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Kentucky's Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

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Rand Paul's unconventional approach is in many ways a new model of governing. He has boosted his political profile by rejecting and even shutting down Washington's normal workings. It's a style that at times frustrates Senate colleagues on both sides of the aisle. Critics point to a career they say is long on grandstanding and light on accomplishments.

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Kentucky's Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Rand Paul was a political outsider more than a decade ago when the renegade Republican rode a conservative tea party wave right past the GOP establishment in Kentucky, bringing his libertarian-leaning brand to the U.S.

2 years ago·United States

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Kentucky's Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

Rand Paul was a political outsider more than a decade ago when the renegade Republican rode a conservative tea party wave right past the GOP establishment in Kentucky, bringing his libertarian-leaning brand to the U.S. Senate.But as Paul seeks a third Senate term against financially overmatched Democrat Charles Booker in the November midterm election, the senator still relishes his willingness to stand alone as he promotes his vision of limited …

2 years ago·Miami, United States

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Spectrum News

Kentucky’s Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

Paul won reelection in 2016 by a wide margin.

2 years ago·United States

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Wral News

Kentucky's Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

2 years ago·Raleigh, United States

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Lex18 NBC

Kentucky's Rand Paul relishes outsider role in 3rd term run

Rand Paul was a political outsider more than a decade ago when the renegade Republican rode a conservative tea party wave right past the GOP establishment in Kentucky.

1 year ago

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