[SoConPubbie]

Of course I agree with it. Your problem, Libertarians supporting Rand Paul's problems is that Rand Paul wants to have his cake and eat it too on this issue, otherwise, he would have walked back his Amnesty plan, which he has not.

Once again, here is the other side of Rand Paul on this issue:

Here are the links, from last year, where Rand Paul clearly lays out his own Amnesty plan for 2 million illegals per year, based on a "Certification" from a Pro-Amnesty congress that the border is "secure". No Fence, No E-Verify, No punishments for ID Fraud, and all the other misdemeanors and felonies committed by the Undocumented Democrats he wants to pardon.

Sen. Rand Paul: Trust but verify on immigration reform (Feburary 8th, 2013)

Rand Paul’s “Undocumented Citizens” Path to Legality (and Citizenship) (March 20, 2013)

Rand Paul calls on conservatives to embrace immigration reform (March 19, 2013 Article)

Rand Paul's presence-and-jobs amnesty -- WITHOUT E-Verify


No, America Does Not Have “De Facto Amnesty”

GOP's Rand Paul, Dems' Luis Gutierrez in step on immigration reform

Rand Paul: Pathway To Citizenship Is Needed, E-Verify Is Not

Rand Paul On Illegals: Trust But Verify

Steve Deace – Et Tu, Rand Paul?

Paul: Republican Party in Need of Facelift

[jpsb]

"Of course I agree with it. "

Great, I do too. Thank you, we are on the same side and I like Cruz too. Either one is fine with me. Rand is not Ron, cut him a little slack, he is a good man.

[ansel12]

I wonder how Paul got such an instant group of such dedicated, passionate supporters.

I hadn’t noticed that he was so awesomely standing out among our conservative possibilities.

I can see him attracting some people, but where does this white hot, angry, passion come from in these often left leaning, anti-Christian, libertarian posters?