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Rand Paul Launches Old Fashioned Filibuster CNN’s Erin Burnett 3 6 2013 – Video


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Rand Paul Defunding Obamacare Is The Only Method To Stop It At This Time – Video


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Rand Paul On Harry Reid Calling Bundy Supporters Terrorists – Video


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Rand Paul and the techies: A love story

(Fortune)

Turns out that not only was Paul enthusiastic about its possibilities, but before its recent troubles he had asked his staff to explore how he might go about accepting campaign contributions in the digital currency. "People were impressed," said 29-year-old Garrett Johnson, the founder of SendHub and the organizer of the event.

Wooing the Patagonia-wearing, Blue Bottle coffee-sipping denizens of Silicon Valley, and especially San Francisco, may seem like a fool's errand for much of the GOP, but not for Paul, who recently made his second swing through the Bay Area in as many years. Indeed, his libertarian leanings, which can rankle Republican Party pooh-bahs, resonate in the Valley, where folks are messianic about private enterprise's potential to solve all the world's challenges. (Exhibit A: Google CEO Larry Page saying he'd rather bequeath his wealth to entrepreneur Elon Musk than to philanthropy.) Among the technorati, Paul's willingness to engage ideas outside the mainstream isn't a liability -- it's his strongest virtue.

On his recent trip in late March, he talked like a native too: publicly delivering a harangue against the federal surveillance regime at Berkeley, which earned him two standing ovations in the liberal stronghold, and privately dropping by investor Tim Draper's entrepreneurship school and gamely entertaining the billionaire's quixotic pitch for splitting California into six states. (Paul says he's dubious but hasn't formed an opinion.)

MORE: Q&A with Rand Paul

It's all part of Paul's high-stakes gambit to expand the GOP's appeal in precincts generally hostile to conservatives. "I see almost unlimited potential for us in Silicon Valley," Paul tells Fortune in an April interview in his Capitol Hill office after his trip. "Many more of them are libertarian-leaning Republicans than they are Democrats, and they may not know it yet."

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Paul to plunge into N.C. Senate race

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul is making an 11th hour plunge into the North Carolina Senate race, aiming to boost his preferred candidate and block the GOP establishments favorite, state House Speaker Thom Tillis, from scoring a clean win in Tuesdays primary.

The Kentucky Republican and potential presidential candidate said in an interview that he will stump on Monday for Republican Greg Brannon, a libertarian-minded candidate who is trying to ride a tea party wave into a runoff against Tillis, who is backed by the party establishment and is reportedly expected to receive the endorsement of Jeb Bush. Tillis is looking to avoid a runoff in North Carolina and quickly unite the party in the critical Senate race against Democratic Sen. Kay Hagan.

Tillis needs to eclipse 40 percent in the primary to win outright, and several recent polls have him on the cusp, making Pauls move potentially a consequential one. If Tillis falls short, he would face a two-month runoff, draining his resources ahead of the general election.

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Paul endorsed Brannon in October, but Brannon has hit a rough patch with legal problems in recent months and the senator hadnt put his muscle behind the fellow physician since. Until now.

I have decided today Im going Monday to campaign for Greg Brannon in North Carolina, Paul said in the Capitol Wednesday. I think its pretty close there actually, and theres a chance we can help him enough to push him over the top.

BIG NEWS! Brannon later tweeted to promote the Charlotte rally with Paul.

The move by Paul is the latest effort by 2016 presidential hopefuls to exert themselves in 2014 primary races at a time when intra-party wars could jeopardize a prime GOP opportunity to retake the Senate. Most of the presumed 2016 candidates are either staying out of primary fights or taking a far more measured approach, calculating the risks of putting their name behind a candidate who could catch fire or implode.

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But stumping alongside midterm candidates also gives them an opportunity to build ties with Senate hopefuls, their fervent supporters and big-dollar donors.

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