Paul picks foreign policy fights with GOP

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Carly Fiorina was the star of the second Republican presidential debates, but Rand Paul did something simpler: he got back to libertarian basics.

The Kentucky senator didn’t try to paper over or shy away from his foreign policy differences with the rest of the Republican field. He went out of his way to say he had always opposed the Iraq War. And he went on to suggest that many of his opponents hadn’t necessarily learned the lessons of that war, even if they now reluctantly concede it was a mistake.

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