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Ron Paul and the TEA Party Movement – Can they Help Govern? By Jesse Benton Chairman, Ron Paul 2012 Campaign About me • Eight cycles in American electoral politics • Communications Director, Ron Paul 2008 • Co-Founder, Campaign for Liberty • Campaign Manager, Rand Paul for Senate • Campaign Chairman, Ron Paul 2012 • Campaign Manager, Mitch McConnell 2014 In American Politics, winners make policy and losers go home! Paul Campaign Successes • Second place in nine states • Second most delegates (652) • Historic finishes in Iowa and New Hampshire • Several key tennants in GOP Platform, including auditing the Federal Reserve Interesting Paul Facts • Won the 18-30 vote in virtually every state • Received over 2 million aggregate votes • Raised $42 million with a median contribution of $104 • In Iowa and New Hampshire, won votes of both Most Conservative and Most Liberal Key TEA Party Dates • December 16, 2007 • Spring 2009 – Outrage over TARP and Obama stimulus • November 2010 elections – 32 members of the House in. Rep. Amash – 5 members of Senate in. Rand Paul Ron Paul vs. TEA Party • Related, substantial overlap but not the same • Best analogy – cousins? Ron Paul Movement • Libertarian – – classical liberal (Jefferson, Mill, Bastiat) • Youth Driven – Many engaging in Politics for first time • Clear intelectual framework – Nock and Mencken – Mises and Hayek (Road to Serfdom) • Tollerance • Non-Intervention overseas TEA Party Taxed Enough Already • Much more decentralized • Social conservative element • Much more traditional GOP Influence – TEA Party Express – Koch Brothers • Anger at Obama Key Commonalities • Balanced Budget • Repeal Affordable Care Act • Sound Money • Federalism Key Difference • Foreign Policy • Staying power? Can they Move Forward? • Rand Paul – picking battles – Uniting Ron Paul and TEA Party – Uniting on social issues through Constitutional federalism – Foreign policy in the language of Ronald Reagan and Robert Taft.

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