This guy is proof the Ron Paul Revolution is just beginning

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CD-33 Debate 5/17 -- Christopher David Intro & Opening Statement (1 min 23 sec):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HW6DFTefRi0

Published on May 20, 2012 by MillennialChris

My intro and opening statement from our second CD33 debate, held at UCLA.

Thank you to Steve Collett, Tim Pape, David Steinman and Zein Obagi for having the "chutzpah" to actually show up.

CD-33 Debate 5/17 -- Christopher David Closing Statement -- On Transpartisanship (1 min 52 sec):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ3xN-emXFw

Published on May 23, 2012 by MillennialChris

"I think we need to think outside of the very narrow two-party, left-right paradigm. I am only running as a Republican because I have been inspired by a guy Ron Paul whose philosophy, whose actions, whose transpartisan coalition-building is I think a model of the kind of politicians we need more of in Washington."

[TimoneX]

The kid seems pretty sharp. He said chutzpah. lol

Thanks for posting!

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Q and A With California House Candidate Christopher David, a "Ron Paul Republican"
Brian Doherty | May 25, 2012
http://reason.com/blog/2012/05/25/q-...ouse-candidate

Christopher David, a candidate for Henry Waxman's federal House seat in California's 33rd District, who I interviewed for my book Ron Paul’s Revolution: The Man and the Movement He Inspired, tells me he came into the Ron Paul world in 2007 from the left, attracted to the only candidate speaking a believable antiwar message. At antiwar rallies during the Bush years, he recalls, he was “surrounded by lefties holding signs for every left cause under the sun, which got me thinking I guess I was a leftist; I didn’t see anyone else vocally opposing the warmongering of the Bush administration.” David figured early in the last race he’d vote Obama; he couldn’t vote Kerry in ’04, thinking him just “Bush lite.”

Then he saw Ron Paul’s famous moment (the moment at the start of Ron Paul’s Revolution) at the May 2007 South Carolina GOP presidential debate, speaking intelligently and passionately about blowback and 9/11 and not backing down when Rudy Giuliani bullied him about it. “It was the first time ever I heard any elected official use the term “blowback” and know what they talking about,” David says. “It was amazing to me, and the fact on that it was a Republican doing it was just shocking. That got me looking into Ron Paul, because I knew that took courage for him. Getting familiar with Paul and his philosophy, within two months I was the card-carrying libertarian spouting Rothbard to anyone who would listen.” He was part of the army of youth campaigning for Paul in the blistering cold leading up to the 2008 Iowa caucus.

***more at the link***