Why is MSNBC pushing Rand Paul to resign tonight? I want to keep him on the goddamn ballot!

[Pryderi]

Easier for Conway to beat

[Bluebear]

1. Absolutely. The People Have Spoken!

[lisa58]

2. I agree - keep him - he's the best thing the tea party has to offer

[Motown_Johnny]

3. It seems unlikely that he would resign

Remember, he thinks he is right

[Unvanguard]

4. Encouragement to resign is all good, as long as he doesn't actually do it. n/t

[BootinUp]

6. lol nt.

[ithinkmyliverhurts]

5. No doubt. This guy puts Kentucky in play.

Cease and desist.

[MODem75]

7. He is the perfect candidate to lead the teabaggers. He will show their true colors.

[NNN0LHI]

8. Better question is why haven't they pushed for Vitter and Ensign to resign yet?

These guys were both possibly involved in federal crimes and they walk around like nothing ever happened.

Don

[JustAnotherGen]

9. I thought I was

Alone with this thought . . . thank you for putting it out there. :-)

[Angry Dragon]

10. I thought they were suppose to report the news

not have a hand in making it?? Or are they trying to catch up to beck and make a party the way they want it as he did with the tea-baggers??

[newtothegame]

11. Because MSNBC ain't exactly a 'news' organization. nt

[OHdem10]

12. While Rand's beliefs may be distasteful, trying to push him out may

just make the people of Kentucky double down and come out to
support him in droves..

While Libertarians as a party do not do too well, there are
numbers of them throughout the US.

Remember when Ron Paul was running for president and all those
young people would pull millions out of the hat for him.

I am sure the people in Kentucky knew about Rand Paul
when they voted. There might be a strong--Do not tell us
how to vote reaction.

The wiser road might be to let him campaign for the Senate
and educate the people who are voting.

[uponit7771]

13. Yeap, keep his ass in the lime light......we need it