26 Jan 2021 3,564. 8:30. Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) delivered a strident address on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday afternoon in which he cited examples of Democrats encouraging violence and aggressive behavior against Trump supporters and Republicans. Paul highlighted the Democrats’ hypocrisy as he spoke against the impending impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, which is scheduled to begin Tuesday afternoon, though substantive proceedings will be delayed until February 8.

Sen. Rand Paul took aim at Democrats on the Senate floor for what he called a “partisan” impeachment push that would only help further “divide the country.” "Democrats claim to want to unify the...

Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., addressed the Senate Monday afternoon as his colleagues prepared to vote for a $900 billion coronavirus relief package and told his fellow Republicans who backed the stimulus...

Rand Paul delivered one of his best all-time speeches today on the Senate floor when he called on the Senate to drop the sham impeachment. Of course we know the outcome, but his speech is still very much worth watching:

Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul accused Democrats of having a double standard when it comes to speech and inciting or condoning violence. Paul was discussing the impending Senate impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump with Fox News anchor Chris Wallace on “Fox News Sunday.”

byClayton Keirns 6 days ago updated 6 days ago. On Tuesday afternoon, Senator Rand Paul blistered Senate Democrats in a speech that is now going viral on all forms of social media. The Republican Senator from Kentucky slammed Democrats for their hypocrisy when it comes to inciting political violence. At one point in his speech, Paul pointed out the fact that President Trump told supporters to protest “peacefully and patriotically” while many Democrats have called for very specific acts ...

WASHINGTON, D.C., January 26, 2021 (LifeSiteNews) – Republican U.S. Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky delivered a scorching criticism of Democrats’ intent to impeach former President Donald J. Trump for a...

If the new impeachment standard is inflammatory speech, then House Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer should be the next in line after former President Trump, as far as Sen. Rand Paul is concerned.

Yesterday the Senate voted down Rand Paul’s bid to abandon the misguided impeachment trial against former Pres. Donald Trump, which is scheduled to begin next week. In reaching this vote, they evidently turned a deaf ear on Paul’s rousing floor speech challenging the notion that Trump has a corner on the incitement market — if in fact we accept the theory that Trump’s words on Jan. 6 ...