Ron Paul first entered congress because of the removal of the gold standard.

That was his driving motivation for entering politics, to help stop the monetary destruction we were to face.

During multiple stints in congress amid his personal obgyn practice, Ron has fought HARD for the Auditing of the Federal Reserve.

The Federal Reserve has NEVER been audited completely. While some small audits take place, the very things we need to know have been kept as "inauditable".

Ron Paul has introduced audit the fed bills and even with overwhelming congressional support, they have been magically stuck in subcommittees until they disappear.

Well today, is VICTORY.

No longer is it stuck in committee. Paul's entire congressional career goal, to audit the monster that ruins our money, the Fed, has been completed as a congressman in the House of Representatives.

And not only was it a victory, it was a LANDSLIDE!

327-98

Naturally, all the MSM sites I had checked (wsj, nbc news, etc.) had nothing of this massive career victory.

It is up to us to reassert ourselves, Rep. Paul said during a House debate on Tuesday.

The legislation requires the Government Accountability Office to carry out comprehensive audits of the bank. It passed easily but faces an uncertain future in the Senate.

We should have privacy for the individual, but we should have openness of government all the time. Weve drifted a long way from that, Rep. Paul said Tuesday.

I think when people talk about independence and having this privacy of the central bank, it means they want secrecy, he added.

Opposition to the bill came mostly from Democrats.

It seems to me what were talking about is taking some fake punches at the Federal Reserve but not doing anything serious, said Rep. Barney Frank.

The three-time presidential candidate Paul, who is retiring at end of this session, has made a career of trying to do away with the Fed, which he blames for the government growth. Failing to accomplish that, he has pushed to make the independent central banks operations more transparent.

The Fed is already subject to annual audits, but Pauls bill goes further in requiring inspections of the banks monetary policy decision-making. And although Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke has opposed the legislation, that didnt stop it from being passed 327 to 98.

The bill will now be sent to the Senate where it falls into the hands of Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV).

Oh, it might be interesting to note that all but one Republican voted for the bill. The one who felt Rep. Pauls bill wasnt worth his vote was Rep. Bob Turner of New York.

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