Paul’s been there done that.
Paul officially announced his presidential candidacy for the Republican party on April 7, 2015, at the Galt House in Louisville, Kentucky.
By the latter part of 2015, Paul’s support had waned, with him coming in 7th place at 4% in CNN poll released in September and dropping further in November to 2% in a KBUR/Monmouth poll.
After finishing fifth place in the Iowa Caucus with 4.5% of the vote and inadequate funding, Paul dropped out of the race on February 3, 2016, to focus on his re-election to the Senate.
By the latter part of 2015, Paul’s support had waned, with him coming in 7th place at 4% in CNN poll released in September and dropping further in November to 2% in a KBUR/Monmouth poll.
After finishing fifth place in the Iowa Caucus with 4.5% of the vote and inadequate funding, Paul dropped out of the race on February 3, 2016, to focus on his re-election to the Senate.
I had forgotten. He never made it to the point where I took notice. Thanks for the correction. Hopefully Rand will realize he's NOT a leader and he'll work at being a member of a team. I like a lot of his ideas and positions but those positions take more than 'just wanting' and 'emoting' - they take work, strategy and planning.
Intentions don't matter - what matters is results. Can we get a sane result - a way to abolish the debt without destroying the country.
I don't believe in families being in crushing debt either but that excludes cutting things to the point family members starve to death. Consequences... Results... Matter. Sane path to a goal...