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Ron Paul: Young people tired of U.S. wars

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Townhall Staff | Jun 21, 2011
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. Ron Paul on Monday celebrated his victory in a Republican presidential straw poll, saying he has captured the imagination of people weary of U.S. military involvement in global conflicts and worried about the economy.
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Mr. Paul, Texas Republican, told NBC’s “Today” show his candidacy is a response to “endless, undeclared, unwinnable wars dumped on the young people” and a soaring national debt.

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