Paul Says Privacy Focus Would Help With Young Voters
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U.S. Senator Rand Paul, a potential 2016 presidential candidate, said the Republican Party would win more support from young voters by highlighting what he says are violations of privacy by the federal government, including the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs.
“It’s a message that can grow the party, and the party’s got to grow bigger or we’re not going to win again,” Paul, a Kentucky Republican, said today on “Fox News Sunday.”