Consider Rand Paul when you vote

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Liberty4Ever wrote:

Thank you Marshaul, for dropping by to educate Kentuckians about OUR senator. Hailing from San Francisco, we defer to you in such matters.

When Rand is asked about social conservative issues, he always states HIS PERSONAL BELIEFS, which resonate well with most socially conservative Kentuckians, which is a voting block that must be very foreign to someone from San Francisco.  Note that Rand has never advocated that the federal government should intervene in social issues including abortion, gay marriage, etc.  He always defers to individuals, or their states, and he isn't running for a state office so he wouldn't be responsible for any state legislation.

I will trade you one anti 2a democrat for a republican ark finder! I think sanity is not a common trait in DC these days. One can't read the numbers and other finds Noah's boats... I found Jack's bean stalk growing on the side of my house yesterday if ya want to buy it.

"Libertarian" and "conservative" are labels that have been so misused as to be almost meaningless now, but parts of either apply well to Rand Paul.  What doesn't apply would be socialist, Big Government, liberal.... you know, all of the qualities that California is known to exhibit in abundance.

Is this Trolls Go For A Stroll week?

Here's a suggestion.  Why don't you retire your rabidly anti-gun Senators, Barbara Boxer and Diane Feinstein, before lecturing us on our senate candidates?

 

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I have been fed up with business as usual in DC. I made the statement that I would not vote for a single Dem or Republican any time soon. I guess I will have to change my mind now that Rand Paul won the primary. I don't agree with everything that any politician says but I want the other politicians to know that there are options besides the status quo.

P.S. I like the term "Rand slide" and hope to see one in November.