November 19, 2007, the man, the legend, the good doctor, President Ron Paul graced the residents of Las Vegas and Pahrumph with his presence. Since San Diego does such a fine job of keeping his name entirely out of politics and media here, I had no choice but to drive up there to see him. I gave up food for an entire week (yes, even today) so I could afford the gas to get there and bring the Ron Paul freedom message back to the people of San Diego.
I could go on and on about this man and why America NEEDS him, but I'm going to let him speak for himself.

I am truly thankful that I was able to go there to meet him, shake his hand and even give him a hug!!!
I didn't really think about how cool that was afterwards...like gee, I hugged the President! That doesn't happen too often, unless you're an elitist. He's just so down to earth, one can't help but love him! He is so gentle and humble, a man of his word who diligently pursues the interest of the people.

I first went to see him speak at UNLV, Artemus Hall, then off to the Bob Rund Community Center that was literally OVERFLOWING with people desperate to hear his message!

Since I had the pleasure of being with him in Vegas, I took a back seat in Pahrumph and met some really wonderful people from all over eager to feed their need for Ron Paul's message.
Ron Paul supporters are the most diverse group of people...the true essence of what made America great!

There are 5 parts to his speech and his part is completely unedited! Since the news refuses to show you why so many are infected with the good doctor's message, I will show it to you!












Here's when I went to go hug him after I waited for the crowd to leave. This was really funny. There I was taking pictures for people who did not have cameras the entire time, then he's talking to the last person, then took off! He completely forgot that I still wanted a turn! LOL

Well, you know I didn't let him go...

Check it out!



God Bless you all and don't forget to share Ron Paul's' message of peace, freedom and unity!