NEW HAMPSHIRE – Wednesday morning, U.S. Senator Rand Paul announced he was dropping his bid for president in 2016.
Paul is the second to drop out after obtaining single digit support Monday night in the Iowa caucuses. Former Governor Mike Huckabee, who placed even lower than Paul, also suspended his big for the GOP nomination.
Paul says he will "continue to carry the torch for Liberty" in the U.S. Senate.
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