Rand Paul likes Wikipedia so much that he often uses it to help him write some of his most brilliant speeches. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/10/31/u...agiarizing-his-lines-from-wikipedia.html?_r=0 Taken in context with all the criticism aimed at Joe Biden for plagiary, is it fair to judge Rand Paul by the same standard?
It's great that the New York Times picks up on the really important stories. So many other sources are wasting time on stories that involve the President lying and Ambassadors being killed overseas.
Wikipedia content is written by anonymous users and is public domain - who cares? That'd be like claiming 'plagiarism' if some copied one of your forum posts
rand paul's a clown like his father but they do provide a lot of entertainment Gattaca - From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Political references American senator Rand Paul (R-KY) used near-verbatim portions of the plot summary from the Wikipedia entry on Gattaca in a speech at Liberty University on October 28, 2013 supporting Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli's campaign for Governor of Virginia. Sen. Paul accused pro-choice politicians of advocating eugenics in a manner similar to the events in Gattaca. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gattaca
Has the NY Slime reported on the fact that only six government nipple suckers signed up for ObamaCare on day one? No? Let me know when they do.
Meanwhile... Why Biden's plagiarism shouldn't be forgotten. Rachel Maddow mocked Rand Paul for plagiarism, but she’s been accused of it too
Great news. This confirms the threat level the leftist losers feel from Rand. Alternate. Rand, Ted, Rand, Ted.
How many women and children died because of Rand's movie description? http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/a...b54-47b3-b3fe-a72c9169e487/asa330132013en.pdf
