Trey Grayson Takes Another Shot at Ron Paul

[Flash]

I posted this a little earlier but I think it deserves its own thread.

xxx.treygrayson.com/truth

In those 22 years, Ron Paul has voted 'No' on almost everything. That hasn't gotten us a balanced budget. We need real leadership in Washington - someone who will take a stand for getting something accomplished, not just vote 'No' in order to avoid responsibility for creating some real solutions.

And he wonders why the Tea Party hates him.

[JoshLowry]

Blame the only guy voting as a stickler for the constitution?

Idiot. It's easy to play ball in Washington and get bad bills passed. The temptation to not sell out is what makes Ron Paul successful.

He is the one making a stand with his no votes.

[LeifEiriksson]

Tomorrow is the last day he's in the spotlight before he fades into oblivion, so let him go into the night kicking and screaming like a little girl.

[sailingaway]

The only one to adhere to his oath to follow the Constitution, as far as I know. Is it his fault that in the thousands of pages of each bill they usually tuck multiple unconstitutional actions?

[Dreamofunity]

From the site:

Career Politician
I was first elected Secretary of State in November of 2003 – just six years ago. Prior to that I was an attorney and business consultant in private practice. Compare that to the record of my opponent.

Rand Paul... Not a career politician?

“Rand Paul Always Has Been A Political Person, Just Like His Father, Said Carol Paul [Rand Paul’s Mother].”

Paul Mentioned Knocking On Doors For His Father While He Was Eleven Years Old.

Rand Paul Was Described As An “Aide-De-Camp” In His Father’s 1988 Race Against George H. W. Bush. “

No mention of wanting to be a senator since high school on Grayson's side.

What a joke.

[rprprs]

In those 22 years, Ron Paul has voted 'No' on almost everything. That hasn't gotten us a balanced budget.

Why is this a problem?
We'll just rely on the balanced budget the hundreds of "Yes" votes brought us.