Ron Paul's Anti-Interventionism
Ron Paul
As a Republican presidential candidate in 2008, Ron Paul fiercely opposed the War on Terror and the Iraq War, arguing that foreign military interventions stoked anti-American sentiment and eroded civil liberties. His libertarian platform championed non-interventionism, drawing massive grassroots support from younger voters seeking an alternative to establishment foreign policy.
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- PAUL, Ronald Ernest - U.S. House of Representatives: History, Art & Archives
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- Religion and Politics ’08: Ron Paul - Pew Research Center
- Representative Ron Paul: Biography - PBS
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- About Us - The Ron Paul Institute for Peace & Prosperity
- Ron Paul - C-SPAN
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- Ron Paul, longtime activist, doctor and politician, celebrates 90th birthday - The Durango Herald
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