Lexington Mayor Challenging Rand Paul's Senate Seat in Kentucky
A Democrat is running as a businessman, pension reformer (also: openly gay).
A Democrat is running as a businessman, pension reformer (also: openly gay).
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Probably not, but he's going to have to if he wants to win in New Hampshire - and in November.
We don't need more surveillance of Americans, says Paul. "We need...more targeted surveillance."
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The two senators have been bashing each other with particular gusto this week.
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The Kentucky senator says his GOP rival fails to understand, "You can use the Fourth Amendment and still get terrorists."