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Ron Paul Campaign Opens Michigan Headquarters Saturday in Detroit

Fri Dec 28, 2007 10:20pm EST
Republican presidential candidate opens second office statewide
DETROIT--(Business Wire)--Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul will unveil his
campaign's new Michigan headquarters in Detroit on Saturday. The grand
opening kicks off with a "Ron Paul Holiday Walk-Off" from 11am to 4pm,
at which local volunteers will meet and canvass the surrounding
neighborhood. After the walk-off, volunteers will return to join
supporters from Southeast Michigan and statewide for a rally and open
house at headquarters.

   "This is a great day for the campaign in Wayne County," said Paul
Michigan state coordinator Leslie Roszman. "Our largest group of
grassroots supporters are very active here spreading Dr. Paul's
message of freedom, peace, and prosperity, and with their help, we
know we'll be ready for the primary on January 15."

   The Detroit location, at 18981 Telegraph Road, on the southwest
corner of Telegraph and 7 Mile Road, is the second of two offices
opening this week. The 10-term Texas Congressman and rising 2008 White
House contender opened his first Michigan campaign office Thursday in
Flint, and is planning another office opening next week in Grand
Rapids.

   Congressman Ron Paul has been in the news lately for his
record-breaking fundraising and steady ascent in the polls. He made
Michigan news in October when an evening rally at the University of
Michigan drew over 2,000 supporters. With over 10,000 volunteers, the
Ron Paul 2008 Michigan campaign is the largest grassroots campaign in
the state.

Ron Paul 2008 Presidential Campaign Committee
Kerri Price, 202-491-5229

Copyright Business Wire 2007



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