Rand rallies GOP
Rand will host the “Rand Paul Take Back the House” Rally this Friday, March 12, at noon, at Rep. Ben Chandler’s Lexington office at 1010 Monarch Street.
Bring your friends and family and join Rand in the battle to return political power to the people.
Rand champions reform
Congressional Quarterly’s new article on prominent national candidates campaigning on term limits highlights Rand Paul’s leadership on the issue:
“That’s our big issue, actually, probably the No, 1 issue I talk about,” said Rand Paul.
“I always felt like there were problems, really, on both sides of the aisle, a lot of it related to longevity and [...]
Rand wins pro-life vote
The Associated Press has picked up on coverage of the latest independent polling in Kentucky’s U.S. Senate race:
The Courier-Journal/WHAS-11 Bluegrass Poll found Rand Paul, a Bowling Green doctor, leads Secretary of State Trey Grayson 42 percent to 27 percent in the GOP race.
You can read the rest by clicking here. Rand leads among all major [...]
New Rand Paul poll
Sunday’s Louisville Courier Journal reports a commanding fifteen point lead in Kentucky’s U.S. Senate GOP primary for Rand Paul.
The poll was performed by SurveyUSA, which according to Wall Street Journal analysis was the most accurate poll in the last election cycle.
Here’s the official campaign response:
“Rand Paul has earned a lot of credibility on the issues [...]
Rand fans rock!
Rand Paul’s winning message was fueled tonight by another fantastic variety of supporters around Kentucky. A farmer in Cave City donated $25, a software developer in Lexington gave $100, a minister in Cloverport gave $25, and an engineer in Paducah chipped in $100.
I’m not making this up, folks. It just keeps coming. We greatly appreciate [...]
Rand Paul fans do more
The last five contributions this morning on RandPaul2010.com continue to show the amazing strength of Rand Paul’s grassroots movement. A Georgetown factory worker gave $25, an Ashland bank employee gave $15, a Louisville truck driver gave $10, a Whitesville farmer gave $22, and a Louisville health insurance worker gave $50.
Rand’s outspoken support for balanced budgets, [...]
Rand urges EPA opposition
Rand Paul encourages his U.S. Senate opponents in both parties to join him in calling a halt to the latest Environmental Protection Agency’s sneak attack on American consumers. The EPA is attempting to circumvent congressional limitations on its regulation of greenhouse gases.
The EPA scheme would impose higher energy costs on consumers without a corresponding benefit. [...]
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PRIVACY & LIBERTY
The Federal Government must return to its constitutionally enumerated powers and restore our inalienable rights. America can prosper, preserve personal liberty, and repel national security threats without intruding into the personal lives of its citizens.
ENERGY INNOVATION
If we leave our energy policy to the special interests in Washington, we will never solve our energy problems. Our energy crisis stems from too much government intervention. The solution requires allowing businesses and ideas to compete.
HEALTH CARE
As a doctor I have had first-hand experience with the vast problems facing health care in America. Like other areas of the economy where the federal government wields its heavy hand, health care is over-regulated and in need of serious market reforms. As Senator, I would ensure that real free market principles are applied to fix this problem.
FEDERAL RESERVE
With so much blame going around for the current financial crisis it is surprising that so few in the mainstream press have discussed the role of the Federal Reserve System. For too long the Federal Reserve has operated behind a shroud of mystery—as Senator I would make sure that all Americans understand the dangers of unsound monetary policy and shed light on this secretive organization.
TAXES & DEBT
With our national debt over 12 trillion dollars, the deficit spending by Washington DC continues to mortgage fruits of our future labor to fund federal programs we don’t need and cannot afford. Rand Paul would fight to balance the budget and dramatically reduce spending, before further interest on our debt requires government to reach deeper into our pockets and into our children’s piggy bank.
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