stop blindly accepting the "landscaping" lie
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truckinusa
This is my first post, but what is Rand Paul's reasoning for not explaining exactly what happened after this attack? What does he got to hide? He was supposedly the one that was the victim and it clearly appears that this is the case with the injury he sustained. Just tell us what the neighbor said. They must have had some sort of conversation laying in the grass. These are two old men rolling down a hill together! Does he run him off after he is laying there with his ribs broken or does the neighbor just hit him and take off? The whole situation is just weird and Rand Paul keeps it going without fully explaining.
First of all, you’re going along with the idea that this has anything to do with trees, leaves or landscaping. Rand has repeatedly stated that this is false. This has been supported by all his other neighbors, as well as the fact that there has never been any complaint to the home owners association regarding the Pauls. Boucher’s attempt at excusing his bad behavior - after the fact - is irrelevant.
The only people who have pushed this landscaping theory are the lawyer of the guilty man and an old biddy named Jim Skaggs. Note that Jim Skaggs is a former chairman of that county’s Republican party. Considering the many anti-libertarian, anti-Rand claims Skaggs has made throughout his tale - it’s pretty obvious that he and Rand hold opposing political views, despite Skaggs’ considering himself a Republican.
Further, Rand and his trees were there before Boucher moved in. No reason for Rand to change anything.
It seems pretty plain to me, that we will see a hearing or trial sometime in the future, so it would be foolish for Rand to publicly state his personal view of how or why the attack occurred. There are a number of ways it could be used to benefit the attacker - starting with unfairly swaying public opinion towards him.
Possible reason charges have not been increased yet...
Heard an interview on TV with Judge Napolitano, maybe 2 weeks ago. He said something like - now that the feds have stepped in to investigate, the state has to keep their hands off until the federal investigation is completed. (I’ve been unable to find online video of this particular interview.)
This leads me to believe the federal investigation is still going on, and the state prosecutor is powerless to change the charges till the feds are done. Perhaps this is the norm under these circumstances? Maybe there's more going on with Boucher, than we think.