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Rand Paul going after both sides


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2018 Feb 9, 8:54am   6,908 views  21 comments

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Rand Paul bringing up why both parties are failures because of military and social spending by both parties. We cannot compete against other countries in the long term unless we purge the waste both parties are generating.

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1   Goran_K   2018 Feb 9, 8:57am  

There's been a huge need for a third party in American politics for decades.

GOP vs DNC has basically lead to this:



We always end up with the worst possible scenario because both parties do not cooperate and tribalism is killing the country. The funny part is in a poll on Sanctuary Cities given by Gallup, most GOP and Independents do not support the policies, but because Democrats feel they MUST support DNC politicians no matter what they do in some sort of zombie mind hive action, they end up voting against their own interest.
2   RC2006   2018 Feb 9, 8:58am  

Some reason I cant get the video to work?
3   Patrick   2018 Feb 9, 10:39am  

RC2006 says
Some reason I cant get the video to work?


The url was munged somehow. I fixed it. Should play now.
4   Patrick   2018 Feb 9, 10:45am  

He should totally run for president. I'd vote for him.
5   HappyGilmore   2018 Feb 9, 10:50am  

Patrick says
He should totally run for president. I'd vote for him.


He did in 2016,

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rand_Paul_presidential_campaign,_2016
6   Goran_K   2018 Feb 9, 10:51am  

I voted for his dad twice.
7   Tenpoundbass   2018 Feb 9, 10:55am  

Goran_K says
I voted for his dad twice.

I live in Florida and robbed the opportunity to vote for him in the primaries.
That is why I HAD to change to the Republican party to get Trump done.
8   Tenpoundbass   2018 Feb 9, 10:57am  

Patrick says
He should totally run for president. I'd vote for him.


He's quoted on NPR this morning saying yesterday "I will not vote on a spending bill I know Trump will throw out and never sign "

Made me feel real good, like there's nothing I can't do.
9   Shaman   2018 Feb 9, 11:41am  

Except Trump signed it anyway. He don’t actually give a fuck about the deficit.

I’ve supported the Pauls since 2008, and voted for Ron when I could. He got completely robbed twice.
Rand is really making waves lately and all in the right direction. I don’t think that DC swamp even knows what to do with a man of principle.
I’d like to see Trump stand down in 2020 and Rand step up.
10   anonymous   2018 Feb 9, 3:15pm  

Goran_K says
The funny part is in a poll on Sanctuary Cities given by Gallup, most GOP and Independents do not support the policies, but because Democrats feel they MUST support DNC politicians no matter what they do in some sort of zombie mind hive action, they end up voting against their own interest.


WTF does sanctuary cities have to do with the republicans blowing the deficit through the roof after spending 8 years telling us how bad obama's deficit spending was?
11   HappyGilmore   2018 Feb 9, 3:34pm  

anon_e144f says

WTF does sanctuary cities have to do with the republicans blowing the deficit through the roof after spending 8 years telling us how bad obama's deficit spending was?


I'm guessing the next response will have Hillary prominently mentioned.
12   mell   2018 Feb 9, 3:36pm  

Patrick says
He should totally run for president. I'd vote for him.


I donated a bit to his campaign. Problem was only a guy like Trump could beat the leftoid soy-latte hyenas into submission with clever ZFG and MAGA game. The left ganged up on Ron Paul back then as well successfully. That's why I am reasonably happy with Trump though Rand Paul was my favorite. Anything but the left.
13   MrMagic   2018 Feb 9, 3:39pm  

RC2006 says
Rand Paul bringing up why both parties are failures because of military and social spending by both parties. We cannot compete against other countries in the long term unless we purge the waste both parties are generating.


Time for this one again:

14   lostand confused   2018 Feb 9, 3:42pm  

That is one thing I am disappointed. I know deep state has thrown everything and the kitchen sink at trump-but he can start there-why do we need 22 intelligence agencies? Just put a 5 cent rule-every department cuts 5 cent for every dollar spent. That will bring in about 150 billion per year i think?
15   Goran_K   2018 Feb 9, 3:42pm  

mell says
I donated a bit to his campaign. Problem was only a guy like Trump could beat the leftoid soy-latte hyenas into submission with clever ZFG and MAGA game. The left ganged up on Ron Paul back then as well successfully. That's why I am reasonably happy with Trump though Rand Paul was my favorite. Anything but the left.


