I am proud of Rand Paul

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Originally posted by: Boilerman
If they IRS scandal is phone, then why has key people worked so hard to destroy evidence.

Obama and friends have proven that a power hungry government officials are willing to utilize the IRS in this case, or Patriot Act laws to bully and intimidate those that they consider enemies.

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Originally posted by: CowboyKell
Come on Chilly. That's the tactic of someone who has no chance of winning a debate.

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Originally posted by: pjstroh

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Originally posted by: Boilerman
If they IRS scandal is phone, then why has key people worked so hard to destroy evidence.

Obama and friends have proven that a power hungry government officials are willing to utilize the IRS in this case, or Patriot Act laws to bully and intimidate those that they consider enemies.

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You have an equivalent amount of evidence for your phony claim that Donald Trunmp has for Obama's fake birth certiicate. Congratulations !

Boilerman gets upset about fairy tales...but when the scumbags in the GOP actully live out Boilerman's fairy tales he doesn't like to talk about it. If I bring it up he usually accusses me of changing the subject.

IRS told to audit NAACP by republicans

(Note how I can point to scandals with historical facts instead of using sentences that end with question marks)

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
I enjoyed reading today this analysis of a whopper of a lie Sen. Paul has been telling for years, both in speeches and in a full chapter of one of his books. It's a story about how an old man supposedly went to federal prison for ten years merely for putting dirt on his land.

Very little of the story Sen. Paul tells is true. In truth, the man was illegally filling wetlands in order to sell cheap mobile home plots with illegal sewage systems to unsuspecting low-income folks. Unsurprisingly, when the wetlands flooded, their homes filled with floodwaters and sewage and were ruined.

Federal prosecutors accused Lucas, his daughter (who sold real estate) and the engineer of 41 counts of conspiracy to defraud, environmental violations and mail fraud (over the delivery of payments for the properties by mail). Prosecutors said Lucas, his daughter and the engineer knowingly sold properties with illegal and malfunctioning septic systems, and built and filled federally protected wetlands despite numerous warnings.

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The jury . . . found the trio guilty on all counts. They were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay hefty fines and costs.



I don't expect Sen. Paul's supporters to say they are proud of Sen. Paul for telling this terrible lie. I do, however, expect them to try to change the subject.

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Originally posted by: CowboyKell

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
I enjoyed reading today this analysis of a whopper of a lie Sen. Paul has been telling for years, both in speeches and in a full chapter of one of his books. It's a story about how an old man supposedly went to federal prison for ten years merely for putting dirt on his land.

Very little of the story Sen. Paul tells is true. In truth, the man was illegally filling wetlands in order to sell cheap mobile home plots with illegal sewage systems to unsuspecting low-income folks. Unsurprisingly, when the wetlands flooded, their homes filled with floodwaters and sewage and were ruined.

Federal prosecutors accused Lucas, his daughter (who sold real estate) and the engineer of 41 counts of conspiracy to defraud, environmental violations and mail fraud (over the delivery of payments for the properties by mail). Prosecutors said Lucas, his daughter and the engineer knowingly sold properties with illegal and malfunctioning septic systems, and built and filled federally protected wetlands despite numerous warnings.

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The jury . . . found the trio guilty on all counts. They were sentenced to prison and ordered to pay hefty fines and costs.



I don't expect Sen. Paul's supporters to say they are proud of Sen. Paul for telling this terrible lie. I do, however, expect them to try to change the subject.

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There was no lie there. The man put dirt on his land and he went to jail for it. All that other stuff is irrelevant to folks like Rand Paul.

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
I am proud of Rand Paul (today).

Here's what he said today about the Confederate Flag:

"I think the flag is inescapably a symbol of human bondage and slavery, and particularly when people use it obviously for murder and to justify hatred so vicious that you would kill somebody, I think that that symbolism needs to end, and I think South Carolina is doing the right thing."

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"There have been people who have used it for southern pride and heritage and all of that, but really to I think to every African American in the country, it’s a symbolism of slavery to them, and now it’s a symbol of murder for this young man, and so I think it’s time to put it in a museum."

Good for Senator Paul! A little late to the party, but a welcome guest nonetheless!

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Originally posted by: Chilcoot
I am proud of Rand Paul (today).

Here's what he said today about the Confederate Flag:

"I think the flag is inescapably a symbol of human bondage and slavery, and particularly when people use it obviously for murder and to justify hatred so vicious that you would kill somebody, I think that that symbolism needs to end, and I think South Carolina is doing the right thing."

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"There have been people who have used it for southern pride and heritage and all of that, but really to I think to every African American in the country, it’s a symbolism of slavery to them, and now it’s a symbol of murder for this young man, and so I think it’s time to put it in a museum."

Good for Senator Paul! A little late to the party, but a welcome guest nonetheless!

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