Libertarianism lol

"Today, Rand Paul asked Joe Biden for federal help for Kentucky — even though Paul has voted against every federal disaster relief package of the last 10 years," wrote lawyer Tristan Snell. Kentucky receives over $9,000 per person in federal aid while New Jersey gives $2,368 per person to the federal government.

I read through a number of these stories....they like to hang out this charge but none reported what Paul's reply to this charge
...because the headline is the fact to the sheep
 
Ayn Rand's ideas are the most virulent thing to ever land on American soil. We owe those to her reaction (pun intended) to the failed Russian revolution, and we owe that to their extreme 19th century inequality. Ripples in a pond.
 
I read through a number of these stories....they like to hang out this charge but none reported what Paul's reply to this charge
...because the headline is the fact to the sheep
Why would we trust the words of a liar?
 
"Today, Rand Paul asked Joe Biden for federal help for Kentucky — even though Paul has voted against every federal disaster relief package of the last 10 years," wrote lawyer Tristan Snell. Kentucky receives over $9,000 per person in federal aid while New Jersey gives $2,368 per person to the federal government.




After he asked Biden to help his own state of Kentucky, Rand Paul lashed out at critics who brought up his history of opposing disaster relief bills
https://www.businessinsider.com/ran...ics-said-hypocrite-on-disaster-relief-2021-12
 
After he asked Biden to help his own state of Kentucky, Rand Paul lashed out at critics who brought up his history of opposing disaster relief bills
https://www.businessinsider.com/ran...ics-said-hypocrite-on-disaster-relief-2021-12
Nothing in the article imply "lashing out"
This is a headline created for re-tweeting...

Paul told The Post on Tuesday that he's routinely requested emergency aid for Kentucky and that he has "never been opposed to the program, ever." He said he was opposed to using "borrowed" money to fund disaster relief and not offsetting the cost elsewhere in the federal budget.
"That's different than saying, 'Oh, he now wants it because it's in his state and he never wanted it,'" Paul told The Post. "I've never opposed anybody's disaster relief in any other state. I've just asked that it be paid for."
 
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If Rand really cared about "it being paid for", then he should support those administrations that generally reduce the deficit and lower (the growth rate of) the debt, i.e. democratic administrations. Instead, he bitches about how big government is, all the while being part of its size.
 
Nothing in the article imply "lashing out"
This is a headline created for re-tweeting...

Paul told The Post on Tuesday that he's routinely requested emergency aid for Kentucky and that he has "never been opposed to the program, ever." He said he was opposed to using "borrowed" money to fund disaster relief and not offsetting the cost elsewhere in the federal budget.
"That's different than saying, 'Oh, he now wants it because it's in his state and he never wanted it,'" Paul told The Post. "I've never opposed anybody's disaster relief in any other state. I've just asked that it be paid for."
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