Quote Of The Day - Sen. Rand Paul

"I’m not for profiling people on the color of their skin, or on their religion, but I would take into account where they’ve been traveling and perhaps, you might have to indirectly take into account whether or not they’ve been going to radical political speeches by religious leaders. It wouldn’t be that they are Islamic. But if someone is attending speeches from someone who is promoting the violent overthrow of our government, that’s really an offense that we should be going after — they should be deported or put in prison." - Supposedly libertarian Sen. Rand Paul, who presumably includes revolution-minded teabaggers among those who should be imprisoned.

Rep. Ron Paul: I Would Not Have Voted For The Civil Rights Act Of 1964

Ron Paul Makes It Official

Ron Paul On Legalizing Drugs

At last night's GOP debate, Ron Paul hit one of the few libertarian themes with which we can agree, much to the initial dismay but eventual support of the audience.

Ron Paul: Get Government Out Of Marriage

And yet he goes on to defend DOMA.

Atlas Bugged

Furious about them there liberal critics, the producer of this year's biggest cinematic flop, Atlas Shrugged, says the movie's two planned sequels probably will not happen.

"Critics, you won," said John Aglialoro, the businessman who spent 18 years and more than $20 million of his own money to make, distribute and market "Atlas Shrugged: Part 1," which covers the first third of Rand's dystopian novel. "I’m having deep second thoughts on why I should do Part 2." "Atlas Shrugged" was the top-grossing limited release in its opening weekend, generating $1.7 million on 299 screens and earning a respectable $5,640 per screen. But the the box office dropped off 47% in the film's second week in release even as "Atlas Shrugged" expanded to 425 screens, and the movie seemed to hold little appeal for audiences beyond the core group of Rand fans to whom it was marketed.

Aglialoro says the cruelest review of all came from the New York Times, who never mentioned the film.

NEW MEXICO: Former Gov. Gary Johnson Announces Bid For GOP Nomination

Former two-term New Mexico governor and libertarian whackadoodle Gary Johnson has announced his bid for the 2012 GOP presidential nomination. Johnson endorsed Ron Paul in 2008 and placed third in this year's CPAC straw poll.

Atlas Is Shrugging

Dick Armey's FreedomWorks ties in yesterday's movie opening with an attack on the president.

Ron Paul Forgets He Hates Gay Marriage

Speaking before Iowa's anti-gay group Family Leader, Rep. Ron Paul said that "states have have a right" to establish same-sex marriage. That prompted a Paul aide to rush forward to remind the libertarian whackadoodle that he actually supported the ouster of Iowa's Supreme Court justices. Last week he also condemned Obama's decision on DOMA.

Facebook Owners

This list is mostly notable to us for the presence of whackadoodle billionaire Peter Thiel, the GOProud money man who hosted Ann Coulter in his NYC home for their Homocon 2010 fundraiser. Thiel wants to create floating oceanic city-states which are exempt to annoying trifles like taxes and international banking rules. A libertarian's paradise! At sea! Forever!

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Fox News' Napolitano Backs Obama

Fox News commentator Andrew Napolitano says the president is "doing the taxpayers a favor" because DOMA is doomed on constitutional grounds anyway.

KENTUCKY: Rand Paul's Head-Stomper Wants An Apology From The VICTIM

Olbermann Talks To Stomping Victim

Rand Paul Dimisses Stomping Incident As "A Bit Of A Crowd Control Problem"

Rand Paul Vs. Jack Conway

Rand Paul's First 2010 Senate Ad

The crazy acorn doesn't fall far from the Wingnut Tree.

This Rand Is Your Rand

Rachel Maddow continues her takedown of Rand Paul.

Rand Paul Backtracks On Civil Rights

After 24 hours of nonstop ridicule and outrage from all quarters, Kentucky GOP Senate candidate Rand Paul is trying to spin his way out of his Civil Rights Act mess.

Rand Paul: Businesses Should Have The Right To Discriminate

The apple doesn't fall far from the nutty libertarian tree. Rand Paul think that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 should be amended to allow businesses the right to deny service to anybody they please. Rachel Maddow takes him down in classic fashion.

The Libertarians' Nightmare

The Competitive Enterprise Institute, a libertarian "think tank" has created this clip in protest of the horrible government regulation of everything in our lives. Things like traffic! And product safety! And consumer protection! Nightmare!