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NEAR JACKSON, NE - Nearly one year ago, thousands of homes across Siouxland were damaged or destroyed by flooding. This is a two-part look at how one couple faced the destruction of their dream home, thenMore >> NEAR JACKSON, NE - Nearly one year ago, thousands of homes across Siouxland were damaged or destroyed by flooding. This is a two-part look at how one couple faced the destruction of their dream home, thenMore >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Siouxland residents are gearing up as the 2012 Presidential race heats up, with supporters of both candidates getting ready for a hard-fought campaign.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Siouxland residents are gearing up as the 2012 Presidential race heats up, with supporters of both candidates getting ready for a hard-fought campaign.More >> (SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE) Whether you're Republican, Democrat, or somewhere in the middle, both Bob Kerrey and Deb Fischer say the election will boil down to what you think Nebraska's values really are.More >> (SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE) Whether you're Republican, Democrat, or somewhere in the middle, both Bob Kerrey and Deb Fischer say the election will boil down to what you think Nebraska's values really are.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Students at Crescent Park Elementary have an interesting year-end tradition.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Students at Crescent Park Elementary have an interesting year-end tradition.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) The Salvation Army is looking back on its response to last year's floods, and looking forward to new programs in Siouxland.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) The Salvation Army is looking back on its response to last year's floods, and looking forward to new programs in Siouxland.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Westwood FFA members bring the farm to downtown Sioux City.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) Westwood FFA members bring the farm to downtown Sioux City.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) An update tonight in the case of the bicyclist who was hit by a pickup and dragged 150 feet.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) An update tonight in the case of the bicyclist who was hit by a pickup and dragged 150 feet.More >> (SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE) As of 1:00 Tuesday afternoon a lot of the polling places in South Sioux City had less than 50 voters, and Nebraska's Secretary of State says those low numbers have become the norm.More >> (SOUTH SIOUX CITY, NE) As of 1:00 Tuesday afternoon a lot of the polling places in South Sioux City had less than 50 voters, and Nebraska's Secretary of State says those low numbers have become the norm.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) City leaders dedicated a water treatment plant in the Southbridge Industrial Park today, and hope it will be the foundation for economic growth in Siouxland.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) City leaders dedicated a water treatment plant in the Southbridge Industrial Park today, and hope it will be the foundation for economic growth in Siouxland.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) NASCAR fans in Sioux City got an opportunity to see a stock car up close and personal today.More >> (SIOUX CITY, IA) NASCAR fans in Sioux City got an opportunity to see a stock car up close and personal today.More >>
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Restore America Now. That was Ron Paul's slogan as he made a campaign stop in Sioux City Tuesday afternoon.
A crowd of more than one hundred turned out to meet the 2012 Presidential Candidate at Sioux City's Stoney Creek Inn.
His main focus: changing and bringing stability to America's economy. One of the first steps in his plan: bringing the troops home and cutting foreign aid.
"Over a trillion and a half dollars a year, we're still subsidizing Japan for their defense and South Korea, we pay and subsidize Germany for their defense. Just think if we could just immediately bring our troops home, and have them spend all their money here at home instead of overseas," says Ron Paul, a 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate.
Paul says he also plans on gradually doing away with the Federal Reserve.
