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Rand Paul Slams Trump's Trade Policies, Eyes 2028 Run

9/13/2025

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Sen. Rand Paul criticized President Trump’s trade policies, advocating for capitalism's role in America's success during a speech in Lexington, Kentucky.
He expressed interest in a 2028 presidential run and emphasized the need for free trade voices in the Republican Party.
Paul condemned Congress's submissive culture towards the administration, comparing it to socialism.
He previously ran for the GOP nomination in 2016 and may face challenges if he runs while seeking reelection.
Paul recently denounced JD Vance's comments on military actions as thoughtless and despicable.

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Sen. Rand Paul criticized President Trump’s trade policies, advocating for capitalism's role in America's success during a speech in Lexington, Kentucky.
He expressed interest in a 2028 presidential run and emphasized the need for free trade voices in the Republican Party.
Paul condemned Congress's submissive culture towards the administration, comparing it to socialism.
He previously ran for the GOP nomination in 2016 and may face challenges if he runs while seeking reelection.
Paul recently denounced JD Vance's comments on military actions as thoughtless and despicable.