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We could have stopped Syria if we had wanted to and the last (D) candidate was a major war monger .
Yeah. So far, Trump my make belligerent tweets at 3 AM but has otherwise been less bomb happy than past presidents so I guess I have one thing I like about him.
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So it is, likely including Rand Paul and his buddy Donald Trump, who had no problem at all with spending yet another million or so of our tax dollars on yet another golf jaunt just last weekend.
Wonder what Trump had to say to Paul about funding for the 9/11 first responders while rolling around on the (overburdened) golf cart?
I, along with many of my fellow Kentuckians, immediately called Paul's D.C. office to object to his vote as soon as I learned of it. I had to leave a message, as no one was in to answer the phone, but at least, unlike that of my fellow un-representative Mitch McConnell, Paul's voice mailbox was receiving messages. No idea if he actually listens to them, of course.
You didn't listen. He didn't vote and he didn't block anything. All he did was something most politicians do not do and it was something you apparently don't like. He kept his word.
So Rand Paul is against increased spending and votes against it but because he went golfing with Trump means what now??? Quit making things up.
Yeah. So far, Trump my make belligerent tweets at 3 AM but has otherwise been less bomb happy than past presidents so I guess I have one thing I like about him.
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So it is, likely including Rand Paul and his buddy Donald Trump, who had no problem at all with spending yet another million or so of our tax dollars on yet another golf jaunt just last weekend.
Wonder what Trump had to say to Paul about funding for the 9/11 first responders while rolling around on the (overburdened) golf cart?
I, along with many of my fellow Kentuckians, immediately called Paul's D.C. office to object to his vote as soon as I learned of it. I had to leave a message, as no one was in to answer the phone, but at least, unlike that of my fellow un-representative Mitch McConnell, Paul's voice mailbox was receiving messages. No idea if he actually listens to them, of course.
He's got some 23 year old caseworker listening to them, he doesn't listen to them. You'll get a nice letter from him expressing his shared concern for those in need. They have machines generate those letters.
No new expenditures with accompanying cuts, makes sense to me. I think he's on to something!
He has no problem with helping them. Don't get the vapors.
How is paying the bills for those who rushed in to save lives and are now crippled 'pandering'?
We owe those firefighters a little more than a pat on the back and a "Good Job. Now shut up and get back to work."
Life is worth more than only money. And in every life, some debts always deserve repayment in full.
Then why do you vote for the ones who are doing the exact same thing that caused the 9/11 attack? Why do you vote for the war mongers and then complain when others retaliate?
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Quit making things up.
