Rand Paul ends U.S. presidential bid after being shut out of Iowa caucuses | CBC News
U.S. Republican Rand Paul suspended his 2016 presidential bid on Wednesday after his small-government campaign failed to gain traction with voters.
www.cbc.caRand Paul’s 2016 presidential campaign had two major breaking-news moments: his launch in early April 2015 and his eventual suspension in early February 2016.[1][2]
Campaign launch (April 2015)
Rand Paul officially began his 2016 presidential bid in April 2015, pitching a message focused on taking the country “back” from Washington and positioning himself against both Washington and much of the GOP establishment.[1]
Suspension/dropout (February 2016)
By February 2016, Paul suspended his 2016 presidential campaign after a disappointing showing in the Iowa caucuses, with reports noting he ended the race shortly after finishing fifth.[2][9]
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