Rand Paul Being Labeled a Terrorist is a Sign of Things to Come.The Criminalization of Free and Political Speech.

Senator Harry Reid is calling his colleague Rand Paul a terrorist because his bold stands he is making in the US Senate. This is a sign of desperation politics by the political establishment in Washington DC. It is rolling out on steroids this form of tyranny trying to criminalize free and political speech. These are despots in the US Senate who want no opposition and criticism to their agenda that seeks to impoverish and enslave the American people.Senator Rand Paul has been taking a stand for the people in the Senate still in the control by the Democrats.What is ironic is the double standard. It is OK for Harry Reid to call Rand Paul a terrorist. But if Rand Paul called Harry Reid a Benedict Arnold.There would be calls and demands for Rand apologize for making such a comment of a very distinguished honorable long time colleague.
Now the TSA now calls asking questions and or protesting the violation of people's fourth amendment right an act of terrorism . The first Amendment protects the people from reprisals from the federal government if the there is dissent in policy. The political establishment wants to chill free speech and quell any mounting opposition.Demonizing Rand Paul calling him a terrorist is a way trying to stifle any resolve the senator may have. In reality this will backfire on them making such accusations against the junior Senator. Rand is not breaking down people's door with a black ski mask. Rand is not sticking his hands down someone pants at the airport. Rand is not the one out there violating people's rights. The ones accusing Rand are the terrorist and tyrants. Harry Reid and his gang of despots are the one pushing for the police state to terrorize the people. Rand is not.
It is very obvious they want to start a fight with the American people. Marginalizing people based on political views and opinion will not work anymore. Why? Because what we been standing for liberty almost 234 years is ingrained in our DNA. For the government and political leaders to start saying opposing them is an act of a criminal or a terrorist will not go far. This demonizing of what is normal and good will not survive the light of day.For Senator Harry Reid to call Rand Paul such a word show their back are up against the wall and is very close to a serious blow. To call a person a terrorist whom was elected by the people of Kentucky show they have nothing of merit to challenge Rand Paul with and all they can do is call them a terrorist. That tells me they are losing and we are winning the fight for liberty.

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Comment by Maria De Wind on May 28, 2011 at 3:21am: Sen. Rand Paul responds to accusation of supporting terrorists

Eric W. Dolan
Raw Story
May 26, 2011

Republican Senator Rand Paul (KY) said in a speech on the Senate floor Wednesday that questioning the constitutionality of the PATRIOT Act was not equivalent to supporting terrorists.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy (D-VT) and Paul introduced an amendment to the PATRIOT Act on Monday that attempts to safeguard American’s civil liberties by increasing oversight of government surveillance powers.

“He’s fighting for an amendment to protect the right – not of average citizens, but of terrorists – to cover up their gun” purchases, Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) said on the Senate floor, according to the Los Angeles Times. “If he thinks that it’s going to be a badge of courage on his side to have held this up for a few hours, he’s made a mistake.”

Last week, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid and House Speaker John Boehner agreed to call for a vote to extend three controversial provisions of the PATRIOT Act before May 27, when they are set to expire, without any changes to the legislation.

“Do we want a land, a government without so much restraint that at any time they can come into your house?” Paul responded. “We were very worried about that. That’s why our country was founded on principles such as the Fourth Amendment.”