Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) appeared on Glenn Beck’s radio program Wednesday to discusscolleague Ted Cruz’s 21-hour speech on the Senate floor about the perils of Obamacare, addressing, among other things, reports that some in the Republican Party were actually working to undermine the effort.
“I think the caucus is unified against Obamacare,” Paul said. “I think there are some differences on how we best should do it, and I think they are honest differences, to tell you the truth…I think it is a little bit unfair, on some of the criticism. For example, you know, Senator Barrasso, the M.D., has fought Obamacare like nobody else, puts out information every week on it, has always voted to defund it. It’s a little unfair, really, to say that if he’s unwilling to filibuster a bill that he actually agrees with that he’s opposed to Obamacare — and so I think that really some of the tactics aren’t necessarily fair, and I think that our caucus is unified.”
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4 comments:
Now if we just get the RINO Republicans to join with the people.
I read the bill before it was passed. Ted is right. And I won't take 2,500 pages to say it.
I read the bill before it was passed. Ted is right. And I won't take 2,500 pages to say it.
September 26, 2013 at 9:39 PM
Wow--you read it? Nancy Pelosi would be shocked...after all, "You have to pass the bill to find out what's in it". That has to be one of the dumbest things to ever spew from a politicians mouth...but then again...Senator Hank Johnson had the classic stupid comment about Guam tipping over...how do there morons get elected?
I think our 30 year experiment with women and minority politicians (notice I did not say leaders) has proved to be a failure. It's time to stop playing games with the country and get back to business.
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