Ron Paul emerges as GOP's unlikely rock-star candidate

Long-shot libertarian iconoclast pulls in surprising cash totals, eclectic young crowds.

LAS VEGAS -- The punk-band members, with spiked hair, tattooed arms and piercings, stood with a crowd of more than 300 and cheered at the rock star on stage, especially when he called for abolishing the Federal Reserve -- you know, the banking system that for nearly a century has helped stabilize the U.S. economy, give or take a Great Depression.

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