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"We're going to emphasize that our people really need to emphasize respect and civility. They're going to be under a microscope," he said.
"We're going to be advancing through the platform process, and then at the convention, platform ideas on Fed transparency, Fed accountability, monetary policy reform, prohibitions on indefinite detention and a plank on Internet freedom," he said.
