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Rand Paul: We All Owe a “Debt of Gratitude to my Father, the Champion of Liberty”

u_cant_handle_the_truth Wrote: Nov 17, 2012 1:04 PM
Wrong. Politicians are not accountable for their actions. You are delusional if you believe that
usmcpgw Wrote: Nov 17, 2012 1:15 PM
thats playing mean LW. using facts
u_cant_handle_the_truth Wrote: Nov 17, 2012 1:14 PM
Clinton, Edwards Spitzer, Petraeus... the list goes on. But this guy didn't bang anyone. Politicians don't get in trouble for things that have any effect on our lives. They don't have to do anything they said they would do before being elected/appointed. There is no contract. They are not legally bound. There is no recourse for their actions or lack of actions
Lady Wolverine Wrote: Nov 17, 2012 1:06 PM
Then why was Clinton impeached, even if not removed from office for fear of the loon Algore getting control of the office?

I’m sure by now regular readers are well aware that Texas Congressman Ron Paul is serving out his 12th -- and final -- term in the House of Representatives and will soon retire from public life. Somewhat unexpectedly, however, during his humble and moving final speech on the House floor a few days ago, I was surprised to hear him speak, among other things, about his “failure” to rein in the size and scope of government during his long and distinguished political career. To some extent this is undoubtedly true -- after all, the United States is headed straight...

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