Posts from — March 2010

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Ladies of the Chorus

        

Trey Grayson called him out for siding with the President and bringing GITMO detainees to trial in the US. Rand denied this, blamed it on “two students” who made a website for him, and then proceeded to explain that he would like to keep GITMO open and have military tribunals. Is this a flip-flop? Is he doing this just because mainstream media is scaring people unnecessarily?

http://www.mcclatchydc.com/homepage/story/79217.html

        

Paul Rand: His Life and Work From 1946 to 1958

        

Domino

        

ticket for 2012 presidential election?

What do you know about him?

Question is open to all parties of course.

Thanks

http://www.randpaul2010.com/2009/12/senator-demint-demands-transparency/

        

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Biography – Rand, Paul : An article from: Contemporary Authors

        

My friend said yes, but I couldn’t find it on Paul Rand’s website under his logo category.

        

Gun Rights Rally
  Video Click Here FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Gun rights supporters unabashedly toted weapons at a rally outside Kentucky’s Capitol on Saturday in a show of political muscle aimed at sending a message to policymakers to protect the Second Amendment.       Speakers stressed the importance of guns for self-defense during the rally that attracted about 300 people, some waving American flags.       Many …

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Where is graphic design icon, Paul Rand, buried?
I’m only asking because I know he used to live near where I went to school. Just curious if he was from that area. Would have liked to visit his grave since he has been such an inspiration.