Thank you, beazy. I'm not being divisive, and I think the campaign has done some things really well.
Of course, the success has something to do that Rand is absolutely right on the issues that are central to the survival of the nation. Unfortunately, the devil of winning elections is in the details.
Like everyone here, I just want Rand to win.
http://www.randpaul2010.com/about/Rand Paul is the third of five children. He grew up in a small town in Texas and attended Baylor University before leaving to go to Duke Medical School. Dr. Paul completed a General Surgery Internship at Georgia Baptist Medical Center in Atlanta and earned his ophthalmology residency at Duke University.
Dr. Paul is married to his wife, Kelley Ashby, of Russellville, KY. They have been married for 18 years and have three boys: Will 16, Duncan 13, and Robert 10.
Dr. Paul has owned his own business, performing eye surgery in Bowling Green, KY, for 18 years. He is also the founder of the Southern Kentucky Lions Eye Clinic, an organization that performs eye exams and surgery for less fortunate patients.
Additionally, Dr. Rand Paul founded the Kentucky Taxpayers United (KTU) in 1994. KTU rates the state legislature’s tax honesty and helps promote the Americans for Tax Reform taxpayer pledge, to oppose any and all marginal income tax increases and any reduction in tax deductions.
Dr. Rand Paul delivered his first public speech in a debate with Senator Phil Gramm at the age of 21 in San Antonio. For his father’s Presidential campaign, Dr. Rand Paul traveled throughout ten different states. In December of 2007, he spoke to thousands of supporters at the historic Fanueil Hall in Boston on the day his father’s campaign set the record for most online donations in a single day.
Rand Paul is a career doctor, not a politician. His entrance into politics is indicative of his life’s work: a desire to diagnose problems, and provide practical solutions.
The above is prominently linked from the front page of Rand's website. Now, what percentage of Kentuckians have internet access in their home? At least 75%. Many of those households without internet access are African American, and they are overwhelmingly Democrats.
This is not as big an issue as you think. After all, Rand's in the lead in the most recent poll!! To be in the lead, people have to know who you are, and like what they know.
"Who's that?"
"It's Tom Cruise's daughter, Suri."
"Oh."
You see that being the child of a celebrity is enough of an ID for most people.
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