On drones, Egypt, Rand Paul makes foreign policy mark

Published October 29, 2013 7:00am ET



WASHINGTON (AP) — Is Rand Paul the next generation-defining senator on American foreign policy?

In just three years, the Kentucky Republican has shaken up Congress and the Obama administration with his brand of isolationism and libertarian populism. He filibustered President Barack Obama’s CIA director over drones and led the fight against U.S. military action in Syria.

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