Rand Paul throws a tantrum after Democrats pass key legislation

| 6:00 pm EST December 17, 2022
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Rand Paul. There’s a name that’s guaranteed to bring on the eye-rolling. Paul, one of the worst Senators to ever “serve,” went on a bit of a diatribe recently. This all has to do with the agreement on a major spending bill. Paul appeared furious that Republicans — some — had agreed to work with Democrats.

The agreement was to fund the Government. This is yet another Democratic victory. And Paul seems furious about it. Speaking with Larry Kudlow on Fox Business, Paul appeared to lose it. “Not one of them up here gives a darn about the debt,” Pail exclaimed. The “them” he was referring to are the Democrats.

But then Paul went further. And he made a comment so ludicrous that I had to chuckle a bit. Paul, apparently being serious, whined that Democrats had “emasculated” Republicans. Emasculated. And you know something? Paul is correct.

Not that WE emasculated republicans. But Pail unknowingly picked the perfect word to describe what, in fact, Donald Trump has done to them. Thank you, Mr. Paul. I had been searching for the perfect word, the perfect description that could effectively sum up the republican party, and now, thanks to Rand Paul, I think I’ve found it.

Emasculated. Emasculated means “a man deprived of his male role or identity.” Perfect — absolutely perfect. The Republicans have been reduced to a bunch of simpering children. Nobody looks at them as strong leaders anymore, which the midterms certainly proved.

They have been emasculated. By Trump and by their own lack of courage. The definition continues: “merely a shadow of their former selves.” Sound about right? The GOP certainly was not emasculated by US. We want them to show leadership. We want them to speak out against injustice and against Donald Trump.

But because they’re emasculated, I guess they can’t. So, Mr. Paul, I say this to you: don’t worry about the Democrats “emasculating” you. Your party’s problems are way too serious for that. Look toward your own to see who did the emasculating. Look toward Donald trump. And look at the mirror right in front of you.