Rand Paul: I'm Not A Crook

A duel? A friggin' duel? Do these people not read history or does Rand Paul think he'll be a hero in the eyes of the public like Aaron Burr?

Society moved away from dueling as a tactic of bullies and dirtbags Mr. Paul. Learn.
 
kookbreaker said:
A duel? A friggin' duel? Do these people not read history or does Rand Paul think he'll be a hero in the eyes of the public like Aaron Burr?

Society moved away from dueling as a tactic of bullies and dirtbags Mr. Paul. Learn.
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Yes, perhaps the next step is to shoot little girls going to school in the head so they don't grow up to be uppity C words like Rachel.













Oh wait, that too would be plagerism wouldn't it! How Ironic.
 
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eeyore1954 said:
First I am not a Rand Paul fan but.
Did he do anything other than take a few lines to describe the plot of Gattaca in a fairly long speech?

Find me a politician who does not do this from time to time.
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Tu quoque?

ETA: quadraginta beat me to it...
 
UnrepentantSinner said:
Rare Truth already linked to the story, but I just wanted to post another link in light of quadraginta and Tricky's posts. How is he going to pass this buck to his flunkies? He's not. In this case he claims that the work being 1/100th of 1/2 of 1/3 of the government is so hectic and stressful, he couldn't write an editorial without plagiarizing an entire paragraph. And this guy wants to be president.

http://www.politico.com/story/2013/11/rand-paul-plagiarism-accusations-99362.html
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I understand that it can be confusing to keep track of which episodes of the Senator's plagiarism we're discussing, but I wasn't talking about his editorials.

I was referring to the article about his speech, which is what the article cited in the post I quoted was concerned with. It included this defense by the Senator.

Sen. Rand Paul's office on Tuesday admitted in a statement that some of the Kentucky senator's speeches were poorly sourced and not properly vetted, after several news reports accused him of plagiarism.



Doug Stafford, Paul's senior advisor, said that the senator always uses his own ideas, b ut relies on staff to provide support. "Sen. Paul also relies on a large number of staff and advisers to provide supporting facts and anecdotes – some of which were not clearly sourced or vetted properly," Stafford said in the statement.
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If that isn't blaming your staff it's a damn good imitation.
 
Rare Truth said:
More ****. Fan. Spraying.....thmppttttpppptttt

Washington Times ends Sen. Rand Paul column amid plagiarism allegations: http://goo.gl/G5zMb0

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The Washington Times said Tuesday it had independently reviewed Mr. Paul’s columns and op-eds and published a correction to one column on Sept. 20 in which the senator had failed to attribute a passage that first appeared in Forbes.

The newspaper and the senator mutually agreed to end his weekly column, which has appeared on each Friday in the newspaper since the summer.




When you've lost the Moonies,....Yow. Holy Paularoni!
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Obviously the Washington Times are haters
 
Maddow better stay clear of windows or Paul might defenestrate her.
 
Robrob said:
Correct. It's his response to being outed and his attempts at cover-up which make him unfit for office.
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I don't even care about that. I think it's his ◊◊◊◊◊◊* political views that make him unfit. Of course, I grew up in Bowling Green, KY where Paul is from, and there are a number of people there who think the guy's dumber than a sack of rocks. To me, stupid is another quality I'd rather not have in my leaders.
 
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