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Ron Paul 'Defender of Freedom' TV Ad Begins Running in South Carolina

Fri Jan 4, 2008 7:13pm EST
30-Second Spot Highlights Congressman Paul's Unmatched
                       Conservative Credentials
ARLINGTON, Va.--(Business Wire)--Starting today, Republican presidential candidate and Texas
Congressman Ron Paul is running a television ad - titled "Defender of
Freedom" - in South Carolina.

   "Congressman Paul has an unmatched record of defending the rights
of Americans," said Ron Paul 2008 campaign chairman Kent Snyder. "This
advertisement is about bringing Dr. Paul's message of freedom, peace
and prosperity to potential voters. The more people know about Dr.
Paul, the more support he gains."

   The ad can be viewed here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AmY-fW3gdc

   The following is a transcript of the 30 second advertisement:

   Narrator: "He defends our freedom, and his record shows it... Ron
Paul.

   "Answering our country's call, Ron Paul became a flight surgeon in
the Air Force.

   "As a doctor, Ron Paul delivered over 4,000 babies and is a
leading defender of life.

   "In Congress, Ron Paul never voted to raise taxes, never voted for
an unbalanced budget, never voted to restrict gun rights or raise
congressional pay.

   "Protecting our God-given freedom... Ron Paul for President."

   Congressman Paul: "I'm Ron Paul and I approve this message."

Ron Paul 2008 Presidential Campaign Committee
Jesse Benton, 703-248-9115

Copyright Business Wire 2008



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