Man Ejected From Park for Sporting Ron Paul Bumper Sticker

Turns out Ron Paul supporters are indeed deemed 'Enemies of the State'


BLACKSBURG, S.C

The Rutherford Institute has come to the defense of a 73-year-old Virginia resident who was allegedly ordered by a park ranger to remove his car from a national military park in South Carolina because of political messages attached to his vehicle. Jack Faw, whose ancestors fought in the historic battle memorialized at Kings Mountain National Military Park, contacted The Rutherford Institute after being told by a park ranger that the decal promoting a political organization associated with Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX), which was displayed on the back window of Faw's car, was not allowed in the park.

We must assume, therefore, any bumper sticker depicting Obama and any associated 'political organization' such as Organizing for America would also constitute grounds for dismissal from a nation park. This despite the fact he is the current sitting president.