the right is akin to the tactics used by the Fascists in the 1930's.

LEXINGTON, Ky. — The central Kentucky man who was videotaped stepping on a woman outside a U.S. Senate debate has been charged with misdemeanor assault.

The 23-year-old MoveOn activist stomped on video by a Rand Paul volunteer on Monday has not -- as the stomper requested -- offered an apology to the man who stepped on her head.

A supporter of Rand Paul, curb-stomped a female activist from MoveOn.org last night. ---------------------------

Rand "Off the Wall" Paul is hopping mad that Jack Conway is running this ad, which includes footage of Paul saying "the real answer to Medicare would be a $2,000 deductible."

Rand Paul likes to talk about this organization and how its literature informs the crap he says about medicine. But, interestingly, the AAPS publishes some weird literature! Like in 2007, when they said AIDS isn't linked to HIV.

It's utterly bizarre to see all these GOP big wheels doing this (Palin, Rand Paul, Sharron Angle, Christine O'Donnell, etc.),...

Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul said Thursday that harsh criticism of BP by President Barack Obama's administration could contribute to the oil giant's demise and harm its ability to pay for cleanup of the massive Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Rand Paul opposes the Civil Rights Act. He opposes the Americans with Disabilities Act. He opposes Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations. This radical ideology has earned him a place of dishonor in our Hall of Shame.

Boy, Rand Paul is fitting in very nicely in the hypocritical Republican Party of Kentucky.

When ultraconservative Senator Jim DeMint thinks you're too extreme, it might be time to pause and ponder. The South Carolina legislator had endorsed Paul with bells and whistles, funneling massive bucks into the Kentuckian's campaign coffers.

By now you've heard that the Republican U.S. Senate candidate for Kentucky, Rand Paul, repeated his claim that a central piece of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was wrong, and that businesses should be free to discriminate against whomever they please.

I wrote the original to this a while back, but have updated it - partly because it's a fun little ditty, but partly because the underlying issue that I was dealing with at the time remains, and in fact has become even worse.

Yesterday I mentioned that the GOP was trying to use tax dollars to pay for a gimmicky website that would allow the Republican grassroots to vote on which "ideas" the party should embrace going forward.