{mosads}The new Paul has gone to Israel and expressed solidarity for our ally, contrasting with his father’s noted opposition to aiding Israel. He calls himself a “realist,” and “not a neoconservative, nor an isolationist.”
Paul is also aggressively courting evangelical voters, expressing support for traditional marriage and making clear that he doesn’t support legalizing heroin, like his dad. “I’m not advocating everyone go out and run around with no clothes on and smoke pot,” he told The Washington Post.
Paul will also speak soon at the Reagan Library in California later this month, according to the Post, to describe his vision for the GOP. Republicans should listen, if only to see how hard Paul has been working to make sure voters listen to him in 2016.
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