Do you support Rand Paul for president 2024?

[Snowball]

I agree with this.
There's no hand that forces Rand to be a zionist, but he increasingly alligns himself that way. It's sad and the zionist lobby is the main thing wrong with american politics today.

Anyway, besides that, it's clear that Rand 2024 gets at best a lukewarm greeting.
Here on all places.
So he should not run, its a waste of effort time and money imo.
He should only run when the deficits and debt bomb really explodes.
Then he can lean on his fiscal conservatism to make some headway.
Lets just hope no jew has blackmail on him.

While all those attacks were going on, that were intstigated and exacerbated by Israel, this bill above had no reason to exist other than to "bless" the Israeli attacks on Gaza. They didn't EVEN NEED to be "blessed". Such is the level of utter butt-kissing. An opportunity be on record approving of the Israeli strikes cannot be passed up by those beholden to militant Zionism. At the same time, there was a Bill that sought to END the attacks and call for immediate diplomacy. Not a single Republican Senator co-sponsored, and it was held up by McConnell. https://www.congress.gov/bill/117th-...onsors?r=2&s=1

Don't forget also, Rand has no problem with Finland and Sweden joining NATO now, because of the Ukraine situation. He voted "present" on that despite other Republicans voting NO. It's a serious indication that Rand equals not Ron.

Regardless, Rand will never win a GOP presidential primary - ever. This is because it's quite possible that Rand IS playing a game to "head fake" the PTB -- they suspect it -- and don't trust him.

[acptulsa]

Whether he is his father or not, regardless of Israel this or that, his work concerning the jab sets him apart enough to make him look like presidential material. And as we hear more bad news about those things, he'll look better and better.

That said, in the post-Trump era Massie's straight talk seems to me to show more promise for getting attention despite media blackouts.