On September 29, libertarian communicator Ron Paul returned to Gettysburg College, from which Paul graduated with a bachelor’s degree in 1957, and presented the college’s annual Constitution Day lecture. As reported on the Gettysburg College website, over 800 people attended Paul’s speech.
Before zeroing in on matters including American history, current events, and libertarianism, Paul talks in his speech about his time at Gettysburg College.
Watch Paul’s complete speech, and Gettysburg College Political Science Professor Kenneth Mott’s introduction of Paul, here:
In addition to presenting the annual Constitution Day lecture, Paul met with some smaller groups of students at the college. Read more about Paul’s visit to Gettysburg College, and find links to a local radio interview with Paul and photographs from the visit, at the Gettysburg College website.
