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Where does Rand Paul really stand on issues?

Posted on | May 10, 2014 | 7 Comments

 I have to say that I like a number of  positions of Rand Paul, particularly his stance in opposing the fascist regime of the NSA spying on every citizen, every official and judge. However, I am concerned about is flip-flopping on other issues. When senate pushed for mega amnesty, Paul had no strong position. One day he was for it, next day he was against it. Now we see that he is doing the same on the voter ID issue. (see article below) That really worries me. These are very important issues which go to the core of our presentation in Congress. There is a possibility that Paul is simply trying to be a politician and trying to appease both groups: tea party Republicans on one side and the globalist billionaires and ethnic groups pushing for amnesty  on the other side, which means that he is lying to one of the groups and we do not know when and to whom he is lying.
So, in my ranking of  politicians, I would place him ahead of Jeb Bush and Chris Christy, who are not even pretending to support the core of the Republican party, who are globalists and Democrats in drag and are not any better then Hillary Clinton or Joe Biden or Elizabeth Warren, expected Democratic candidates. There is a chance that Paul will show some integrity when push comes to shove and will be better than Bush and Christy, however due to the fact that he wobbles on issues, I would place him behind people like Senator Mike Lee of Utah of Jeff Sessions of Alabama, who were strong, pro-American, anti-globalist politicians all along and never wavered.
I am asking everyone to call Jeff Sessions and Mike Lee and urge them to run for the US Presidency in 2016, if of course we do not remove Obama from office earlier  due to his bogus IDs and stolen social Security number.
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7 Responses to “Where does Rand Paul really stand on issues?”

  1. Denise
    May 10th, 2014 @ 5:07 am

    I feel the same way. He’s backing Mitch McConnell because he said it was wrong for a TEA Party candidate to run against an Repub incumbent. He’s making the same mistakes his father made if he thinks he’ll get the Repub nomination with moves like this. The GOP will use him to defeat the TEA Party and then it will drop, nominate Jeb Bush.

  2. Kevin J Lankford
    May 10th, 2014 @ 5:59 am

    I have long held that any and all of these men or women of the people who refuse to acknowledge obama’s lack of “natural born citizen” status, and is an infiltrator of office have proven their mercenary values, or their true cowardice. Therefor their character and commitment to any issue is as frail as their loyalty to our Constitution.

  3. dr_taitz@yahoo.com
    May 10th, 2014 @ 6:32 am

    I agree with you. GOP machine became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Bush clan. They will use Rand Paul and will spit him out to promote Jeb Bush

  4. tina
    May 10th, 2014 @ 8:14 am

    agree with you 100% Orly. Yes,they are trying to propel the “Scherff” bush cabal again. Something to consider-https:// http://www.proliberty.com/observer/20070405.htm

  5. Analyst
    May 10th, 2014 @ 10:49 am

    Yeah, what we don’t need is another establishment President!

  6. Veritas
    May 10th, 2014 @ 2:51 pm

    Rand seems to have fallen under an evil spell. We need IDs to drive, to travel abroad, to get foodstamps; we have to show an ID to cash a check or open a bank account. Even Brazil which is a developing country with high levels of poverty requires a voter ID, called a “cédula de identidade.”

    It would be right to assume that those who say they are AGAINST voter ID are planning on stealing elections by promoting voter fraud.

    Perhaps Rand will have a change of heart, just as Rubio did on Immigration, and Huckabee did on Common Core.

  7. Leslie
    May 14th, 2014 @ 10:20 am

    I think New York Times misunderstood what Rand was trying to say. I looked this issue up on TheBlaze and on a youtube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAU13bfX_T4

    Rand says that he supports the idea of voter ID, but doesn’t think that it should be the theme of the Republican party if they want to win the minorities’ votes.

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