Posted by Matt Hawes on 12/01/09 5:51 PM Last updated 11/28/09 2:27 PM   [Newer: Happy Birthday, YAL] [Older: "The Seventeen-Year Lie"]

Dr. Paul is coming to Arizona this Friday and Saturday (Dec. 4 and 5) for a series of events!

First up, the Arizona State chapter of Young Americans for Liberty will join with Arizona Campaign for Liberty to host a public rally with Congressman Paul on Friday, December 4 from 11am-1pm at Arizona State University.  The rally is free and open to the public and will be held at 951 S. Forest Mall Hayden Lawn, Tempe, AZ, 85281.

Following the rally, Dr. Paul will be available to sign copies of his latest book, End the Fed, from 1:30-2:30.  The ASU bookstore will have copies of the book available for sale at the rally.

RSVP for these events here.

Later on the 4th, you can support Arizona C4L by attending a private fundraising reception with Dr. Paul from 6-8 pm.  Tickets are $250 and can be purchased here.

And on Saturday, December 5, Congressman Paul will be the keynote speaker at the 1st Annual Arizona C4L convention!  Dr. Paul will give the headline speech at 9 am.

While the convention is open to all, only dues paying members of the Arizona C4L chapter are able to vote at the convention. To become a dues paying voting member, please join the Arizona Campaign for Liberty by purchasing a $15 ticket for the event here.

The convention will take place in Arizona State University's Memorial Union ballroom from 8am-3pm.

You can RSVP for the state convention here.  While you still need to purchase a ticket separately, signing up on the RSVP page will help give the event organizers an idea of who will be attending.

Don't miss your chance to see Ron Paul in Arizona!  Join Arizona Campaign for Liberty and Young Americans for Liberty at Arizona State University on December 4-5!

Posted 12/01/09 02:00 AM Jrodc22 Fort Bragg, NC

I am in the Army and (unfortunately) I am deployed to Afghanistan right now. I am coming back home to Arizona to see my family for Christmas next month. I wish these dates were a little later in the month!