Senator Rand Paul's address to the Road to Majority conference
of the Faith & Freedom Coalition (FFC) on June 13, 2013, blended
social, economic, and foreign policy elements into a libertarian-tinged
approach to conservatism's proverbial three-legged stool. While Paul's stands on various moral and spending issues evoke memories of Ronald Reagan's conservative fusionism, Paul's libertarian skepticism on national security matters will be more controversial among the Gipper's heirs.
Paul received a warm welcome at the luncheon in the Ronald Reagan Building from FFC chairman and founder Ralph Reed. Noting Paul's past strong stands on the domestic use of drones and the protection of life and marriage, Reed professed looking "forward to the day when there are more doctors than lawyers in the Senate." Paul in turn joked to his audience that he could "go on for a while" in light of his memorable drone policy filibuster.
Paul received a warm welcome at the luncheon in the Ronald Reagan Building from FFC chairman and founder Ralph Reed. Noting Paul's past strong stands on the domestic use of drones and the protection of life and marriage, Reed professed looking "forward to the day when there are more doctors than lawyers in the Senate." Paul in turn joked to his audience that he could "go on for a while" in light of his memorable drone policy filibuster.
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