Rand Paul Still Waffling On His Support Of Obama Voter Fraud
The New York Times praised Rand Paul for his support of Obama Voter Fraud but
now the head of Paul's PAC is saying the quotes were "taken out of context" and
that whether or not Obama voter fraud is allowed to happen should be an issue
best left up to the states.
It doesn't sound much better but in a town where nuance, double-speak and tepidly walking statements back are the rule and not the exception, perhaps Team Paul believes that the "correction" is somehow reassuring to voters. Perhaps... perhaps not... but WND, it would appear, is willing to give the darling of the Libertarian wing of the GOP the benefit of the (for want of a better word) doubt.
(WND) The head of Sen. Rand Paul’s political action committee charges the New York Times misconstrued the Kentucky Republican’s comments about voter ID and refused to publish a statement of correction.
The Times report said the senator had broken with fellow Republicans over voter ID.
However, in a statement delivered to WND, Doug Stafford, Paul’s former chief of staff who now leads his political action committee, said the quote was taken out of context.
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It doesn't sound much better but in a town where nuance, double-speak and tepidly walking statements back are the rule and not the exception, perhaps Team Paul believes that the "correction" is somehow reassuring to voters. Perhaps... perhaps not... but WND, it would appear, is willing to give the darling of the Libertarian wing of the GOP the benefit of the (for want of a better word) doubt.
(WND) The head of Sen. Rand Paul’s political action committee charges the New York Times misconstrued the Kentucky Republican’s comments about voter ID and refused to publish a statement of correction.
The Times report said the senator had broken with fellow Republicans over voter ID.
However, in a statement delivered to WND, Doug Stafford, Paul’s former chief of staff who now leads his political action committee, said the quote was taken out of context.
Read The Full Story
