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Many supporters crawled on top of benches or stood on the famous terrace chairs for a better vantage point from which to see their favorite candidate, take pictures, and record the speech.
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Many supporters crawled on top of benches or stood on the famous terrace chairs for a better vantage point from which to see their favorite candidate, take pictures, and record the speech.
UW-Madison's Youth for Ron Paul chapter president Jordan Krause introduces Representative Ron Paul (R-TX-14), candidate for the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States.
Representative Paul was all smiles during his introduction and the crowd responded in kind, which lead to Paul throwing up a thumbs up while soaking in the attention.
In anticipation of Paul's arrival, many had started pro-Ron Paul chants in support of his bid for presidency. Many carried campaign signs or wore Ron Paul apparel.
When most spaces had filled on the ground, many took to the balconies above the Rathskeller to try to gain a better vantage point for viewing the speech.
Ron Paul supports gathered hours before the arrival of the GOP Presidential candidate Thursday evening at the Memorial Union Terrace on the University of Wisconsin campus. Though temperatures were in the low 50's, many were at the terrace earlier than 3pm to secure the best spots for the speech schedule for 7 that evening.
Nine-year-old Trenton Landrick from Cambria, WI stretches for a better view of his preferred candidate, Ron Paul.
Ron Paul's stop on Thursday marked the beginning of an influx of GOP candidates to the State of Wisconsin. Newt Gingrich will be in Green Bay on Friday to meet with supporters at Kroll's West, and then will join Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney in Waukesha on Saturday.
Rep. Paul took time after his speech on Thursday to shake hands with his supporters, one of whom handed him an envelope marked "confidential" while he made his way to his parked car.
Many supporters crawled on top of benches or stood on the famous terrace chairs for a better vantage point from which to see their favorite candidate, take pictures, and record the speech.
Members of UW-Madison student government and local government officials, including Scott Resnick, Sam Polstein, Steven Olikara, and Tom Templeton were also on hand to listen to Rep. Paul's speech on Thursday.
Representative Paul was all smiles during his introduction and the crowd responded in kind, which lead to Paul throwing up a thumbs up while soaking in the attention.
Espousing constitutionality and civil liberties over special interests, Rep. Paul spoke for approximately 40 minutes on the Memorial Union Terrace as the sun set.
In anticipation of Paul's arrival, many had started pro-Ron Paul chants in support of his bid for presidency. Many carried campaign signs or wore Ron Paul apparel.
UW-Madison's Youth for Ron Paul chapter president Jordan Krause introduces Representative Ron Paul (R-TX-14), candidate for the Republican Party nomination for President of the United States.
When most spaces had filled on the ground, many took to the balconies above the Rathskeller to try to gain a better vantage point for viewing the speech.
Ron Paul supports gathered hours before the arrival of the GOP Presidential candidate Thursday evening at the Memorial Union Terrace on the University of Wisconsin campus. Though temperatures were in the low 50's, many were at the terrace earlier than 3pm to secure the best spots for the speech schedule for 7 that evening.
Aaron McEvoy, the chair of UW-Madison’s Young Americans for Liberty, promoted U.S. Rep. Ron Paul’s visit to campus by dressing up as a TSA, or ‘Titty Squeeze Agent,’ Wednesday.
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