To find a politician who is willing to stand up, be willing to speak up to the country regardless of the opposition, knowing full well it could be their political execution by a steamroller organization called the New World Order and their propagandist called fake news during an election year. We applaud US Senator KY Rand Paul for his valor under fire.

Our fellow Americans it’s time to stand up on behalf of you, your family, and Constitutional America!!

Why would anybody stand down when it comes to protecting their rights given to all of us by the Constitution?

If people do not like their mother and father telling them what to do, why would anyone want members of any branch of the US government, members of Congress, the New World Order, WHO, CDC, the UN, criminal politicians, even your neighbor telling you and your family how it’s gonna be, how you are gonna live, and how high you are gonna jump no matter where and when?

If somebody was hurting your family would you stand up to those who are responsible for hurting your family or would you rather be a coward?

It’s time to stand up regardless of the consequences. Do you disrespect yourself, your family, your kids, and America so much you would be a turncoat, sissy poo, slacker, and join in being one of those who commit treason against America? There is not enough alcohol, drugs, (prescription or no prescription) that will ever erase the guilt, shame, and disappointment of losing your soul because you did not stand up for God, family, and America. Capish?

How proud will you be knowing your kids at some point will tell you they are ashamed of you for not standing up for them and protecting them and America due to some “Karen” who made you turn your back on Liberty and freedom? Your kid’s Liberty and Freedom rests on your shoulders.

STAND UP, Capish?

Either choose liberty or choose tyranny. The choice is yours.

July 3rd 2020 Rand Paul Senator from Kentucky stood up instead of standing down during an election period. Kudos to Rand Paul. Read the article below.

Rand Paul’s exchange with Fauci was exactly what America needed

https://thehill.com/blogs/congress-blog/healthcare/505817-rand-pauls-exchange-with-fauci-was-exactly-what-america-needed

BY CLIFF MALONEY, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR — 07/03/20 06:30 PM

Between an economic recession and civil unrest in every corner of the country, perhaps it should come as no surprise to see heated exchanges between public officials on national television.

In a spirited parley on Wednesday with Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) delivered a much-needed condemnation of the political elite and the hubris Americans have grown so tired of hearing from Washington.

“It is a fatal conceit to believe any one person or group of people has the knowledge necessary to direct an economy or dictate public health behavior,” said Paul. “It’s important to realize that if society meekly submits to an expert, and that expert is wrong, a great deal of harm may occur.”

In the short time that has passed since, pundits and commentators have reacted in a multitude of ways. While many of the usual detractors pounced on what seemed like an opportunity to lambaste Paul, others proudly took to social media to defend him.

As refreshing as the senator’s input is, however, this sentiment is but an echo of what numerous scholars and thought leaders have been saying for decades: No one — not even the most brilliant “experts” in the world — holds the foresight or wisdom to make such far-reaching decisions over the daily lives of ordinary people.

In his Nobel Prize Lecture in December 1974, world-renowned economist Friedrich A. Hayek condemned the economic theories that had, for generations, dominated global commerce (namely, the Keynesian school). In an excoriation of what he called the “pretense of exact knowledge,” Hayek issued a timeless warning against the “scientistic” approach to economic policy, that is, the habit of applying the immovable axioms of the hard sciences to the spontaneous fluctuations of the market, which he argued “will hardly ever be fully known or measurable.”

And now, as the unholy alliance between scientism and economic policy marches toward reunification, the warnings from generations past are perhaps even more relevant today than they were then.

Even as COVID-19 deaths finally approach a long-desired decline, 20 states (including ruby red strongholds like Texas and Kansas) have implemented orders requiring residents to wear masks in public. Meanwhile, California’s Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom just issued yet another order requiring businesses in 19 counties to shut their doors. And after months of enforcing some of the country’s harshest stay-at-home orders, Michigan’s Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has once again ordered bars in lower Michigan to shut down (including those in the Detroit area).

Additionally, the city of Chicago just passed a public health order requiring travelers from a list of 15 states to quarantine upon arrival. Failure to do so is punishable by “fines of $100 to $500 per day.”

Of course it’s no secret just how out of touch the political class is from the headaches their policies inflict on the good, hardworking men and women of this country. But how much longer are we really prepared to tolerate their efforts to subdue our civil liberties and economic well-being? Will it really be (as they’ve promised us again and again) just a few more weeks when the virus is, according to their “expert” definition, “under control”?

The question Paul is ultimately trying to ask is this: Should solving society’s most pressing issues really be left to an unelected bureaucrat or entrusted to everyday people? One thing is for certain. We either believe in liberty in times of crisis, or we don’t believe in liberty at all.

That’s why I stand with Rand.

Cliff Maloney is the president of Young Americans for Liberty.