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In reply to the discussion: I guess it's time to throw msnbc under the bus [View all]Politicub
(12,328 posts)45. Paul's stunt was like a tweet from Ashton Kutcher
And has a shelf life that's a little shorter than an update about the color of Ashton's socks.
I ignore MSNBC when it goes all gaga over a republican. It happens. And it's over in a couple of news cycles.
Paul played the media and the uninformed like a fiddle. That's the only compliment I can muster about the episode.
The bright side is he said so much crazy shit while he was rambling that it will make for political ad gold.
Msnbc isn't perfect, but it's still pretty darn good most of the time.
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Every day 35 people die from bullets/guns. Constant. No change in that...yet
graham4anything
Mar 2013
#19
Because it's a means of projecting force without stirring up much political backlash back home.
Marr
Mar 2013
#49
Exactly. Well said. This filibuster accomplished nothing besides attention for Rand Paul.
stevenleser
Mar 2013
#33