[Migraine]

Rand Paul will regret this. I’m glad he’s in the Senate and that he’s not a (D); but here he goes again.

I don’t get the Libertarian position on Israel (and I know it’s not universal; but close).

Strange things befall those who work against Israel’s security.

[grania]

Keep in mind that establishment Republicans wouldn't be elected to as much as local dog catcher without anti-globalist Deplorables with a Libertarian bent.

I'm both a Deplorable and a Rand Paul Republican. You can't win without us, so try to understand how a lot of us feel about our involvement in foreign endeavors which promote wars.

[SENTINEL]

"I don’t get the Libertarian position on Israel (and I know it’s not universal; but close).

Libertarians are always first to scream about God given rights, and last to acknowledge God's command to support his chosen people (literal earthly family).

[Gunslingr3]

I don’t get the Libertarian position on Israel

Then you should read Washington's Farewel Address.

I don't get the freeloader position that the U.S. should borrow billions, pay the interest into perpetuity, all for the benefit of foreign nations.

$38 billion for Israel, how much for the wall?

[Lurker51]

It’s pretty simple, Israel is, by far, the world’s biggest welfare recipient. I don’t think Mr. Paul has any problem with Israel’s existence, and neither do I, but since I’m not an Israel obsessed evangelical I really don’t see why “G_d’s chosen people” shouldn’t rely on providence instead of US taxpayer dollars.