Rand Paul, Position Taker Extraordinaire

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 Rand Paul, Position Taker Extraordinaire 


If you know anything about Rand Paul you probably know about his recent interactions with Doctor Anthony Fauci discussing masks, vaccines, mandates, and both Dr. Paul and Dr. Fauci were exchanging heated words and even a few accusations of crime. Rand has recently promised to investigate Fauci if the Senate goes for the Republicans.

Rand Paul is a very up front person. He says what he says and he means what he says. One of the reasons he ran for office was because he was tired of lying politicians and those who were in government to benefit themselves.

Because Rand is very up front, I don’t believe he tries that hard to appeal to new voters. Now let me explain: Rand wanted to get into government for his specific things he wanted done (most of them in the name of reducing the size of the federal government). Rand receives high approval from his Kentucky constituents simply by doing what he does.

Rand takes positions and stays there, like a rooted tree. He is forceful in his views (as shown by the tweet below), and isn’t afraid to let the world know.

Shown below is what Rand will be trying to force a vote on.



The people of Kentucky clearly like what Rand Paul is doing. Simply by taking his positions and staying firm in his beliefs of basic Libertarianism, he gets re-elected by his constituents.







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