Rand Paul Knocks Bill Clinton Over Lewinsky Scandal
Is the Tea Party Losing Its Strength?
Rand Paul, Michael Steele: Fighting to Keep the Liberty in Libertarianism
Filed under: Environment, Gaffes, Taxes, Race Issues, Sarah Palin, 2010 Elections
Libertarians have to grapple with a big contradiction: Americans don't want government in their lives -- until they do.
Jim DeMint: Conservative ‘Kingmaker’ or Inside-the-Beltway Interloper?
Filed under: Republicans, 2010 Elections, Conservatives, Campaigns
The South Carolina senator has bucked the party establishment with his endorsements in some state primaries, but the moves are seen by some as self-serving.
Rand Paul: Like Father, Like Son?
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Kentucky's GOP nominee for U.S. Senate is as outspoken as his father, Ron. But unlike him, he turned tail after getting into hot water last week.
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Filed under: Senate, Democrats, Republicans, 2010 Elections, Tea Party, Sestak-SpecterRand Paul: An Anti-Government Conspiracy Theorist?
The GOP nominee for Senate in Kentucky has had a long association with Alex Jones, who believes the Bush administration was behind the 9/11 attacks.Republicans Should Repudiate Rand Paul’s Civil Rights Stand
Rand Paul’s position, if not unequivocally disowned, will badly damage the GOP “brand.” Responsible voices within the party must speak out now.Rand Paul Under Fire For Views on Civil Rights Act
The new GOP nominee for Senate in Kentucky is defending himself against criticism for his statements about the landmark Civil Rights Act.Rand Paul Starts Out With Big Lead in Kentucky Senate Race
Tea Party favorite Rand Paul is starting out with a 25 point lead over Democrat Jack Conway in Kentucky's Senate race after winning Tuesday's GOP primary.Rand Paul’s Victory, Arlen Specter’s Defeat, and the Quest for Authenticity
Forget the morning-after clichés. Voters are not rebelling against incumbents. Instead, they are rejecting candidates in both parties who practice the politics of cynicism.Rand Paul’s Challenge: Holding on to the Republican Vote
Tea Party favorite Rand Paul may have trounced Secretary of State Trey Grayson in Kentucky’s GOP senate primary, but now he has to win over Grayson’s supporters.Sestak Beats Specter in Pa. Senate Primary, Paul Wins in Kentucky
The Senate primaries in Pennsylvania and Kentucky marked a bipartisan night of rejection for the Washington establishment. And Democrats won a House seat that Republicans had coveted.Follow seriouslypolitics on Twitter!
