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Congress Gets Obamacare Fix
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Rubio Votes With Reid and Obama, Against American People
SPRINGFIELD, Virginia- Today, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) stood with President Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, and against the rule of law to continue sending foreign aid to Egypt. Under current law, the United States is prohibited [...]
Take Action Today to Audit the Fed!
Since our founding in 2008, Campaign for Liberty's top legislative priority has been passing Audit the Fed. In the 111th and 112th Congress, Congressman Ron Paul's Audit the Fed bill passed through the House of Representatives twice, once as an [...]
A House Divided Over NSA Spying on Americans
Here is Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul's latest Texas Straight Talk on last week' s debate and vote on Representative Justin Amash's amendment to limit the National Security Agency's collection of our private data. Under Dr. Paul's [...]
A Foreign Policy of Power
By Luke Marrazzo America was a country of strong national defense when we pursued the Jeffersonian policy of “peaceful relations with all, entangling alliances with none.” Today’s policy of hyper-intervention, by contrast, fosters [...]
Be careful what you Google
Here is an account of one family's encounter with the surveillance state. Agents searched this family's house because of their Internet searches for the Boston bomber, backpacks, and pressure cookers raised suspicions that they might be [...]
Urgent Action Alert: Senate Vote on Aid to Egypt
Wednesday morning, the Senate will vote on an amendment to the offered by Senator Paul to end foreign military assistance to Egypt in keeping with U.S. protocols regarding a nation that has experienced a coup d’état. Instead of sending the [...]
Two Steps Forward, One Step Back
By: Wesley Long Advocates of rational foreign policy celebrated legislative victories earlier this week with the passage, in the House of Representatives, of amendments limiting potential U.S. military involvement in Syria and Egypt. As [...]