Ron Paul’s Freedom Under Siege: The U.S. Constitution after 200 years was written in the late eighties. Lew Rockwell’s introduction speaks better than anything else concerning Ron Paul’s character in the early days of his political career. Here are some great quotes from the foreword to the book by Rockwell:
And in the often corrupt and always superficial city of Washington, D.C., he was a beacon of honesty and decency.
His only concerns were freedom, peace, the Constitution, and honest money, and these same ideals animate his latest book.
The backslapping,vote-trading politicians and lobbyists felt uncomfortable around Ron Paul, almost as though their shirt collars were too tight.
He educated millions, spreading the ideas of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard on runaway government, sound money, and the free market. Continue reading “Quotes from Freedom Under Siege, Part 1”