Trump issues statement of endorsement for Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky

[Swordsmyth]

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a full-throated reelection endorsement for Sen. Rand Paul.

The Kentucky Republican will be seeking a third term in office during the 2022 election contest.

"Rand Paul has done a fantastic job for our Country, and for the incredible people of Kentucky," Trump said in the statement. "He fights against the Swamp in Washington, the Radical Left Liberals, and especially the destructive RINOS, of which there are far too many, in Congress.

"Rand will continue to stand up for our great AMERICA FIRST policies because he believes in stopping wasteful spending, defending our Second Amendment rights, and taking care of our Military and our Vets. I am proud to be working with Rand in our battle to Make America Great Again. He has my Complete and Total Endorsement for another term in the U.S. Senate. The Commonwealth of Kentucky has a true champion in Rand Paul," Trump declared.

More at: https://justthenews.com/politics-po...-statement-endorsement-sen-rand-paul-kentucky


This might be just enough to save Rand's seat for him if the fraud he acquiesced to is fixed.

It will take more than this for me to trust him again but if I lived in Kentucky I would vote for him.

 

[acptulsa]

Well, I can say this about Trump. He has a hell of a lot more sense than you do. Old Trump may be foolish enough to entrust straightening out a stolen election to a drunken, senile, arrogant tool named 9iu11iani, but he has more sense than you.

I don't know if I'm praising Trump or damning him with faint praise. But there it is. He has earned your cuck servitude. He more sense than you.

 

[Invisible Man]

Looks like Trump lost that game of chicken he made believe he was playing against all the Republicans who refused to go along with demands that they not count the electoral votes that he didn't want counted.

 

[TheTexan]

Trump / Rand 2023

 

[Sammy]

Thank you Trump!

 

[tebowlives]

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a full-throated reelection endorsement for Sen. Rand Paul.

The Kentucky Republican will be seeking a third term in office during the 2022 election contest.

"Rand Paul has done a fantastic job for our Country, and for the incredible people of Kentucky," Trump said in the statement. "He fights against the Swamp in Washington, the Radical Left Liberals, and especially the destructive RINOS, of which there are far too many, in Congress.

"Rand will continue to stand up for our great AMERICA FIRST policies because he believes in stopping wasteful spending, defending our Second Amendment rights, and taking care of our Military and our Vets. I am proud to be working with Rand in our battle to Make America Great Again. He has my Complete and Total Endorsement for another term in the U.S. Senate. The Commonwealth of Kentucky has a true champion in Rand Paul," Trump declared.

More at: https://justthenews.com/politics-po...-statement-endorsement-sen-rand-paul-kentucky


This might be just enough to save Rand's seat for him if the fraud he acquiesced to is fixed.

It will take more than this for me to trust him again but if I lived in Kentucky I would vote for him.

Oh yes thank goodness for Trump because without his endorsement Rand would loose. That you would post this isn't surprising since that's what a sellout does.
Trust Rand? The one who votes on policy like we want him too? That Rand Paul?

Why don't you shove some snuff up your backside, take a trip to the UK and give King George a reach around, in that order.

 

[PAF]

It will take more than this for me to trust him again but if I lived in Kentucky I would vote for him.

But Trump you trust.

 

[TheTexan]

Rand is pretty good, but if he wants my support, he's going to have to show more willingness to throw the 2A under the bus in the name of 4D chess games

 

[Swordsmyth]

Rand is pretty good, but if he wants my support, he's going to have to show more willingness to throw the 2A under the bus in the name of 4D chess games

That would be far better than throwing the entire country under the election fraud bus in the name of states having a right to cheat.
We may lose everything because of the fraud, including the 2ndA.

 

[TheTexan]

That would be far better than throwing the entire country under the election fraud bus in the name of states having a right to cheat.
We may lose everything because of the fraud, including the 2ndA.

Rand was sticking to his interpretation of the constitution. I know you disagree with his interpretation, but to just "disown" an otherwise 100% amazing Senator for literally trying to follow the Constitution is just silly. Especially given he is literally the only Senator who is even attempting to follow the Constitution.

The fraud happened. Rand knows it, you know it, half the fucking country knows it. He just didn't feel like he had the constitutional authority to overturn the states electors' - which is a perfectly reasonable interpretation of the Constitution.

 

[Swordsmyth]

Rand was sticking to his interpretation of the constitution. I know you disagree with his interpretation, but to just "disown" an otherwise 100% amazing Senator for literally trying to follow the Constitution is just silly. Especially given he is literally the only Senator who is even attempting to follow the Constitution.