Same.

Trump is anything but a typical GOP'er like a Paul Ryan or Mcconnell. The guy was beloved by leftist for decades for fucks sake; he was interviewed by Oprah, given his own TV show by NBC, and took pictures with Jesse Jackson. He only became racist when it was clear that he would take power from the DNC establishment.
16   mell   2018 Feb 9, 3:47pm  

Goran_K says
mell says
I donated a bit to his campaign. Problem was only a guy like Trump could beat the leftoid soy-latte hyenas into submission with clever ZFG and MAGA game. The left ganged up on Ron Paul back then as well successfully. That's why I am reasonably happy with Trump though Rand Paul was my favorite. Anything but the left.


Same.

Trump is anything but a typical GOP'er like a Paul Ryan or Mcconnell. The guy was beloved by leftist for decades for fucks sake; he was interviewed by Oprah, given his own TV show by NBC, and took pictures with Jesse Jackson. He only became racist when it was clear that he would take power from the DNC establishment.


The regressive left loves to go after people who try to reason with them or even back down when facing bullshit allegations such as raycysm/misogyny. The Pauls in their calm and composed and relatively mild manner did that and got beaten down. Trump was the only option to avoid a complete disaster. Ironically once the left regains anybody with logical and mannered reasoning skills who doesn't want to sell out their country that will be the time when Libertarians may rise again as well and possibly even make deals with both sides.
17   Goran_K   2018 Feb 9, 4:04pm  

mell says
Trump was the only option to avoid a complete disaster. Ironically once the left regains anybody with logical and mannered reasoning skills who doesn't want to sell out their country that will be the time when Libertarians may rise again as well and possibly even make deals with both sides.


One can only hope.
18   bob2356   2018 Feb 9, 6:09pm  

lostand confused says
That is one thing I am disappointed. I know deep state has thrown everything and the kitchen sink at trump-but he can start there-why do we need 22 intelligence agencies? Just put a 5 cent rule-every department cuts 5 cent for every dollar spent. That will bring in about 150 billion per year i think?


The deficit is going to be 1 trillion this year not 150 billion. No one sent you the memo?
19   Patrick   2018 Feb 9, 6:12pm  

Rand Paul is right about the Republicans being just as profligate spenders as the democrats. It's just that Republicans spend it on the military and Democrats spend it on social programs.
20   RWSGFY   2018 Feb 9, 6:15pm  

Goran_K says
There's been a huge need for a third party in American politics for decades.


If this is the case why the system settles into two-party mode shortly after the status-quo is disrupted? We always have two major parties even though they are not the same two parties.

I mean, look at this picture:

21   Goran_K   2018 Feb 10, 7:31am  

Satoshi_Nakamoto says
If this is the case why the system settles into two-party mode shortly after the status-quo is disrupted? We always have two major parties even though they are not the same two parties.

I mean, look at this picture:


I feel it's because people in general tend to vote against their own interest. Most Democrats know unrestricted illegal immigration will only make things worse, I know this, most of my wife's family is left leaning, I'm the only moderate at their parties. When I explain to them why illegal immigration is bad, 99% of the time they agree. Yet they vote Democrat.

Same with GOP'ers. Most GOP'ers I know don't want anymore foreign involvement in the Middle east, or expansion of our military bases into other countries, and they don't care about people being able to responsibly use weed. But they still vote strictly GOP despite these beliefs.

Even in super far left California, 1/3 of the voting bloc identifies as independent. Not many people know this. But because of the two party system, you end up voting for the party that is LESS repulsive to your personal beliefs even if you only agree with 51% of their platform.

Wouldn't it be nice if their was a party for the independents who believed in liberty and freedom for both sides and not restricting the rights of those they don't agree with?

Would be nice IMO, and it would make politics better because the extremist would get pushed out easier.

Now some may say, "Well wouldn't 3 parties vying for power weaken the strength and unity of Government?"

Hell yes. I want a smaller, and less powerful government.

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