paulitician
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I know all about him. I was a libertarian at the time he decided to run for Senate and supported him. I agree with his Foreign Policy and the PA and NDAA. I don't agree on the rest though.If people liked him and liked what he was saying he would have won at least 1 damn state. They didn't. He does nothing but whine in DC to get attention he is barely known. He WAS known when he first ran because he used his fathers supporters to win. He has done nothing but pander HEAVILY and it got him no where.So your definition of relevance is primary votes? So in your mind, no one is relevant in DC but Trump, Bernie and Hillary? That's a pretty stupid definition
You should research Rand Paul a bit more. He's a strong advocate for preserving Civil Liberties. He doesn't get a whole lotta support from his Party because some of his stances on issues don't sit well with the current Globalist Establishment leadership.
He's advocates a Non-Interventionist Foreign Policy, abolishing the Patriot Act & NDAA, decriminalizing some drugs, and reducing our massive prison population. I like the dude. I wish more Republicans were like him.
Well, he's not your classic Libertarian. He isn't his Father. But as far as Republicans go, he's the closest thing. I really do wish more Republicans would support him.
Agreed, that's why I agree with he's one of the best "Republicans." His father killed his effectiveness with his ever inflating ego. Hopefully Rand won't go down the same path. It would be nice if he discovered a more true libertarian path though. You're not actually a libertarian either though
Like all folks, he isn't perfect. But i support a lot of his stances on issues. Especially on Non-Interventionism, decriminalizing some drugs, abolishing the Patriot Act & NDAA, and reducing our absurd massive prison population. It really is too bad most Republicans won't support him on those things.