 Dear Erick, I had a bit of shock this morning when I looked at my calendar and realized that the Third Annual Liberty Political Action Conference (LPAC) is only two weeks away! So if you have not yet done so, make sure you get your tickets now. And if you already have gotten your tickets, please ask your pro-liberty friends and family to register for LPAC! With a lineup of speakers including Senator Rand Paul, Congressman Justin Amash, Congressman Thomas Massie, Morton Blackwell (Virginia RNC National Committeeman and President of the Leadership Institute), National Right to Work President Mark Mix, Mike Church, Jerry Doyle, Bruce Fein, Doug Wead, Young Americans for Liberty Executive Director Jeff Frazee, Julie Borowski, Jim Antle, Ivan Eland, and Glenn “Kane” Jacobs, LPAC is truly the must-attend liberty event of the year! In addition to three great days of speakers, on Sunday, September 22, you will have the opportunity to receive political training from some of the country’s leading experts in confrontational politics and grassroots activism. Of course, one of the highlights will be the opportunity to hear from Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul. Not only will you be able to hear Dr. Paul speak, you will also have the opportunity to get a signed copy of his new book, The School Revolution: A New Answer for Our Broken Education System, at a special book signing on Friday afternoon, September 20. In his new book, Dr. Paul examines the problems with our government-dominated system of education and explains why replacing bureaucratic micromanagement with parental control is the key to improving America’s education system. I’m really excited about Dr. Paul’s new book, which could do for the education debate what End the Fed did for the debate on monetary policy. The School Revolution’s official publishing date is September 17, so LPAC will be one of the first opportunities for you to purchase the book. Plus, if you buy the book on Friday at LPAC, you can get Dr. Paul to sign it! But Dr. Paul’s new book will not be the only book you can get signed that day... Copies of the "Ron Paul Family Cookbook" will also be available, and you can have one signed by the First Lady of Liberty herself, Carol Paul. I am sure you have heard Dr. Paul talk about how popular the cookbook was in his congressional district and with his friends and supporters nationwide. The cookbook comprises recipes from Carol herself, members of the Paul family, and friends and supporters from around the country. I know that an autographed copy of the cookbook will be something LPAC attendees will cherish (and use) for years to come. And the book singing with Ron and Carol is just one of the many great events at this year’s LPAC. So don’t miss out! If you haven’t already, get your LPAC tickets today! Ron, Carol, and all of us at Campaign for Liberty are looking forward to seeing you. In Liberty,  John Tate President P.S. LPAC is only two weeks away! So if you have not yet purchased your ticket(s), please purchase them now and urge your pro-liberty friends and family to join you at LPAC. In addition to a great lineup of speakers, as well as top-notch training, LPAC will feature a book signing with Campaign for Liberty Chairman Ron Paul and the First Lady of Liberty, Carol Paul! Dr. Paul will be singing copies of his new book, The School Revolution, and Mrs. Paul will be signing copies of her “Ron Paul Family Cookbook.” Dr. Paul’s education book will be published on September 17, so this will be one of your first opportunities to get an autographed copy of this important book! And you will enjoy trying the recipes in the Ron Paul Family Cookbook for years to come. So don’t miss out on this opportunity to hear from some of the liberty movement's leading elected officials, writers, and activists... and to get an autographed book from Ron and Carol Paul! |
    
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