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Rand Paul

U.S. Senator for Kentucky

Party
R
State
Kentucky
Age
Serving since
2011

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Rhetoric

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Toward Republicans

2025-11-06 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

7.3

Mr. President, for decades, the globalists in Washington have led our country into one disastrous foreign war after another. Whether in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, and now potentially Venezuela, the formula i…

Rand Paul, a Republican, is criticizing an interventionist foreign policy approach being pursued by the current (Republican) administration…

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2025-11-06 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

7.0

…ow, the proposal was made, and I just simply made a proposal that would pay everybody. So the Senator from Louisiana has objected to paying everyone, and I don't quite understand this. We could pay everyone. We could have paid everyone had he agreed to my motion. My motion…

Rand Paul (R) criticizes a specific colleague, the Senator from Louisiana (a fellow Republican, given both Louisiana senators are GOP), for…

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Toward Democrats

2025-11-06 · Floor speech · congress.gov

Congressional Record remarks

5.7

… ought to be paid. So I don't think it is clear that the President wouldn't support this. I think it is actually quite confusing that this is being objected to by the Democrats, and I think, actually, it would be nice to let the Democrats, you know, have a round at …

Paul criticizes Democrats as a bloc for objecting to paying federal workers/soldiers and for supporting ACA subsidies he characterizes as going to higher earners while lower-income people lose food stamps.

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05100510Peter WelchSusan CollinsAmy KlobucharBill CassidyTim KaineRon WydenPatty MurrayJohn KennedyMitch McConnellJeff MerkleyJack ReedJohn FettermanCharles E. SchumerJosh HawleyEdward J. MarkeyRuben GallegoChris Van HollenShelley Moore CapitoBernard SandersBernie MorenoMartin HeinrichElizabeth WarrenTom CottonTammy DuckworthKirsten E. GillibrandJohn CornynJohn BarrassoJohn ThuneSheldon WhitehouseJoni ErnstCindy Hyde-SmithTommy TubervilleJames E. RischAngus S. KingAndy KimRon JohnsonDarline GrahamAdam B. SchiffRaphael G. WarnockJon HustedAshley MoodyChuck GrassleyTim ScottRand PaulPRAlex PadillaThomas TillisJon OssoffRoger MarshallJacky RosenMark KellyJohn HoevenMike LeeMike CrapoTed BuddDeb FischerMarsha BlackburnTammy BaldwinRichard J. DurbinMike RoundsWarmer toward own party →Warmer toward opposition →

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Legislative activity

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Career totals · Source: Congress.gov · Last pulled 9/7/2026