Bill Buran's Page

About Me/Us:

Hi all, Welcome. How I got here and some of my thoughts. Originally from upstate New York and decided that NYC had more to offer and went to Manhattan College to study Finance and Economics. I worked for many years in sports media relations and a few advertising agencies in New York City. I am now a real estate broker in SoHo NYC. A strong believer in personal responsibility, self reliance, liberty and enlightened wealth I do want to help spread this powerful message. I got involved in politics last summer when I decided to take a look at the roster of Presidential candidates and see who is up to the challenges facing us today and in the future. I was immediately hooked on a Congressman from Texas that simply said he did not want to run our lives, our family, our religious beliefs and...not control our economy and police the world. Congressman Ron Paul symbolizes the importance of following a Constitutional Government, free markets, free minds, sound money and a non-interventionist foreign policy. Sounds good to me. This policy has made America the most free and prosperous nation in the world. It is a shame we have left alot of it behind. So I decided to run in 08' for NY Assembly 72AD my campaign will try to bring back faith and confidence in how freedom works. Please join me. Cheers, Bill

Relationship Status:

Single

Movies

Lord of the Rings

Television

Family Guy, South Park and all the fun learning channels

Music

My heart has always been in rock n' roll. I grew up with the Rolling Stones and Beatles and that has set a solid foundation to build on. Some artist I like today are Bravery, James Blunt, Killers, and Angels and Airwaves, Muse and 3OH!3. I also enjoy dancing to sounds of our greatest house music DJ's such as Danny Tenaglia.

Books

People should be reading alot more books....anything you ever want to know is in a book. Some recommendations. Ron Pauls Revolution, Economics in One Lesson by Henry Hazlitt, What Has Government Done to Our Money? by Rothbard and Road to Serfdom by Hayek. Ok, some fun lighter reading...lol Curious incident of the dog by Haddon, Power of Now by Tolle, Tuesdays with Morrie by Albom, Lord of the Rings by Tolkien and of course the US Constitution.

Heroes

US Founding Fathers, MLK, Ghandi, Robert Taft, Barry Goldwater

Website:

http://www.meetup.com/campaignforlibertynyc/