While Rand Paul rails against deficits and hypocrisy, didn’t he just vote for a corporate tax cut that resulted in adding $1.5 trillion to our deficit?
“How come you were against Obama’s deficits but you’re not against Republican deficits?” Rand Paul asks on the Senate floor. “Isn’t that the very definition of intellectual dishonesty?"
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Yesss he did. He should sit down now.
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Did Rand Paul just realize what the modern GOP is? Well, bless his heart.
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he’s realized it for a long time. BOTH sides are guilty of crushing the country under a mountain of debt
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maybe not the *definition* per se, but oh boy is it ever a prime example of something very specific, yessiree. .
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Rand Paul is asking questions that none of the GOP really want to hear today.
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Says the guy who voted for the tax cut
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Yeah, not sure what his play was. He had to have known that spending cuts would be a lot harder to achieve than the tax cut.
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Rand Paul might be the one person in the whole country who didn't get the memo about the deficits just being Republican code for "we don't like the black president."
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Like, I think he is genuinely confused about why the other Republicans stopped caring about the deficit the second 45 was sworn in.
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