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Video: In 1972 Ron Paul Helped a Mixed Race Couple Deliver Their Baby When No Other Doctors Would. He Also Took Care of Their Bill.

Listening to this man's story about his struggle against racial prejudice and Ron Paul's compassion, mercy, and justice literally brought a tear to my eye. Actions speak louder than words:

The Compassion of Dr. Ron Paul




James Williams of Matagorda County, Texas recounts a touching true story. Living in a still prejudice Texas In 1972, his wife had a complication with her pregnancy. No doctors would care for her or deliver their bi-racial child. In fact one of the hospital nurses called the police on James.

Dr. Ron Paul was notified and took her in, delivering their stillborn baby. Because of the compassion of Dr. Ron Paul, the Williams' never received a hospital bill for the delivery.

Ron Paul views every human being as a unique individual, afforded the rights endowed by our creator and codified in the Bill of Rights.

To help air a broadcast version of this ad in early primary states, donate here http://revolutionpac.com/compassion




UPDATE: Ron Paul responds to Compassion ad:

At the end of the video clip below, Ron Paul tells his radio interviewer that he doesn't recall this specific event from so many years ago because he did things like this so frequently. It was just how he practiced medicine:




Wes Messamore,
Editor in Chief, THL
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