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To: yard_man who wrote (3640)	4/6/2004 1:25:47 AM
From: Reilly Diefenbach	Read Replies (1) of 116555

Actually, Paul was the Libertarian candidate for president in 1988. lp.org I don't think that he expected to win then, so whether he would be interested in actually holding the office is a good question. I imagine most presidential candidates don't actually expect to win (like Dean), and third party candidates seem to mostly just try to advance the party's agenda. Paul's definitely a Libertarian at heart, although he runs for his congressional seat as a Republican. A pretty nice set of principles from his website: house.gov Here's what he says about McCain-Feingold (also supported by Kerry): house.gov Paul wouldn't be interested in McCain or Kerry as a matter of principle, and they wouldn't be interested in him because he's too politically incorrect.

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