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Candidate Paul rejects 'isolationist' label

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Townhall Staff | Jun 22, 2011
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GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul on Wednesday rejected the notion that he is an isolationist amid complaints from key Republicans that the party's foreign policy is floating in that direction.
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Paul, a libertarian-leaning Texas congressman, said that Republicans critics of isolationism are misusing the word if they are applying it to his foreign policy.

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