Does Jim Bunnings regret endorsing Rand Paul in 2010?

[Harald]

I noticed this paragraph in a recent article which made me conclude that Jim Bunning does not like what Rand Paul is doing in the senate. Does anybody know why? So far, Rand Paul record was spectacular.


Bunning said he’s more careful about his endorsements after he endorsed U.S. Sen. Rand Paul in the U.S. Senate race in 2010.

“I endorsed in the U.S. Senate race,” Bunning said. “I took the lesser of two evils there. One person didn’t tell me the truth, and the other person I wasn’t sure what he would do when he got there. He’s disappointed me since he’s got there.”

From: http://cincinnati.com/blogs/nkypolitics/2012/04/23/bunning-davis-endorse-webb-edgington/

[tsai3904]

Maybe it has to do with foreign policy. Where did Bunning stand on the wars and civil liberties?

[jkr]

jim’s disappointed me since he’s been there...

close your mouth parasite!

[MRoCkEd]

Must not like civil liberties too much. That's why he endorsed Miss DHS instead of Thomas Massie

[Kotin]

he can regret whatever he wants.. Rand Paul is now the Junior Senator from Kentucky... thanks for being useful once in your life bunning, now you can go away.

[Brian4Liberty]

Intentionally vague comment is vague.

Did the author edit Bunning, or was Bunning not saying much? An example of his disagreement would be more honest.

[ctiger2]

Bunning is/was part of the problem. F Him.

[TruthisTreason]

Bunning never liked anyone but himself.

[Fozz]

Bunning should have known that Rand would be pro-civil liberties and anti-imperialist.