Comments on: Rand Paul Defends Victory Party Location by Citing…Tiger Woods?

By: brian

brian — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 15:30:30 +0000

my parents belong to a country club in missouri and I can tell you from experience the only dark skinned people there are the waiters and bus boys. This guy is a moron if he thinks that doesn’t just scream white people only…and anyone who would wear a hair piece like that has to be a little off.

By: Gladdays

Gladdays — Sun, 23 May 2010 18:16:18 +0000

Rand Paul and John Stossels of the world clearly are demonstrating that they are CLUELESS about people. If they can be Black or a Minority as well as BROKE for a Month.. They clearly demonstrate that they have no ideas about the real social economic, and the real Prejudicous, biggotry and hate that underlines America. Although you see it and HERE it through the Sarah Palins and the TEA PARTY across America. So for Kentucky to sit down, back down and allow Rand Paul to Represent them they just took Kentucky back to the 1950 or even further. They just failed the people of Kentucky and America. The people that fought and died for equal rights and justice..All I can say is, it time for Real prayer for America because the people of Kentucky are working hard to go back in time.

By: InBG

InBG — Sat, 22 May 2010 15:21:37 +0000

I’ve lived in Bowling Green for a long time so posters who suggest that BGCC was the only place large enough to accommodate Rand Paul’s victory party are totally wrong. It’s actually a rather small place in comparison to any number of other locations in town. And if the BGCC provided the venue for free, does that count as an “in kind” donation by the country club to the Paul campaign? I’ll bet members of the club who are not Paul supporters will be interested to know that since it’s a well-known fact in BG that the BGCC has been suffering financially since another local country club upgraded it’s facilities and the uber-exclusive Olde Stone Country Club opened its doors a couple of years ago. A previous poster is correct that they’ve been practically begging for members, waiving fees, etc…to maintain their existing membership and to attract new members. It’s still the “old-line BG” club but it’s not the nicest place in town by any stretch of the imagination.

By: B16

B16 — Fri, 21 May 2010 21:53:34 +0000

I’m currently overseas and just watched George S. interview with Paul Rand, if that’s what you want to call it because Rand manages to dodge all of his direct questions that quotes himself. Looks like Palin has finally found her equal.
I’m still looking for the day to come to just say what you have to say without using the platform to make your own political believes look good while trying to discredit others… even when you’re being questioned about things you said not what someone said you said. BLUF: Be a man and take responsibility for what has already passed through your pie hole.

By: Brian

Brian — Fri, 21 May 2010 16:14:15 +0000

“Both Democrat candidates got more votes than Paul”
I keep seeing this ignorant talking point from ppl who know nothing about KY politics… kentucky has closed primaries, and the democratic party has a lock on local office statewide…. it is a holdover from the “solid south” of yesteryear…. the result is, in order to vote for local offices like mayor, city council, sheriff, you have to register democrat…. even if you are a card-carrying Hannity/Beck/Limbaugh ditto head….. and that is by and large what happens…. in my district, the Republican ballot only had one race listed, the US Senate race…. while the Democrat ballot was several pages long. That is the ONLY reason the dems got more votes is because more ppl were able to vote for them… Rand Paul will dominate in November, in spite of these new “closet racist” smear attempts.

By: sara

sara — Fri, 21 May 2010 15:25:23 +0000

Against Equality, the disability act, and minimum wage. Enough Said. Oh, I know, let “us richies live high and mighty while you nothings slave for us” because you’re “aint” nothing and you’re poor and crippled”. Who is this person ????

By: Jim Sutton

Jim Sutton — Fri, 21 May 2010 12:56:16 +0000

George I wathced your interview with Dr Paul, I think that you were attempting to provoke Dr Paul, like Dr Paul there are more and more folk who are agreeing with some of his views and are tired of pay the bills for this country while others get a free ride. I have watched GMA for years but after your behavior this morning I will have to think very hard if I will continue, remember George “RATINGS”.

By: Kelly

Kelly — Fri, 21 May 2010 12:49:16 +0000

We’ve heard the same NON ANSWER to every question presented to the Rand Paul all the way up the BP CEO….”Uhhh, I cant tell you PRECISELY, or that’s not my POSITION on this. I wish someone would PRECISELY tell me why this man even made the GMA show?

By: travis

travis — Fri, 21 May 2010 12:42:41 +0000

Loved that George put the fire under Rand Paul’s feet. Going on national television, and one of the top morning shows, and playing the victim because the “Talking Points” came from the Democratic Party, please! George is the best and probably took all of his restraint to not go off on the idiot.

By: saj

saj — Fri, 21 May 2010 12:19:01 +0000

there is a grave misconception about what our country should be concentrating on.The interview with Rand Paul was a view of what our country is really fighting for. this is a sad day in America to encounter and hear people speak negetive of the progress we as a country has made over the years. i am truly hurt to hear the response of Rand Pual. he has eluded to answer the question that where ask of him by George. they can pointthe finger at President Obama all they want to, but there are four pointing back at them. in the end no one will win if this feud don’t stop.