Video Rand Paul's Full Speech Announcing 2016 Presidential Bid
The GOP candidate officially starts his campaign to win his party's nomination for president.
abcnews.go.comRand Paul’s 2016 presidential campaign news is mostly defined by two major moments: his launch in spring 2015 and his eventual exit after the Iowa caucuses in early February 2016.
Campaign launch (April 2015)
Rand Paul formally entered the 2016 Republican presidential nomination race in early April 2015, framing his run as an anti-Washington, limited-government “take our country back” message.[1][3]
Suspension/dropout (February 2016)
In early February 2016, Paul suspended/dropped out of the 2016 presidential campaign after a fifth-place finish in Iowa (two days earlier), saying he would continue “the fight” in the U.S. Senate.[2][4]
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