The fraud happened. Rand knows it, you know it, half the $#@!ing country knows it. He just didn't feel like he had the constitutional authority to overturn the states electors' - which is a perfectly reasonable interpretation of the Constitution.

The Constitution is not a suicide pact.
IF Rand's interpretation of it was correct it would be time to burn it in the fire and kick over the table rather than allow a one party communist regime to steal the country and enslave us all.
Liberty is greater than the Constitution.
Elevating the Constitution above liberty and allowing the coup because of it is idol worship.

 

[Swordsmyth]

GOD save us from losertarians.

 

[jmdrake]

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday issued a full-throated reelection endorsement for Sen. Rand Paul.

The Kentucky Republican will be seeking a third term in office during the 2022 election contest.

"Rand Paul has done a fantastic job for our Country, and for the incredible people of Kentucky," Trump said in the statement. "He fights against the Swamp in Washington, the Radical Left Liberals, and especially the destructive RINOS, of which there are far too many, in Congress.

"Rand will continue to stand up for our great AMERICA FIRST policies because he believes in stopping wasteful spending, defending our Second Amendment rights, and taking care of our Military and our Vets. I am proud to be working with Rand in our battle to Make America Great Again. He has my Complete and Total Endorsement for another term in the U.S. Senate. The Commonwealth of Kentucky has a true champion in Rand Paul," Trump declared.

More at: https://justthenews.com/politics-po...-statement-endorsement-sen-rand-paul-kentucky


This might be just enough to save Rand's seat for him if the fraud he acquiesced to is fixed.

It will take more than this for me to trust him again but if I lived in Kentucky I would vote for him.

 

[jmdrake]

Rand is pretty good, but if he wants my support, he's going to have to show more willingness to throw the 2A under the bus in the name of 4D chess games

Thread winner!

 

[TheTexan]

GOD save us from losertarians.

Of all the losers, Trump may be the biggest. He had opportunity after opportunity to do something and he did nothing.

And with the capital riot, he just shut down like a fucking pussy. He let the Left wipe the floor with his drained, severed nutsack. He may as well have went to his knees and sucked off "President elect" Biden right then and there.

Libertarians do need to grow a pair. That goes for Rand and you and me and everyone else. But it's pretty fuckin idiotic to somehow pretend that Trump isn't a giant gaping pussy at this point.

 

[Occam's Banana]

That would be far better than throwing the entire country under the election fraud bus in the name of states having a right to cheat.
We may lose everything because of the fraud, including the 2ndA.

This is why I despise democracy. It deludes far too many people into imagining that elections actually matter.

Election outcomes are the effects of causes - they are not causes themselves.

When they are not fraudulent, at best they might be useful as weather vanes for detecting the quarter of the wind, but little else.

When liberties (such as the 2nd Amendment) are lost, it is never because of any election (fraudulent or not).

It is always because enough people didn't give enough of a damn to actually do something about it before it was too late.
(And sticking a piece of paper inscribed with magical incantations into a wishing box does not count as "doing something" ...)

 

[jmdrake]

Of all the losers, Trump may be the biggest. He had opportunity after opportunity to do something and he did nothing.

And with the capital riot, he just shut down like a $#@!ing pussy. He let the Left wipe the floor with his drained, severed nutsack. He may as well have went to his knees and sucked off "President elect" Biden right then and there.

Libertarians do need to grow a pair. That goes for Rand and you and me and everyone else. But it's pretty $#@!in idiotic to somehow pretend that Trump isn't a giant gaping pussy at this point.

 

[Swordsmyth]

It's not looking good for Rand:

Bipartisan Bill Expanding Early, Absentee Voting Signed Into Law In Kentucky

https://truepundit.com/bipartisan-bill-expanding-early-absentee-voting-signed-into-law-in-kentucky/

 

[tebowlives]

It's not looking good for Rand:

Bipartisan Bill Expanding Early, Absentee Voting Signed Into Law In Kentucky

https://truepundit.com/bipartisan-bill-expanding-early-absentee-voting-signed-into-law-in-kentucky/

lol Rand won the last time 57%-43%. Try harder you pathetic sellout.

 

[jmdrake]

It's not looking good for Rand:

Bipartisan Bill Expanding Early, Absentee Voting Signed Into Law In Kentucky

https://truepundit.com/bipartisan-bill-expanding-early-absentee-voting-signed-into-law-in-kentucky/

lol Rand won the last time 57%-43%. Try harder you pathetic sellout.

So if Rand wins by a similar or better margin, what will that do to your theory [MENTION=65299]Swordsmyth[/MENTION]?