I'd say the worst is Chuck Schumer, but Lieberman and Graham are hardline statists also. It's odd how they're all in the Senate, but the House doesn't pander to special interests as much and there are more members in the latter making U.S. Representatives more obscure.
I'd have to say Dr. Rand Paul is probably one of the worst ten Senators for being so different from his father even though his voting record isn't one of the ten worst. Anyway, I've become more skeptical of Rand Paul as time went on. It's now apparent to me that he wasn't just trying to get elected when he was talking about using heavy U.S. gov force to keep terrorists from terrorizing Kentucky. However, I can now officially conclude that he's not an anarcho-confederalist like his father[1], because he has no affiliation with anarcho-capitalists and Lew Rockwell. One thing I found interesting is that he's 3x as pro-choice as father is this year... Securitarian/super pro-business[2] Republicans are generally more pro-choice than traditionally conservative anarcho-confederalists.
Even though I don't agree with Rep. Kucinich and Sen. Sanders on policy even 60% of the time, they're my favorites after Dr. Paul... I think the former two are good people because they clearly aren't puppets, just as Dr. Paul is a good person because he is clearly not a puppet either. However, pretty much everyone else in Congress is a puppet of the New World Order/U.N., the MIC, the F(arming)IC, the B(anking)IC, Big Pharma, the Drug Cartel, AIPAC, and/or the CIA.
1. Dr. Ron Paul is an anarchist. His goal is to gradually get rid of the U.S. Federal Constitution and replace it with self-rule... he is on video as saying so. Also, he realizes that all (not just the income tax) taxation is theft and has said that it should be voluntary... which indicates that collectivism should be voluntary, that anarchy should supercede gov, and that he does not believe in the state for future generations.
2. People who are truly pro-market are neither pro-business nor anti-business. Dr. Rand Paul seems more aristocratic and pro-wealthy/pro-business like Milton Friedman was... in other words, Dr. Rand Paul is more of a right-wing neoliberal than a Austro-libertarian.
I'd have to say Dr. Rand Paul is probably one of the worst ten Senators for being so different from his father even though his voting record isn't one of the ten worst. Anyway, I've become more skeptical of Rand Paul as time went on. It's now apparent to me that he wasn't just trying to get elected when he was talking about using heavy U.S. gov force to keep terrorists from terrorizing Kentucky. However, I can now officially conclude that he's not an anarcho-confederalist like his father[1], because he has no affiliation with anarcho-capitalists and Lew Rockwell. One thing I found interesting is that he's 3x as pro-choice as father is this year... Securitarian/super pro-business[2] Republicans are generally more pro-choice than traditionally conservative anarcho-confederalists.
Even though I don't agree with Rep. Kucinich and Sen. Sanders on policy even 60% of the time, they're my favorites after Dr. Paul... I think the former two are good people because they clearly aren't puppets, just as Dr. Paul is a good person because he is clearly not a puppet either. However, pretty much everyone else in Congress is a puppet of the New World Order/U.N., the MIC, the F(arming)IC, the B(anking)IC, Big Pharma, the Drug Cartel, AIPAC, and/or the CIA.
1. Dr. Ron Paul is an anarchist. His goal is to gradually get rid of the U.S. Federal Constitution and replace it with self-rule... he is on video as saying so. Also, he realizes that all (not just the income tax) taxation is theft and has said that it should be voluntary... which indicates that collectivism should be voluntary, that anarchy should supercede gov, and that he does not believe in the state for future generations.
2. People who are truly pro-market are neither pro-business nor anti-business. Dr. Rand Paul seems more aristocratic and pro-wealthy/pro-business like Milton Friedman was... in other words, Dr. Rand Paul is more of a right-wing neoliberal than a Austro-libertarian.
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