Surprise surprise!!! Rand Paul racist plant was indeed an Obama supporter (legal, activist)
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Actually, it should come as no surprise since Obama supporters tend to be racist anyways. He was just taking his hidden talent and applying them towards his opponents.
The left is full of activists who have no problem lying and deceiving in order to trick people into thinking the opposition is evil, when in fact it is them who is evil.
Activists truly believe their way is the only way and stooping to the likes like this to get their agenda recognized is perfectly legal in their mind.
There is no "fair" when activists want their way.
Don't you all remember those "phony" people that were uncovered after those Obamacare town halls ?
Plants..all of them..even the town hall attendants themselves were all staged.
Not to defend the guy, but this was at what they call the Fancy Farm picnic, which is the traditional kick-off of politicking in Kentucky. These kinds of political antics are very, very common there. (The Paul campaign had someone dressed up like a dolphin, for example.)
Having said that, traditional political shenanigans aside, this was over the line.
Actually, it should come as no surprise since Obama supporters tend to be racist anyways. He was just taking his hidden talent and applying them towards his opponents.
Typical Chicago politics. What else would we expect from the most corrupt administration since the Harding administration?
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