Truth is that Rand Paul believes more in private property than Jesus. He even said so, more or less, when he said that private ownership gave people special moral rights to discriminate against black families.Without answering whether the facts of what were asserted were true and thereby leveling a bizarre charge of "false witness", Rand Paul shows up with the typical stuff that we suffer from the Right, every election:
Pictures of kids and family as proof that "Christ is in your Heart".
Sometimes, the implication is even bizarre: pictures of large families, with 8+ children as proof that one is somehow "worthy". Tell, me if you have two kids, does that mean you have twice as much 'Christ in your Heart' as one? We know from science, after a certain number siblings, it's really not optimal for the kids ...
So, cheers to Jack Conway for standing up to the false images, messages, and pretenses of the Rightwing hacks and pretenders for Jesus. Octomom will be the next Teapublican candidate, no doubt.
Truth is that Rand Paul believes more in private property than Jesus. He even said so, more or less, when he said that private ownership gave people special moral rights to discriminate against black families. Bleh. Eliminating the Department of Education? Bleh. That's where the funding for kids with disabilities is.
Rachel Maddow gives the much needed context for Rand Paul and the pass that he and others are getting this year. If this doesn't close the enthusiasm gap, it's hard to know what else will:
*Quoting The Weekly Standard as an authority to pass judgment on what is shameful is a hoot.
