[Rockitz]

No one has suggested Rand as a possible VP, but he would be a good choice.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

“I took a pledge when I ran for president to not run as an independent candidate and to support the Republican nominee,” Paul said. “I stand by that pledge, and I think that anybody who signs their word to a document ought to take it seriously before they sign a document. So I don’t think there’s any question that those who signed the document ought to say, ‘you know what? I honor the pledge.’”

Lookin' right at you, Cruz!

[Ol' Dan Tucker]

Now that Trump has won and he has lost, Bush has said he does not intend to back Trump over Clinton.

A Bush that doesn't honor his campaign promise?

Knock me over with a feather.

The apple truly doesn't fall far from the tree.

[sdpatriot]

i have all along. but i’m libertarian leaning anyway. i think Rand would be open to learn from Trump and perhaps vise versa. Rand is a constitutionalist.... and he votes that way.

[Theodore R.]

Rand could lose his Senate seat with Bluegrassers once again apparently voting for a Clinton, or close enough for horseshoes. People there like Mrs. Bill.

[Figment]

I didn’t support Rand Paul as a candidate, but I will give him him props as a stand up man of his word on this. Not a damned ounce of respect for Bush, Cruz or Fiorina.You’re either for Clinton or you’re not. We know where these folks stand, and it isn’t for this country

[austinaero]

I was wondering the same thing. I wonder how interesting it would be or if Rand would be a good choice.

Wonder how many Bernie supporters are ex Paul-bots...?

I say that with affection.

[Georgia Girl 2]

I would not mind Rand Paul in the least. But we really need guys like him in the senate.

[Catsrus]

Oh, I have for some time now, just not openly. His issues are very similar to Trumps, so, I think he would be an excellent choice. Plus, he is a man of his word, unlike, um, Jeb or Cruz.

[wiseprince]

I’ve said Rand Paul will be the VP. They agree on a lot if u dig down. He would compliment the ticket well. Not sure if he feels be can enthusiastically run the campaign and not throw away 75% for 25% but that is my prediction. Other are Santorum Me Huckabee

[taildragger]

"No one has suggested Rand as a possible VP, but he would be a good choice."

I have in detail, see the link below. He is the "Sleeper" candidate( remember the term from the Muscle Car Era? ) IMHO....

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3429919/posts?page=150#150

[Blue Jays]

Good on Senator Rand Paul for honoring his pledge.
He is doing the right thing and others should do likewise.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Rand Paul is a more honorable man than Yeb!
But I already knew that.

[Road Warrior ‘04]

Rand Paul Supports Donald Trump as Nominee: ‘I Stand by That Pledge’

I don't care a bit for Rand Paul, but by God, he's a man of his word! Unlike Cruz, Rubio, Kasich, etc. (The GOPe cabal)

[Salvation]

TTTT!

[Gator113]

The miserable failure - Lyin’ Ted does not surprise me. This loon refuses to give up his fantasy and until or unless he gets professional help, he never will.

Texas deserves far better than this charlatan and they need to dump him ASAP.

[Impy]

I don’t agree he’d be a good choice.

Also, he’s up for reelection and was just renominated.

[stylecouncilor]

I think he would be a good choice also.

[stayathomemom]

I have thought so too, I like his libertarian leanings and his curly hair.;-)

[Cobra64]

No one has suggested Rand as a possible VP, but he would be a good choice.

I have often said the same thing and thought his debate numbers should have been one top three or four.

Rand Paul ain't no dummy, and I don't recall his positions being very different from Trump's, nor have the two engaged in a pissing contest.

Based on current knowledge, I don't see an issue with a Trump / Paul ticket.

[Albion Wilde]