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CHICAGO (AP) — He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president. |
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CHICAGO (AP) He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president. |
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BALSAM LAKE, Wis. (AP) — A judge has ruled that bond-violation charges can proceed to trial against a Minnesota man accused in a fatal stabbin
MINERAL POINT, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin cheesemaker is debuting a 20-year-old cheddar this week that's short in supply and big on price. |
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By STEVE PEOPLES and TAMMY WEBBER Associated Press. CHICAGO (AP) - He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president. |
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Tangling with a complicated issue that divides the public, Paul does not have an easy task. Yet he's seized the opportunity in interviews across the country this week before another showdown in Congress. And as he courts voters in three states, the 52-year-old Republican is putting new distance.... |
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He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president.
Tangling with a complicated issue that divides the public, Paul does not have an easy task. |
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He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president.
Tangling with a complicated issue that divides the public, Paul does not have an easy task. |
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CHICAGO (AP) — He infuriated his party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president. |
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"I actually thought it was very funny," the presenter said. "You have broadcasting authorities, whatever minister is in charge and all these people overlooking you. I think we've brought political correctness too far." The broadcaster (74), who retired from his role as rugby panellist on the station.... |
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I do it for one reason; leaders should be more responsible with their tongues. In other words, they should do their homework before they say things. Clearly no homework was done when a leader supported an instrument of apartheid and inequality. Minister Himarwa, the former colleges of education were.... |
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CHICAGO (AP) " He infuriated his Republican Party leaders by almost single-handedly delaying the extension of the Patriot Act. Now, Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is fighting to transform his recent Capitol Hill victory into momentum with the voters who will select the next president. |
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