In Kentucky, all top officeholders of both political parties are expected to speak at “Fancy Farm” – the shorthand name for a Catholic Church picnic and forum for raucous political speaking the first Saturday in August at the far western end of the state.
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So it was surprising this year when Republican Sen.
Chris Christie gets ready for the Wednesday GOP debate, the governor’s campaign isn’t pleased that his accommodations – compared to that of Trump’s – resemble a small restroom. He tapped into a few of the anti-establishment sentiment that now is making Donald Trump an unlikely phenomenon, and fared well in several early straw polls.
Paul has struggled in the crowded Republican presidential field, raising just $2.5m in the last quarter.
“I’m for the other nine quitting and just coronating me, ” Paul said, adding, “We’ll actually have votes, and the votes will determine who the victor is”. Meanwhile, Rand Paul has given every indication over the span of his career that there is no privilege of which he believes himself undeserving, so the process of matching his self-abnegation to the American people’s massive disinterest can not happen overnight.
Paul also said Tuesday that Cruz and Florida Sen. He tweeted in advanced that he was there to support Paul. Rand Paul visited Colorado ahead of the GOP debate to reach out to college students – which he considers the one of his strongest bases of support.
“I think we’ve got bigger problems than worrying about greenrooms, but I do think the candidates should be comfortable”. Between them, Paul, Christie, Kasich and Huckabee have about $7 million in the bank, or barely half as much as Cruz.
“Rand Paul continues to be on the main stage of the debate”, said Chip Englander.
He told Fox: “You can’t be a strong country from bankruptcy court”.
“I haven’t met one Republican outside of Washington who thinks it’s a good idea to give unlimited borrowing power to the president, to bust the budget caps, to spend more on the military, more on domestic spending”.
The disgruntled campaign staffers were eventually moved to new quarters.
Paul now carries 4 percent of Republican primary voters according to a recent poll by CBS News and the New York Times. “Because it sure as hell doesn’t seem like it”, he said.
“It’s a unique race”, says the Paul Campaign’s Ramirez. According to Politico, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Kentucky) is pressuring Paul to concentrate on holding his Senate seat.
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But only the most dogged of television views probably noticed.
