Spoonman
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I have to agree because it would not be your usual left vs right.
Rand Paul has some really interesting positions that are worthy of open debate and I can see them attracting a following if he gets a national platform to air them. Personally I believe this is overdue and it will go a long way towards clarifying what We the People stand for.
It would be good for the nation to have those issues out in the open and let the people decide on which is the better choice.
If Rand Paul wins the nomination it very well could entirely transform the Republican Party. I don't know if it'd be for the better or worse, but it'd for sure change quite majorly.
I see John McCain and Paul as almost polar opposites in a lot of ways, as much opposites as you can be and still both be in the GOP.
Rand Paul as president would be....very weird. But maybe that's what we need I guess...
Rand Paul needs to prove his bona fides to be POTUS to me, and a majority of the nation, if he expects to be in the White house. However he most certainly deserves the opportunity because out of all the candidates on the right today he is the one who talks the most sense and has the least baggage.
Previously I supported Christie but the Bridgegate scandal has tainted him to the point where I wouldn't trust his judgment and/or his henchmen....er, appointees.
That makes Rand Paul the most viable of the GOP candidates in my opinion. I will be watching him closely in the primaries.
would you trust hillary with benghazi and all of her other baggage?