We are now doing it with an experimental vaccine, one that has not been approved.
Rand Paul
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Rand Paul is an American politician and physician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Kentucky, a position he has held since January 2011. A member of the Republican Party, he is known for his strong libertarian views, advocating for limited government and individual liberties. Throughout his tenure, Paul has focused on issues such as healthcare reform, fiscal responsibility, and civil liberties, often challenging both Republican and Democratic leadership on various policies.
I think most parents in the country would say that is a stupid idea and defies all common sense and they would resist this.
If you say, well, we are just not going to take the people who believe in that old fashioned infection thing, providing immunity, we are only going to take the people who will do as they are told.
We are now doing it with an experimental vaccine, one that has not been approved.
If you say, well, we are just not going to take the people who believe in that old fashioned infection thing, providing immunity, we are only going to take the people who will do as they are told.
I think most parents in the country would say that is a stupid idea and defies all common sense and they would resist this.
We are now doing it with an experimental vaccine, one that has not been approved.
If you exclude everybody from being a nurse who believes in basic immunology, you are going to include a lot of smart people.
I think most parents in the country would say that is a stupid idea and defies all common sense.
What I would hope for is that we could have--people always talk about bipartisanship--could we not get bipartisan support for records?
It is estimated that between 5 million and 18 million people died from COVID-19 worldwide.
Fifteen million people died and we have not done a thing about it. Nobody seems to care.
What I would hope for is that we could have--people always talk about bipartisanship--could we not get bipartisan support for records?
It is estimated that between 5 million and 18 million people died from COVID-19 worldwide.
Fifteen million people died and we have not done a thing about it. Nobody seems to care.
What I would hope for is that we could have--people always talk about bipartisanship--could we not get bipartisan support for records?
I was proud to contribute to, support, and vote for Chairman Menendez's law in the FY23 NDAA known as the Taiwan Enhanced Resilience Act.
Fifteen million people died and we have not done a thing about it. Nobody seems to care.
It is estimated that between 5 million and 18 million people died from COVID-19 worldwide.
if we are going to sanction people for their belief and their sort of nationalist version of the world, then we will not have any discussion between people or any legislative exchange.
Let us drag people to The Hague. Let us have some prosecutions. Would Putin be one of those targets?
I do not think hardly taking off sanctions on a member of the Duma is going to be traded for the end of the war.
I am talking about very small, incremental removal of sanctions on legislative members in exchange for them doing the same.





