Ever since he began running for office, Rand Paul has been publicly contrasted with his former congressman father. Below are 8 ways Rand Paul is different from Ron Paul:
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Ever since he began running for office, Rand Paul has been publicly contrasted with his former congressman father. Below are 8 ways Rand Paul is different from Ron Paul:
1.
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California congressman Scott Peters (CA-52) announced the introduction of a new bill on Monday, HR 3182, which aims to improve the infrastructure at the country'
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California congressman Scott Peters (CA-52) announced the introduction of a new bill on Monday, HR 3182, which aims to improve the infrastructure at the country'
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When it comes to financial aid students have few choices to fund their college education. Beyond scholarships, students have a choice between loans or grants offered by
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When it comes to financial aid students have few choices to fund their college education. Beyond scholarships, students have a choice between loans or grants offered by
Meanwhile, back in Kansas. . . .
Assuming that the looming government shutdown leaves the federal court system more or less intact, the court in my home state of Kansas will soon be
Meanwhile, back in Kansas. . . .
Assuming that the looming government shutdown leaves the federal court system more or less intact, the court in my home state of Kansas will soon be
The first few Congresses just didn’t have that much to do. They had to approve a handful of presidential appointments, they had to decide whether or not we were
The first few Congresses just didn’t have that much to do. They had to approve a handful of presidential appointments, they had to decide whether or not we were
SB 649, a bill introduced by California State Senator Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), allows judges and prosecutors the discretion to shift drug possession between a felony and a misdemeanor depending
SB 649, a bill introduced by California State Senator Mark Leno (D-San Francisco), allows judges and prosecutors the discretion to shift drug possession between a felony and a misdemeanor depending
