One thing that I'm convinced of, those who joined the campaign for liberty and promote this cause really believe in something.

When the government gives you rights, the government can take them away.

And we do have to remember, you know, the straw vote is one thing, but there's one other thing called delegates, yes!

The solution was once well known in America, and that's when we understood and respected personal liberty.

But under war time conditions, people generally get more careless about their civil liberties.

I think it's important to know that there's only one candidate and only one campaign that offers real cuts and in the first year of the new presidency, there will be $1 trillion cut from the budget.

We need an advancement of the cause of liberty and the understanding of liberty. This is the only solution if our goal be peace and prosperity, it's the only way you can achieve peace and prosperity.

The president does not believe that. The president over the last few years has tried to tell you that he, in fact, the government, can give you rights.

Well, if enthusiasm wins elections, we win hands down.

The greatest danger when we accept the notion that the government is supposed to take care of us from cradle to grave and we're supposed to be the policemen of the world is that ultimately it's down at the expense of personal liberty.

If we would have had endless funds or I would have had the wealth of Ross Perot, I could have competed with Mitt in Florida.

I think if they had one 10th the concern I had in Washington, they would be cutting spending this year, not pretending they are going to cut over the next 10 years.