A Republican with libertarian tendencies, he opposed the 2003 invasion of Iraq and named his second son after Ayn Rand.
[1] Joined the Libertarian Party in 1987, and was its candidate for US President in 1988. He may still be registered as a Libertarian, but has been elected to Congress as a Republican.
Wife: Carol Wells (m. 1957, 5 children)
Son: Ronnie
Daughter: Lori
Son: Rand
Son: Pyeatt
Daughter: Joy LeBlanc
High School: Dormont High School, Dormont, PA (1953)
University: BS, Gettysburg College (1957)
Medical School: MD, Duke University (1961)
Medical School: University of Pittsburgh
US Congressman, Texas 14th (3-Jan-1996 to present)
US Congressman, Texas 22nd (3-Jan-1979 to 3-Jan-1985)
US Congressman, Texas 22nd (3-Apr-1976 to 3-Jan-1977)
Leadership Institute Bi-Partisan Congressional Advisory Board
Ludwig von Mises Institute Distinguished Counselor
Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Official Website:
http://www.house.gov/paul/
AKA Ronald Ernest Paul