Rand Paul Reacts to House Democrats' Vote

Dr. Rand Paul's reaction to House Democrats' vote on WBKO.

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[DanBoudreauPhoto]

God Bless you Dr. Paul form NH the "Live Free or Die State" ...! We Need You

[NWsubmom]

Yes Dr.Paul.

The American people cannot WAIT for you to go and work for the people come this January.

God bless you!

[DreamWeaver1988]

The host is plump and sexy :)

[Nexus974]

They have to interview him at work....

Senator elect and he still works for a living. He is a true Paul!

[nectarineblue]

@truthislibertyus who's pipe you been smoking out of.

[nectarineblue]

Love ya man, you rock.. your absolutely right the tax cuts should be permanent . If you ever decide to run for pres. you got my vote..

[dirtbagstatus]

@cherokeedoll1 exactly.They want a dependant class they can count on votes from.Unfortunately for those who've been duped by this they are going to find out the hard way that to save their own skin the political class will start culling the dependant class, because the productive class can only afford so much,and politicians are first in line for their money.

[cherokeedoll1]

all obama and the democrats are good for is doing their best to get the entire country on welfare,,foodstamps and unemployment checks... I pray that the good republicans are going to get this thing turned around. We need obama out of office

[Voy2378]

@truthislibertyus

ignore this person, he is a troll-you could see it by looking at his crappy channel.

In short-don't feed the troll.

[mjhonsun]

@truthislibertyus Looking over your profile, I realize that you probably didn't need me to tell you any of that. :)

[mjhonsun]

@truthislibertyus Nominally. In real terms (as shown by gold, silver, oil, corn and other commodities not included in the CPI) the dollar is still falling. Inflationary monetary policy means that means stock prices are higher but not necessarily more valuable. Government efforts to "stimulate" us to this point are based on market distortions and debt that, like a drug that distorts reality, will cause massive withdrawals once it's gone — unless of course, we just overdose & destroy the dollar.