NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Sens. Rand Paul and Marco Rubio on Thursday offered the Republican Party a glimpse of alternate futures in dueling speeches that revved up two distinct groups of conservative activists.Speaking back to back to political activists attending the 40th annual Conservative Political Action Conference, Florida’s Rubio offered a broad vision more grounded in the three-legged coalition of social, national security and fiscal conservatives that has defined GOP governing since Ronald Reagan won the presidency in 1980.Kentucky’s Paul focused his remarks on constitutional liberty and social libertarianism, specifically calling on the Republican Party to change and evolve from the “stale, moss-covered” party he said it has become into a movement that appeals to the younger “Facebook generation” of voters that he claims questions the viability of Social Security and wants the government to leave them alone.
why does Mein Kampf come to mine, how extreme can you be before these guys are happy, the extinction of all but their kind then who in that brood would be the voice or would they all want to be Chancellors?
this is not a world you want to live in i think the T-Per's have allowed extremism to run rampant now in the throes of two time losers they now have gone mad max on America.
“We don’t need a new idea. The idea’s called America, and it still works,” Rubio said, to perhaps the largest applause he received during the afternoon speech.
that if you did not know before should be your first clue of same game without even a new name.
