Ron
Paul
Endorsed By Maine State Rep. Aaron Libby
Before crowd of supporters in
Alfred, state representative endorsement shines spotlight on Paul
campaign momentum in Maine
FALMOUTH, Maine – 2012
Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul was endorsed today by Maine
State Representative Aaron Libby (R-Waterboro). Representing the
139th District, Rep. Libby serves an area comprised of
Waterboro and part of Lyman.
At a town hall event featuring Ron Paul in Alfred, Rep. Libby made his
endorsement public before the crowd of Paul supporters.
“We need to change our cradle-to-grave government mentality.
Cutting
taxes is not enough. We must reduce the size and cost of our
federal
government. I am tired of the status quo, big-government
politicians
of both sides of the aisle. Ron Paul represents real cuts, real
change, for a free and prosperous America. I am a Ron Paul
Republican,” said Rep. Libby.
Currently in his first term, Rep. Libby was a delegate to the 2008
state Republican convention and coordinates Ron Paul campaign efforts
for York County. One of 10 young apple farmers selected by the
U.S.
Apple Association for “Capitol Hill Day,” he attempted to meet several
Representatives, but found only Dr. Paul to take genuine interest in
his agricultural issues when the meeting occurred. That was the
day
Dr. Ron Paul inspired him to make his successful run for the Maine
State Legislature.
Providing a strong conclusion to Ron Paul’s two-day Maine swing, such
endorsements help present Ron Paul as the conservative alternative to
Mitt Romney and flex the might of the only other campaign organization
capable of maintaining a 50-state competition with the establishment
candidate.
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