Republican presidential candidate Sen. Rand Paul stumps in Maryland

WOODLAWN, Md. —Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul headlined the Baltimore County Republican Party's Lincoln-Reagan dinner Tuesday evening.

Maryland hasn't been a traditional stop for Republican candidates on the presidential primary trail, but then again, Paul's whole campaign strategy is about bucking tradition.

At the end of his speech, there was a group in the all-Republican crowd chanting "President Paul."

Paul showed his independent streak in his remarks, talking about things a conventional Republican often avoids, including the war on drugs. He used Baltimore to make his point.

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