The New Republic has a pretty striking photo of Sen. Rand Paul on its cover that it released online Monday, in which the Kentucky Tea Party presidential hopeful is crossing his fingers in a large black and white portait that extends the length of the cover.
“The real Rand Paul (can’t be trusted),” reads the headline.
Read an interview with the photographer, Platon, here and TNR’s Senior Editor Julia Ioffe’s profile of the senator here.
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