Rand Paul has been promising a mystery Hillary
Clinton scandal that he can’t deliver, so the Kentucky senator is
begging his supporters on the Internet to send him their dirt on
Clinton.
Rand Paul is soliciting information regarding the Clinton Foundation’s acceptance of contributions from foreign governments in his latest move to cast doubt on the former secretary of state’s candidacy.“Do you have additional information about the Clinton Foundation accepting foreign contributions?” a page on Paul’s campaign website reads. Users can then enter their first and last names, along with their ZIP code, email address and the information they have. The form shared by Paul on Sunday via Twitter did not appear to include a secure HTTPS protocol.
In his speeches, he has promised some mystery
scandal that will destroy Hillary Clinton’s campaign. When pressed for
details, Paul said nothing. The begging for dirt on Hillary Clinton on
his campaign website suggested that he is open to any crazy
unsubstantiated wingnut conspiracy theory.
It is impossible to take a presidential candidate
seriously who promises a big scandal but has to ask his supporters to
dig something up.
Sen. Paul is not hanging all of his hopes on a soon
to be released book by a former Bush speechwriting consultant and wingnut media hack that turns the Clinton Foundation into the
new Republican boogeyman that will sink her campaign.
Paul’s quest for dirt on Clinton is not only a sign
of the Democratic frontrunner’s strength, but also his own desperation.
For a brief time last year, it looked like Rand Paul could be a top-tier
Republican presidential candidate, but Paul has been quickly pushed to
the second tier behind Jeb Bush, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio. Paul is
competing with Sen. Ted Cruz and possibly Mike Huckabee to be the
candidate that joins the top of the Republican field.
Just
like Paul’s attempt to find dirt on Clinton, the Republican attempt to
turn the Clinton Foundation into the new Whitewater won’t work. The
Republican bag of tricks is quickly emptying, as candidates like Rand
Paul are flailing about while trying to stop Hillary Clinton.
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