Ron Paul has started an Army....

an army of people who can think for themselves. Thanks to Ron Paul, I'm engaged in the political process now and I know more about my rights than ever before. I went to vote today and as they flipped through the registered voters label book, they came upon my name. Someone had taken a red pen and wrote XXX Denied XXX over my name! They made a call and told me I could not vote today. Now that I'm conscious of the revolution, I was inspired to fight this odd turn of events.

I found out the constitution does not give me a right to vote. It's purely up to the States to decide. I found a few house bills that protect my right to vote when a clerical error happens and also the right of my provisional vote, which was never even mentioned by anyone at the voting booth. After a few phone calls to the board of elections, with research in hand, I am now able to vote normally as of this evening. I even got past having to use a provisional vote.

So I guess what I;m trying to say is never give in, never take the governments answer as the undisputed truth. Read, learn, form your own opinions, and stand up for them.

Jacob S. - N.C.

Also note, Chuck Baldwin was excluded from counting as a write in by only 2 states, one of which is NC. I'm going to vote for Ralph Nader since he is the only person that even says the word Constitution out of my write-in choices.