Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., hasn’t had a lot of luck generating excitement for his presidential campaign, but he’s looking to change that Wednesday night at the second televised GOP primary debate.

The Kentucky senator is going to go hard after the current GOP front-runner, real estate mogul Donald Trump, with guns blazing.

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