Celebrating Ron Paul’s Forty Years in the Political Arena
Saturday October 11, 2014
Forty years ago this month, Ron Paul was in the final weeks of his first campaign for the United States House of Representatives. Paul, a Texas obstetrician who had never before run for political office, was the Republican nominee challenging Rep. Robert R. Casey, the eight-term Democrat incumbent. Casey won that race. But, a year and a half later Paul won the House seat in a special election after the seat had become vacant due to Casey’s appointment to the Federal Maritime Commission.
Paul ran for office in 1974 and through the years in large part so he could have a platform for educating people with a consistent pro-liberty message.
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