"If you compare Paul to Republican presidential nominees of yesteryear, you can get an idea of just how far the GOP has sunk. ... Little wonder then that its presidential candidates range from the callow to the comedic. (I exempt Paul Ryan and Jeb Bush from this group.) Rand Paul is in the former category — a gaggle of ideas untethered to practicality or practical experience. He remains a voice in the wilderness. He should stay there."
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
2016 Hopefuls: GOP's 'Unusual Suspects'?
The GOP’s Amateur Hour (Richard Cohen) from the Washington Post
"If you compare Paul to Republican presidential nominees of yesteryear, you can get an idea of just how far the GOP has sunk. ... Little wonder then that its presidential candidates range from the callow to the comedic. (I exempt Paul Ryan and Jeb Bush from this group.) Rand Paul is in the former category — a gaggle of ideas untethered to practicality or practical experience. He remains a voice in the wilderness. He should stay there."
"If you compare Paul to Republican presidential nominees of yesteryear, you can get an idea of just how far the GOP has sunk. ... Little wonder then that its presidential candidates range from the callow to the comedic. (I exempt Paul Ryan and Jeb Bush from this group.) Rand Paul is in the former category — a gaggle of ideas untethered to practicality or practical experience. He remains a voice in the wilderness. He should stay there."
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