the DC area. Car pooling with 2 or 3 other people makes it very easy to plan and get there with as little cost as possible.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Fresh from his unprecedented run for the White House that witnessed a little known Congressman become a household name, Ron Paul and his supporters plan a March and Rally in Washington DC.
On July 12, 2008, more than 20,000 citizens will gather in Washington D.C. to show that they want representation in Washington that protects Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
This March is different from most events during the politic process as it is completely organized by private individuals and is not organized by the Ron Paul or any other candidates campaign.
Speakers confirmed to appear include Ron Paul, Chuck Baldwin, Michael Scheuer, Tom Woods, Naomi Wolfe, Bob Schulz, and G. Edward Griffin, among others.
At 9:30 AM, supporters will assemble at the northeast quadrant of the Washington Monument, and proceed to march down Constitution Avenue, toward Capitol Hill. The west side of Capitol Hill will be the rally point where everyone assembles for the rally, which will start around 11:00 AM.
The speakers, musical guests, and entertainers will then proceed to give their ideas, speaking on the Constitution, the Federal Reserve, the NAU, terrorism and the issues of our times.
Anyone of any political affiliation is invited to attend. There is no cost for attending. It truly is a rare chance to listen to these speakers in one place.
Contact Susan Wolfe for more information.
