Paul v Bully boyz

 

Rand Paul v Stephanopolous

This one has gotten some mention in a couple sites, so let's have a look. Upon "further review", it looks like Snaganoctupus tried to get Paul to say that the election wasn't stolen.

Rand Paul replies that there's "two sides to the story". He says that the Snagalotofpuss is "injecting himself into the story" as opposed to reporting both sides.

Neither budged the other. It kind of reminds me of a lot of arguments that I've had in the past. You talk past each other, but you never do get to the issue at hand.

Why not say the election was stolen, if that is what you think? It seems to me that the Democrats don't even want to look at it, and don't want anybody to say anything about it. That is the "other side" of the story that Paul was getting at.

When you don't even want to go there, it looks like you really didn't win, and you are trying to cover something up. You make yourself look guilty.

An honest person would acknowledge the facts. The only thing that the Democrats are interested in is saying that the matter is closed because it managed to get by the system, and now they are in power.

If you look further, it threatens their legitimacy. But that is their own fault for their unwillingness to look honestly and courageously at the facts. Now they want to bully those like Paul who want to look at the "other side of the story".

Update

Sen. Rand Paul is faking it. He is stating his objection NOW, as opposed to doing it in a timely manner when it counted.

One of the things he stated was that the courts refused to hear about election irregularities based upon lack of standing, but not the facts. This was known at the time, so why not support the challenge? Paul didn't support the challenge, but now he tells us this.

Methinks he wants to play up to Trump supporters that make up a large part of the rank and file. It is too late for that. The time to lodge the objections was at the time the challenge was taking place. To do so now is just throwing some crumbs at Trump voters in a bid at pacification.