Rand Paul - Tea Party Candidate

[LOsborne]

It just keeps getting better!

http://www.courierpress.com/news/2010/may/26/rand-paul-faces-possible-challenge-staff-shake-/

The Kentucky Libertarians are embarrassed, and planning to run their own candidate this fall.

University of Louisville political scientist Laurie Rhodebeck said if the Senate race were to be close, a Libertarian candidate could potentially take enough votes from Paul to affect the outcome.

And he is shuffling his staff around ...

Rand Paul on Wednesday named one of his father's former aides, Jesse Benton, as campaign manager, replacing David Adams who made campaign chairman in a reshuffling.

... cause somebody has to take the blame for all those stupid on-camera remarks.

Ain't this fun?

[Palehorse]

It just keeps getting better!

http://www.courierpress.com/news/2010/may/26/rand-paul-faces-possible-challenge-staff-shake-/

The Kentucky Libertarians are embarrassed, and planning to run their own candidate this fall.

University of Louisville political scientist Laurie Rhodebeck said if the Senate race were to be close, a Libertarian candidate could potentially take enough votes from Paul to affect the outcome.

And he is shuffling his staff around ...

Rand Paul on Wednesday named one of his father's former aides, Jesse Benton, as campaign manager, replacing David Adams who made campaign chairman in a reshuffling.

... cause somebody has to take the blame for all those stupid on-camera remarks.

Ain't this fun?

The sad part is this jackass is possibly opening the door to another jackass that will be just as bad or worse, and the citizens of  Kentucky will be the real losers in all of this. . .  Just proves that killing an idiot is useless; there is no shortage of replacements!

[followsthewolf]

And this, of course, is the best the tea party can offer.

Even sadder is that the tea party (consisting of sooooo many reg'lar folk) is proud to have this pathetic slug as their representative.

Screams volumes.

[Palehorse]

And scares the hell out of me! 

[Sandy Eggo]

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) has some advice for Kentucky Republican Senate nominee Rand Paul: Keep your mouth shut. At least when it comes to the national media.

Paul had a disastrous national debut after winning last week's Republican Senate primary in Kentucky, coming under intense scrutiny after he defended his past criticism of the Civil Rights Act during an appearance on the Rachel Maddow Show.

Last night on CNN, John King asked McConnell for his advice to Paul. "All newcomers to the big stage make mistakes," King said. "He has made a few. My understanding is that you were among those who, through your aides and allies, convinced him not to show up Meet The Press this past Sunday, to go dark for a little bit."

McConnell: "My advice to him is to speak to the people who are gonna actually be voting in this election. I think he's said quite enough for the time being, in terms of national press coverage."

McConnell On Paul: 'I Think He's Said Quite Enough For The Time Being'

[The Troll]

  You got to say one thing, old Mitch McConnel is true to his black Republican heart.

  You tell the Hicks in the Sticks what what they want to hear.  You keep your mouth shut and keep all of your black secrets to yourself and your Republican leaders.  You really don't want the Hicks to know what you're really up to.

The Troll  

[Palehorse]

Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul is once again making waves, this time for saying he opposes citizenship for U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants.

In an interview posted Wednesday on RT.com, a Russian television station that broadcasts in English, Paul said he favors modifying current law.

"We are the only country I know of that allows people to come in illegally, have a baby, and then that baby becomes a citizen," Paul said. "And I think that should stop also."

Paul, a Tea Party movement favorite, captured the Kentucky GOP primary last week, defeating establishment candidate Trey Grayson.

The 14th Amendment to the Constitution guarantees citizenship to individuals born in the United States, but Paul's position is not an unpopular one in Congress.


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

That fugger just will not STFU! 

[The Troll]

Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul is once again making waves, this time for saying he opposes citizenship for U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants.

In an interview posted Wednesday on RT.com, a Russian television station that broadcasts in English, Paul said he favors modifying current law.

"We are the only country I know of that allows people to come in illegally, have a baby, and then that baby becomes a citizen," Paul said. "And I think that should stop also."

Paul, a Tea Party movement favorite, captured the Kentucky GOP primary last week, defeating establishment candidate Trey Grayson.

The 14th Amendment to the Constitution guarantees citizenship to individuals born in the United States, but Paul's position is not an unpopular one in Congress.


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

That fugger just will not STFU! 

  You know even an asshole can be right some of the time.  Just like a stopped clock is right two time a day.

  This is one I agree with.  If the people are illegal so is the baby.  Flat out not a citizen.

[me]

That law was not intended for illegal's it was written for the babies of slaves. 

Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul is once again making waves, this time for saying he opposes citizenship for U.S. born children of undocumented immigrants.

In an interview posted Wednesday on RT.com, a Russian television station that broadcasts in English, Paul said he favors modifying current law.

"We are the only country I know of that allows people to come in illegally, have a baby, and then that baby becomes a citizen," Paul said. "And I think that should stop also."

Paul, a Tea Party movement favorite, captured the Kentucky GOP primary last week, defeating establishment candidate Trey Grayson.

The 14th Amendment to the Constitution guarantees citizenship to individuals born in the United States, but Paul's position is not an unpopular one in Congress.


http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/?fbid=qWQuFzQ04-P

That fugger just will not STFU! 

[The Troll]

That law was not intended for illegal's it was written for the babies of slaves.

  MEDIC, MEDIC,  SOME GET ME A NITRO PILL TO SLIP UNDER MY TONGE.

  "ME" is right, it was meant for slave babies.  Not Illegal alien.  Not to long a go the women from Mexico was hiring ambulances and coming over the border to give birth and slipping out of the hospital with a legal Baby and stiffing the hospital.

Only in America.  The Troll

[me]

 

  MEDIC, MEDIC,  SOME GET ME A NITRO PILL TO SLIP UNDER MY TONGE.

  "ME" is right, it was meant for slave babies.  Not Illegal alien.  Not to long a go the women from Mexico was hiring ambulances and coming over the border to give birth and slipping out of the hospital with a legal Baby and stiffing the hospital.

Only in America.  The Troll

[Palehorse]

That law was not intended for illegal's it was written for the babies of slaves.

Those "slaves" were technically illegal aliens; since you want to get technical. No citizenship, no taxes, no land ownership, no rights, no governmental acknowledgement other than the property of a citizen, and no commitment.

[me]

One main difference....they were brought here against their will they didn't sneak across the border to get here illegally. 

Those "slaves" were technically illegal aliens; since you want to get technical. No citizenship, no taxes, no land ownership, no rights, no governmental acknowledgement other than the property of a citizen, and no commitment.

[The Troll]

  Amen!

[Palehorse]

One main difference....they were brought here against their will they didn't sneak across the border to get here illegally.

Doesn't matter how they got here, they are still illegally here if they did not properly immigrate.