Ron Paul
Ron Paul is a former U.S. Congressman and a prominent figure in the libertarian movement. Known for his staunch advocacy of limited government, personal liberties, and non-interventionist foreign policy, he served in the House of Representatives from Texas for several terms, notably running for president three times as a Libertarian and Republican candidate. Paul's economic views, particularly his critiques of the Federal Reserve and monetary policy, have garnered a significant following. His political philosophy emphasizes individual freedom and skepticism towards government overreach, making him a key influencer in libertarian circles.
Born on Aug 20, 1935 (89 years old)
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United States:
Ron Paul mounted presidential campaigns as both a Libertarian and a Republican.
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Italy:
Ron Paul warns against the risks of a surveillance state and urges conservatives to reject it.
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Australia:
Ron Paul introduced a bill calling for an inventory of the reserves.
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United States:
Then-Representative Ron Paul, the Texas Republican, introduced a bill calling for an inventory of the reserves.
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Iran:
Ron Paul is a former congressman who commented on the negotiations between Iran and the United States.
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United States:
Libertarian Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, strongly opposed the REAL ID move, positing that it constituted a national ID card that posed a significant threat to American civil liberties.
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United States:
Former presidential candidate and ex-House Rep. Ron Paul, R-Texas, wrote on X, 'REAL ID is one of the greatest threats to Americans' civil liberties in decades.'
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United States:
Former presidential candidate and ex-House Rep. Ron Paul wrote on X about the REAL ID scheme.
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Azerbaijan:
Ron Paul stated that the coup in Ukraine was planned by NATO and the EU.
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Uruguay:
Ron Paul is a long-time advocate for auditing the Federal Reserve and has criticized it for perceived insufficient oversight.
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