Rand Paul is DYING on maddow right now

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Ayn Rand wouldn't have been so wrong all the time if she took a nice deep dicking now and again.
 
He needs to come up with a better way to communicate his beliefs to allow all these idiots to understand what he is saying.
 
Just like his father, he Rand Paul has be pigeonholed into the non-feasible candidate category. Nice to see him carrying on the Paul tradition of letting blind principles getting in the way of common sense, however.
 
Although she pressed the issue to pigeon hole him, she was very fair by letting him explain his answer even when he simply say yes or no.
 
IM me on AIM when you get a chance if you're serious... a good friend of mine(who you could search on my FB) works on his staff.
 
would the 6 people in the state of kentucky that actually watch maddow really vote for paul to begin with? it is a state not national election folks.
 
only in america are we having a discussion whether or not niggers are allowed into bars.



3rd world country masquerading as a leader.
 
explain why a horse could belong to a human. or why a horse should belong to a human.

I am serious. don't be flippant.
 
Maddow is just the beginning, and she was incredibly easy on him.


He's going to be hit a lot harder, especially from his opponent.

Dealing with the political ads alone is going to be a downright nightmare.
 
you must be new to this.

we'll start with the most elementary of things.

why does a corporation exist? or rather, how does a corporation exist?

go.
 
I never said that businesses shouldn't have some sort of regulation. Obviously some businesses require more regulation than others; banks for instance need to be heavily regulated since they are dealing with a fiat currency and distributing value that doesn't really exist. The crash was also partially caused by the government forcing banks to give loans to people they otherwise would have rejected.

When I say to get government out of business I mean things like government created monopolies, no bid contracts, subsidies, revolving doors and corporations. Often times the government will create regulations against a particular type of business, but "grandfather in" current businesses - making it extremely difficult on potential competition. Big businesses LOVE government regulation.

Here are a few articles that lay out specific examples better than I could, and excerpts from each:

http://townhall.com/columnists/JohnStossel/2006/09/27/big_business_loves_government


http://www.cato.org/research/articles/cpr28n4-1.html



http://www.dailykos.com/story/2006/12/12/145645/59
 
even if they understand what he is saying, they still might scoff at the notion that government should be that simple, and logically consistent.
 
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