Dr. Rand Paul’s Op-Eds

Courier Journal Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: Do Congressional Republicans really want to emulate China by banning TikTok?

Roll Call Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: The overclassification problem plaguing the federal government. ‘It is well past time we restore transparency and accountability in government,’ Sen. Paul writes.

The Federalist Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: No, America Should Not Ditch Strategic Ambiguity For Reckless Hawkishness On Taiwan. Keeping China guessing about America’s response has kept the peace. America and the world cannot afford to abandon the one-China policy.

Fox News Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: This will be the end to Fauci’s NIH as we know it. Dr. Anthony Fauci headed NIAID for over 38 years, retiring with the largest salary in the entire federal government.

Responsible Statecraft Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: Time to rip up the president’s blank check for war. The 2002 military authorization — up for a vote today — is largely symbolic. The 2001 AUMF is what’s being used to justify all post-9/11 interventions.

Messenger-Inquirer Op-Ed: Dr. Rand Paul: My office will continue to stand for smaller, more efficient government

Jan 9, 2023 When ambassadors or secretaries of State come before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, I ask them to detail what policy changes have been achieved as a result of America’s sanctions on Russia, China, Iran, or North Korea. To date, no official of our...

Dec 21, 2022 Last week, a bombshell intelligence report on the origins of COVID-19 was released by House Republicans with the explosive discovery that the United States government funded genetic manipulation of coronaviruses, not only at the Wuhan Institute of...

Dec 19, 2022 The Electoral College is under bitter attack by Democrats and has been for decades. After the 2000 presidential election, Hillary Clinton told reporters, “it’s time to do away with the Electoral College and move to the popular election of our president.”...

Dec 16, 2022 Conservatives are often disappointed when Republicans tell us one thing at home when they’re running for office and do quite the opposite as soon as they cross the Potomac. It doesn’t take a long memory to remember that Republicans campaigned on...