Mr. Paul asked about Mrs. Clinton's recent ill health in one breath and then in the next declared that, if he had been president, he would have fired her for Benghazi.
Lithuania will be next, he declared a few moments ago (speech online here): Only twelve years after the first introduction of euro banknotes and coins, the euro zone now has eighteen members and 333 million Europeans sharing the same currency.
In one breath, Johnson wants to grant corporations First Amendment rights, and in the next he declares they should be exempt from taxation ― which, by the way, would allow for corporations to funnel income directly into political contributions, tax-free, where actual people would still have to pay their taxes first.
"Climate change is an issue which raises fundamental questions about the relationship between companies and society as a whole, and between one generation and the next," he had declared as early as 2002.
Many people, he suggested, would say, "With a clothespin on my nose, I'm going to punch the lever next to the 'R.' " The next day, he declared outright, "Republican voters chose this man to be our candidate..
A 'Game Changer' By chance, Mr. Obama was visiting Israel and, standing next to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu the next day, he declared that "the use of chemical weapons is a game changer," reiterating his August threat.
Many people, he suggested, would say, "With a clothespin on my nose, I'm going to punch the lever next to the 'R.' " The next day, he declared outright, "Republican voters chose this man to be our candidate...
The next day he declared Los Angeles a federal disaster area.
"You haven't a hope of becoming the next Chancellor", he declared loudly.
