Rep. Paul Broun (R) of Georgia, who has called Obama a socialist, didn't immediately condemn a question asked at a town hall meeting: 'Who is going to shoot Obama?' Do politicians have a duty to ...

In 2014, then-U.S. Rep. Paul Broun repeatedly told congressional ethics investigators that a political consultant paid with tax money was a “volunteer” for his election campaigns, but a ...

David Bowser, former chief of staff for ex-Rep. Paul Broun (R-Ga.), was indicted on Wednesday for allegedly using official funds to pay for a campaign consultant, as well as trying to block an ...

Background: Former Paul Broun chief of staff indicted on eight counts “David Bowser abused his position as a chief of staff on Capitol Hill to fund political campaigns with taxpayer funds, and ...

Rep. Paul Broun — the only announced candidate to replace retiring Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss — is yanking much of the congressional delegation to the right and throwing their votes and ...

Georgia Congressman Paul Broun has been telling anyone who’ll listen that he has the elixir to improve the nation’s health care system. Broun, a U.S. House member from Athens, is running as a ...

Paul Broun worked his way to Washington on an outsider’s message, while nearly the entire Republican establishment did just about everything it could to clear the way for his opponent.

Ron Paul has endorsed Rep. Paul Broun's (R-Ga.) Senate campaign, giving Broun a key bit of credibility with libertarian-minded voters in what is expected to be a crowded GOP primary.

Republican Rep. Paul Broun was confronted with a hostile question at a town hall meeting in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, on Tuesday: When is someone going to shoot President Obama? Blake Aued of ...

Rep. Paul Broun, who serves on the House Science Committee, told a church-sponsored banquet in his home state of Georgia that the theories of evolution and the big bang are “lies straight from ...

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To hear one Georgia congressman tell it, he’s the pied piper of some of his colleagues in the U.S. House. "It’s become a joke in Congress how Dr. (Phil) Gingrey and Mr. (Jack) Kingston have ...