Ron Paul says campaign to 'shift gears'

"Freedom is very popular. Not only is freedom popular, freedom works," Paul told supporters.

Hundreds of people rushed into a Houston hotel ballroom to hear Paul speak. They listened to a guitar player perform peace and freedom songs and gave loud cheers when Paul said the U.S. needs to bring home the troops from the Middle East. They also broke into applause when he spoke out for following the law and the Constitution.

He repeated his stances on other major issues, speaking against the United Nations and the income tax.

Ron Paul did not have a chance of being the nominee with such radical ideas as liberty, freedom, and following the law and the Constitution. He has ended his campaign for the presidency but the campaign for freedom continues.