Topic: Libertarians

Ron Paul Will Give Up His Congressional Seat in 2012

Reuters

The libertarian iconoclast is focusing all his energy on the 2012 presidential race

By Eli Rosenberg

Jun 20, 2011

Chart of the Day

Chart: Libertarianism Is on the Rise

Americans are more inclined to feel like government is doing too much

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By Ray Gustini

Apr 27, 2011

'Atlas Shrugged': The Blockbuster That Wasn't

How a can't-miss libertarian hit missed

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By Elspeth Reeve

Apr 26, 2011

Ron Paul Doubts Young People Will Flock to Obama

The fringe candidate in 2008 filed his papers to form an exploratory committee

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By Erik Hayden

Apr 26, 2011

Ron Paul Signals He's Running for President

Seizing advantage of the favorable political climate, he forms an exploratory committee

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By Erik Hayden

Apr 13, 2011

Quoting Ayn Rand on Capitol Hill Is a Paul Family Tradition

Guess who's the only person we found quoting her in the Congressional Record?

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