IU Students for RP Chalk the Constitution for Obama Concert

Yesterday, April 5th, in advance of the Dave Matthews Band Concert/Barack Obama Concert, the IU Students for Ron Paul gathered to write out the US Constitution and Bill of Rights in sidewalk chalk right in front of the entrance of the show at Assembly Hall (IU Basketball Mecca). - Bloomington, Indiana.
It took about 5 hrs.

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Check this link out for some great videos from Andrew Sharp, president of IU students for Ron Paul: (some great interviews w/ Hillary supporters and information on Stephen Flynn of the CFR)
http://andrewreview.podbe...

More photos from the Chalking:
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Unfortunately, as Jefferson warned us, we have become careless---we no longer understand that the Constitution was written to restrain government; not the people. Ron Paul is the only presidential candidate who did not vote for the badly named "Patriot Act." Obama, while not in the Senate for the first act, voted for the reauthorization of the Patriot Act in 2006. See for yourself: http://www.senate.gov/leg... Anyone who cares about the Constitution and the civil liberties it recognizes is foolish to vote for and follow anyone who voted for the Unconstitutional Patriot Act.

"It is true, we are as yet secured against [tyrannical laws] by the spirit of the times... But is the spirit of the people an infallible, a permanent reliance? Is it government? Is this the kind of protection we receive in return for the rights we give up? Besides, the spirit of the times may alter, will alter. Our rulers will become corrupt, our people careless." --Thomas Jefferson: Notes on Virginia, Q.XVII, 1782. ME 2:224

"[To establish republican government, it is necessary to] effect a constitution in which the will of the nation shall have an organized control over the actions of its government, and its citizens a regular protection against its oppressions." --Thomas Jefferson to Lafayette, 1816. ME 19:240

A special thanks to Elli, Kasia and Andrew (video) for getting things going on this project.