Give me a break. I could never support Adam Kokesh but Rand Paul represents one thing we lack in many of our Republicans. And that is conviction and principle. Paul is going to win in Kentucky because he can articulate the message of liberty and we can count on him to vote against big spending, big government, and assail it at every turn. Rand is not his father and as for associations plenty GOPers associate with liberals of all stripes and even support them. Look at Mark Kirk in Illinois. He is further to the left than any of our current elected GOP Senators yet their are plenty here that would vote for him when there are good alternatives like conservative prolife libertarian Mike Labno. I personally believe we need a few more conservative libertarians who really believe in cutting government to complement our often weak willed Gopers.
then why is Rand Paul endorsing someone who marched with, sang with, protested with groups like:
Code Pink
SDS
World Workers Party
and wa on of the national leaders of Iraq Veterans Against the War?
That’s who Rand Paul and Ron Paul have hitched their wagon to!
if you still think that is a good thing, then you are part of the problem, not the solution.
How do you know Rand Paul has “conviction” and “principle?” He has never held elected office. Here is a guy who was born in Pennsylvania, moved to Texas with his family and now runs for U.S. SENATE in Kentucky? It looks to me like you folks in Kentucky gamble on more than horse races.
I am sorry to see that folks there aren’t giving him a closer examination and asking more of their candidates than a convenient use of the word “liberty.”
As a patriotic American, I emphatically say we do not need “lie-bertarians,” but proven conservative Republicans. You do not understand the RLC is a group with its own agenda, USING the Republican Party for its own ends.