Tom Woods’ message for Ron Paul

Editor’s note: Tom Woods has apparently made the video private, but I found it on another YouTube channel.

With the backlash against Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) still strong after his endorsement of Mitt Romney and some of his supporters taking legal action against the Republican Party, Tom Woods put together a message for Ron Paul urging him to resist pressure from GOP acolytes to toe the party line in the presidential race this fall.

In the video, Woods notes that Paul’s tendency to speak his mind, noting the first GOP debate back in 2007 where the Texan noted the problems with our foreign policy, and his ability to inspire supporters are unique qualities that set him apart from others in today’s political world. Woods also points out that an endorsement from the elder Paul probably wouldn’t help his son. He briefly takes a jab at Campaign for Liberty, Paul’s advocacy organization, for it’s failure to take on foreign policy.

In closing Woods says, “Dr. Paul, you changed the world in 2007. Don’t change it back. Just be Ron Paul and millions of us will support you”:

Tom Woods is great and I hope Ron heeds his message. I don’t begrudge Rand for endorsing Romney. It was a political move and maybe he is trying to advance the liberty movement in his own way. However, there are terrible people around Ron running his campaign. Benton, King and Wead should be rooted out. Benton and King have been crap from the beginning. Wead I think is simply an opportunist. I’m sure those people want Ron to endorse Romney and hopefully he tells them to finally fuck off.

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