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Ron Paul: The State of Liberty 2015
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Ron Paul #39;s Texas Straight Talk 1/19/15: Audit, Then End the Fed!
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David Crowley Speaks at Ron Paul Festival, Tampa, August 2012

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Rick Perry tries to intimidate Ron Paul at GOP debate!

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Ron Paul Revolution

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Submitted by Ron Paul via The Ron Paul Institute of Peace & Prosperity,

Since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the dollar has lost over 97 percent of its purchasing power, the US economy has been subjected to a series of painful Federal Reserve-created recessions and depressions, and government has grown to dangerous levels thanks to the Feds policy of monetizing the debt. Yet the Federal Reserve still operates under a congressionally-created shroud of secrecy.

No wonder almost 75 percent of the American public supports legislation to audit the Federal Reserve.

The new Senate leadership has pledged to finally hold a vote on the audit bill this year, but, despite overwhelming public support, passage of this legislation is by no means assured.

The reason it may be difficult to pass this bill is that the 25 percent of Americans who oppose it represent some of the most powerful interests in American politics. These interests are working behind the scenes to kill the bill or replace it with a meaningless compromise. This compromise may provide limited transparency, but it would still keep the American people from learning the full truth about the Feds conduct of monetary policy.

Some opponents of the bill say an audit would somehow compromise the Feds independence. Those who make this claim cannot point to anything in the text of the bill giving Congress any new authority over the Feds conduct of monetary policy. More importantly, the idea that the Federal Reserve is somehow independent of political considerations is laughable. Economists often refer to the political business cycle, where the Fed adjusts its policies to help or hurt incumbent politicians. Former Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns exposed the truth behind the propaganda regarding Federal Reserve independence when he said, if the chairman didnt do what the president wanted, the Federal Reserve would lose its independence.

Perhaps the real reason the Fed opposes an audit can be found by looking at what has been revealed about the Feds operations in recent years. In 2010, as part of the Dodd-Frank bill, Congress authorized a one-time audit of the Federal Reserves activities during the financial crisis of 2008. The audit revealed that between 2007 and 2008 the Federal Reserve loaned over $16 trillion more than four times the annual budget of the United States to foreign central banks and politically-influential private companies.

In 2013 former Federal Reserve official Andrew Huszar publicly apologized to the American people for his role in the greatest backdoor Wall Street bailout of all time the Federal Reserves quantitative easing program. Can anyone doubt an audit would further confirm how the Fed acts to benefit economic elites?

Despite the improvements shown in the (government-manipulated) economic statistics, the average American has not benefited from the Feds quantitative easing program. The abysmal failure of quantitative easing in the US may be one reason Switzerland stopped pegging the value of the Swiss Franc to the Euro following reports that the European Central Bank is about to launch its own quantitative easing program.

Quantitative easing is just the latest chapter in the Federal Reserves hundred-year history of failure. Despite this poor track record, Fed apologists still claim the American people benefit from the Federal Reserve System. But, if that were the case, why wouldnt they welcome the opportunity to let the American people know more about monetary policy? Why is the Fed acting like it has something to hide if it has nothing to fear from an audit?

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Potential Republican presidential candidate U.S. Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., speaks to supporters and curious onlookers during a rally at the Atlantis Casino Resort in Reno on Jan. 17, 2015.(Photo: Jason Bean/RGJ)

Republican presidential hopeful Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., made his first campaign visit to Reno Saturday only to find out that his father has already done a lot of groundwork to boost his popularity.

Former Texas U.S. Rep. Ron Paul captured 22 of Nevada's 25 delegates to the National Republican Convention in 2012 -- even though Mitt Romney easily won that year's Nevada GOP presidential caucus. And Ron Paul's good name now gives his son a ready-made set of supporters in Reno.

A meeting at the Atlantis with local GOP activists and some elected officials was standing-room-only, thanks to his father.

"I support Rand because of his father, Ron, who was the most honest person in government," said Jim Uprichard, who attended the meeting. "I feel that the apple doesn't fall far from the tree. So Rand has to be following in his father's footsteps."

Rand Paul, in a private interview, acknowledged that his father has laid groundwork for him in Nevada. However, Rand Paul said he must be his own man if he expects to win the Nevada GOP caucus or the GOP presidential nomination in 2016.

"If I end up doing this (running for president), I really have to be my own person and present my ideas and issues," Rand Paul said. "That doesn't mean my father and I are not from the same tradition in the sense that we believe in limited government that is strictly bound by the Constitution, a belief in a reasonable and rational foreign policy that sees some of the unintended consequences of some of the entanglements overseas. I believe, like dad, about the all-consuming problem about (the federal government) spending money we don't have."

At the podium in front of the crowd, Paul did not mention Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., but blasted potential Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for the former U.S. secretary of state's role in attacks that claimed four lives of U.S. personnel in 2012 at Benghazi, Libya.

Clinton did a poor job in preparing the embassy for such an attack, Paul said, noting that a U.S. ambassador was assassinated.

"Hillary Clinton got cable after cable to protect the consulate in Benghazi. And what did she do? Nothing," Paul said.

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