Sen. Rand Paul is "very seriously,” considering running for President. “I think our party needs something new, fresh different," he said.
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Touré (@Toure) March 08, 2013MSNBC host Touré surprised quite a few Twitter followers with his gutsy announcement that he’s “very comfortable” with the Obama administration’s use of unmanned drones, just as long as only bad guys and no innocent civilians are killed. With that clear, what was the point of Sen. Rand Paul’s filibuster? Best not to think about it too much and let Touré explain for you.
Guys, Rand Paul is a serious thinker, wink, & the nation needs his fresh non cockamamie ideas, wink, so support Rand 2016 because… stuff.—
Touré (@Toure) March 08, 2013
Don’t let these tweets lead you to think that Paul’s newfound support from both sides of the aisle has Touré concerned.
Oh-k. RT @BostonJcm: @Toure For you to spend any time at all discrediting him means you think he's a threat. He's already got you beat.—
Touré (@Toure) March 08, 2013
Time for a fresh approach.
Dear Senator Paul, You asked if it's ok to drink water on TV while speaking. The answer is no. (Don't Rubioize yourself.)—
Touré (@Toure) March 08, 2013
Dear Sen Paul, You asked if the US government can require female US citizens to consider giving you their phone number. The answer is no.—
Touré (@Toure) March 08, 2013
@Toure Mature.—
Jeffrey Starr (@Jeffdoug89) March 08, 2013
@Toure And the attacks from all the bottom feeders on left continue.—
John (@CommonsenseJohn) March 08, 2013
@Toure Nothing spells "honest debate" like sarcastic non-sequitors.—
Jerrod A. Laber (@JerrodLaber) March 08, 2013
@Toure I can always tell when a #Liberals like Toure are worried; they immediately come out with their sarcastic #bullying tactics. Grow up!—
BamaGirl50 (@kjwebb50) March 08, 2013
@Toure I thought Rand Paul would be in your sights. That must've been in the talking points—
M. Baldwin (@baldwin100) March 08, 2013
