The mainstream media obsessively focuses on the "big battles" between the political left and right, particularly in Washington. We become more polarized as a nation, but the differences between the Republican and Democratic parties are for the most part superficial. Both parties are pro-war and anti-civil liberties. Both support the surveillance state and Big Brother. Both endorse the warfare/welfare machine that enriches the well-connected and impoverishes the rest. Both continue the lie that bombing more people overseas will keep us more safe at home. But there is a growing movement that the media would prefer to ignore. They do their best to keep it off the radar screen. They are afraid because it is a philosophical movement rather than a superficial pseudo-movement. Liberty is on the march like never before and armies of opposition cannot stop this idea whose time has come.Twelve-term Congressman and three-time presidential candidate Ron Paul is the father of the modern Liberty movement, which by many accounts was launched ten years ago with a spontaneous mock Boston Tea Party in 2007. His 2008 and 2012 presidential runs energized a new generation and put Liberty on the map. The movement continues to grow even with the various political sideshows that vie for people's attention.This movement is not Democrat versus Republican. It is authoritarian versus pro-liberty.In his latest book, The Revolution at Ten, Dr. Paul looks ahead at the future of the movement he helped launch. He tackles central planning, the military empire, cultural Marxism, the surveillance state, the deep state and more. How can we continue to work toward Liberty and against the authoritarianism that creeps in from every crack? Read Dr. Paul's how-to guide for the next ten years of the movement.
About the Author: Ron Paul served twelve terms in the US House of Representatives and was a three-time candidate for US president. He has devoted his political career to the defense of individual liberty, sound money, and a non-interventionist foreign policy. Judge Andrew Napolitano calls him "the Thomas Jefferson of our day." After serving as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force in the 1960s, Dr. Paul moved to Texas to begin a civilian medical practice, delivering over four thousand babies in his career as an obstetrician. He served in Congress from 1976 to 1984, and again from 1996 to 2013. He and Carol Paul, his wife of more than fifty years, have five children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Ron Paul, the New York Post once wrote, is a politician who "cannot be bought by special interests." "There are few people in public life who, through thick and thin, rain or shine, stick to their principles," added a congressional colleague. "Ron Paul is one of those few." Ron Paul is now chairman of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace and Prosperity, a non-profit educational charity, and host of the daily Ron Paul Liberty Report.