In 1984, he voluntarily resigned and no longer held a seat in the House. He then returned to his medical practice. Paul was the Libertarian Party nominee for president in the 1988 election. After his failed presidential bid, Paul returned to Congress in 1997 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Pau). In 1997, Ronald Paul again was elected to the House of Representatives of the United States...
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After his failed presidential bid, Paul returned to Congress in 1997 (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ron_Pau). In 1997, Ronald Paul again was elected to the House of Representatives of the United States. He again was representing the 14th district of Texas. He serves on the House Financial Services Committee, the International Relations committee, and the Joint Economic Committee...
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Paul's Case "Paul stopped short before the door. He felt Jones 2 that he could not be accosted by his father tonight; that he could not toss again on that miserable bed" (Cather 5)...	4 / 962
An Analysis of Paul's Case The main character in this story is a tall, thin teenager named Paul. He is very unhappy with his common life and does not want end up working in a factory like his father...	1 / 277
Analysis of Paul’s Case Paul actually steals the money and travels to New York, to the Waldorf. Even though he had an exciting few days in New York, he still looked upon his life as being, “®the old depression exaggerated; all the world had become Cordelia Street” (eFictions, 91)...	3 / 666
Paul Case During his time in paradise, he gets himself a room in the lavish Waldorf Astoria Hotel, buys himself beautiful new clothes to go out in, flowers, and nights out on the town...	4 / 967