Rand Paul actually said...

"I can accept that premise. I think we could come together on that premise and then the question is how should they do it? Should they do it by paying more taxes or maybe we can get the rich to pay mor..."

"In some ways, yes. We didn't win the legislative battle. I didn't get what I want. But I would say that the public debate now, everyone comes up to me and says, whether they're with me or not, they sa..."

"Not really. Because I would say that some people who argue that by adding $2 trillion more in debt to our country that that threatens our country more than a temporary inconvenience of not raising the..."

"People often say in Washington nothing is ever bipartisan. I think we're going to show a change to that today, and I'm excited to see members on both sides of the isle testifying before us."