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MILFORD Milford Town Hall will be one of the first stops on U.S. Sen. Rand Pauls national campaign tour this month.

On Wednesday, the day after he has said he will make a special announcement, Rand, a Kentucky Republican, is expected to be back in the first-in-the-nation state to make the case he is best suited to reclaim the White House on the Republican ticket. ... Subscribe or log in to read more

MILFORD Milford Town Hall will be one of the first stops on U.S. Sen. Rand Pauls national campaign tour this month.

On Wednesday, the day after he has said he will make a special announcement, Rand, a Kentucky Republican, is expected to be back in the first-in-the-nation state to make the case he is best suited to reclaim the White House on the Republican ticket.

It is widely speculated he will officially make his presidential bid announcement in Kentucky on Tuesday. The next day he will be in New Hampshire, in the Milford Town Hall auditorium at noon.

Last month Rand stopped in Rochester, Exeter, Hampstead and Hollis. After Milford, the multi-state Stand with Rand tour then goes on to South Carolina, Iowa and Nevada all early voting states.

New Hampshire is very encouraging its got that Live Free or Die spirit, he said during a recent interview with The Telegraph. Its got a lot of the, I would call it the Leave me alone coalition, that just wants government to mind its own business in many ways,

Paul has stated positions against what he called federal over-reach and opposes the existence of the Department of Education, the Affordable Care Act and federal regulations that make it difficult for energy developers to take advantage of new forms of cheap and clean energy, according to his website.

Paul has been considered a supporter of the Tea Party movement, supports reduced government spending and taxation and has described himself as 100 percent pro-life.

In Hollis he said the number one priority of the federal government is national defense.

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