Crazy Has It: Rand Paul Speaks

Rand Paul is a nut-job. He fans flames on non-issues (audit the Fed, Edward Snowden) and does nothing on real issues (DREAM Act, infrastructure). I'd say he's my last choice for President in either party. He is at it again, talking crazy about the President's executive orders and Japanese internment camps:

Paul made the comments on Friday, a day after Obama formally announced the executive actions, at the Kentucky Association of Counties conference in Lexington, Kentucky. 

"I care that too much power gets in one place. Why? Because there are instances in our history where we allow power to gravitate toward one person and that one person then makes decisions that really are egregious," Paul said. "Think of what happened in World War II where they made the decision. The president issued an executive order. He said to Japanese people 'we're going to put you in a camp. We're going to take away all your rights and liberties and we're going to intern you in a camp.'" 

"We shouldn't allow that much power to gravitate to one individual. We need to separate the power."

So now, a President prioritizing to keep five million families together is equal to putting Japanese-Americans in an internment camp. Right.

Paul's not done with crazy. Some of you probably think Rand Paul has a positive record on fighting for peace. He really doesn't, and now he's introducing a declaration of war against ISIS. He wants his cake, and to eat it too. He'll get no cake here.