green73
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Sure. And it's rude. You're point?
Sure. If it was any other pol I'm sure you'd be on the side of the reporter.
Sure. And it's rude. You're point?
So it wasn't about Rand being too busy to talk; it was about the nature of the questions. I'll say it again: Ron would never blow somebody off like that.
Sure it is. She wanted to keep talking to Ron about the newsletters and he was done talking about it. WAC wanted to talk to Rand about Bilderberg and endorsing Perry and Rand was done talking about it. Now we know good and well that Rand knows about the Bilderberg group. So there are two possibilities. 1) He's trying to infiltrate the GOP and appeal to mainstream GOP voters in order to move the liberty movement forward ask Ron asked him to or 2) He's sold out to the "enemy". Either way there's no way he would answer that question. Now, I don't know if WAC is secretly working with Rand to distance him from the conspiracy movement by going after him like they go after everyone else. If they are then good acting on their part and Rand's part. If they aren't in on this with Rand then they are pretty stupid. Imagine when Nathan Hale was spying on the British for George Washington, if a "fellow patriot" had gone up to him and said "Nathan. Why are you hanging around with the British? Didn't I see you having beers with George Washington and helping us plan the revolution? Who's side are you on? Come on Nathan tell me? Did you sell us out?"
Except when he did.
How can you say that when he has already been on the record being quite forthcoming about it?
Jeebus, give me strength...
So many comments could be made but I have decided I will no longer engage with the willfully ignorant faction trying to divide us and derail our progress.
Someone who says call my office for an interview? Doing so after that offer is rude, and obnoxious, and juvenile.
LOL
For some reason I don't think you'd say that if it wasn't Rand Paul. Every politician is going to say "call my office" knowing nothing will come of it. Even Bill O'Reilly sends his boy out for these types of "interviews" but try the same tactic on O'Reilly himself...he'll report you to the police.
Seriously, how can you say both interviews are the same? Rand dodge the interview right off the bat, Ron at least answered the question in that interview and the CNN bot wouldn't accept it as an answer about the newsletter.
Don't you know? We haven't made any progress... all we've done is elect neocon traitors like Rand Paul to office. Noecon traitors, who just happen to introduce bills to apply 4th amendment protections to domestic drone use. HOW DARE HE NOT DEMAND THAT NO DRONES EVER BE USED IN AMERICA EVER FOR ANY REASON!!!!!! eVER!11!!1!!1!!!!1ELEVENTY!!!11!!
Don't you know? We haven't made any progress... all we've done is elect neocon traitors like Rand Paul to office. Noecon traitors, who just happen to introduce bills to apply 4th amendment protections to domestic drone use. HOW DARE HE NOT DEMAND THAT NO DRONES EVER BE USED IN AMERICA EVER FOR ANY REASON!!!!!! eVER!11!!1!!1!!!!1ELEVENTY!!!11!!
Are you worried that he changed his mind, or what?![]()
There's no use trying to communicate with you sometimes.
Are you worried that he changed his mind, or what?![]()
Ha ha. Well, I wish he would.![]()
Yeah. I should apply for the job of Rand's press secretary. Knowing when not to communicate is sometimes a virtue.![]()
Is he like that on all issues that he's previously addressed?
So, your argument is that because most other politicians do that, Rand will too?
Sure. If it was any other pol I'm sure you'd be on the side of the reporter.