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Ron Paul Frightens Trick-Or-Treaters By Jumping Out And Telling Them About The National Debt LAKE JACKSON, TX—Sometimes adults will jump out and scare children with creepy costumes or presentations on climate change. But former senator and presidential candidate Ron Paul came up with a new tactic to frighten trick or treaters: jumping out and lecturing them on the ballooning national....

A Liberty Republican is now Governor of Kentucky!

Bevin defeats Conway in governor's race Matt Bevin tops Jack Conway for the Kentucky governorship

"He’s backing Paul because he believes voters will embrace a Republican candidate who breaks with the party’s establishment and supports less government involvement in their lives."

Prominent South Carolina congressman endorses Rand Paul He's backing Paul because he believes voters will embrace a Republican candidate who breaks with the party's establishment and supports less government involvement in their lives.

On this day in 1776, South Carolina Regulars and Militia commanded by Colonel William Moultrie successfully defended the unfinished palmetto log fort, then known as Fort Sullivan, against the British fleet. They were successful in repelling the fleet, due in large part to the sponginess of the palmetto log walls absorbing the British cannonballs rather than splintering. The crescent flag first flew over Fort Moultrie during the battle, at one point being heroically raised by Sgt William Jasper, after falling to cannon shot. This battle cemented South Carolina's reputation as the Palmetto State. Although SC declared its independence in March of 1776, this day is widely celebrated as South Carolina's Independence Day. The rest of the colonies would follow suit a week later, on July 4th.

Has anyone seen a statement from Rand Paul's office on the Iran letter?

Even Thaddeus McCotter agrees: it's inevitable, the GOP will become, on some level, a libertarian entity.

Libertarian takeover: Thaddeus McCotter predicts a new world order for GOP The former Republican presidential candidate says GOP has to adapt for new generation

Monday marks the 233rd anniversary of the ex*****on of South Carolina patriot, planter, and legislator Colonel Isaac Hayne. Beginning his service to the Patriot cause in the Colleton County regiment, Hayne served until Charleston fell to the British in 1780. Following the siege, Hayne was paroled. When the British then demanded that he take up arms against the Patriots, Hayne refused. Believing this request by the British was a violation of the agreement of his parole, Hayne again joined in the fight against the British. Hayne was captured by Colonel Nisbet Balfour and was imprisoned in the Exchange Building in Charleston. Despite multiple petitions for a pardon, British commander Lord Rawdon refused. Hayne was hanged as a traitor of the Crown on August 4, 1781.

The document below, from the SCHS archives, is a handwritten account of Hayne’s case from his attorney, John Colcock. In the five page document, Colcock questions the legality of Lord Rawdon’s decision to execute Hayne without a full trial. He goes on to explain that Hayne’s “earnest desire and last request was that he might die the death of a soldier taken in Arms”.

Exciting news! Rand Paul will be in Rock Hill, on August 25th. Click the link for more details.

Join Mick Mulvaney and Rand Paul :: Mulvaney for Congress - Piryx The event will be held at the Magnolia Room at 4017 Laurel Creek Drive in Rock Hill. Please RSVP with Eric Bedingfield at 864-230-7044 or [email protected], or sign up by making a contribution below.

Have a Safe and Happy 4th of July!