he still voted to keep it secret if you try to delay stuff...are you in favor of that...so much for transparency...or was that just a slogan to run on and then discard once elected...

This is a one sided biased article since you never explain why he voted no.

It's easy to the the writer's bias in this report ... just read the headline. "Rand Paul votes in favor of pointing lasers at airplanes ..." as if Paul were encouraging citizens to do this. I fact, he voted against yet another federal government intrusion into law already covered by the states. So obvious

Kudos to Rand Paul. The U.S. Senate just went from having zero members with principles to having one.

Rand was right on the laser pointer bill. Did the guy who wrote this hit piece even bother to think this through? How are they going to enforce this? Make an arrest? Who are they going to pres federal charges against? Kids with laser pointers? How much is it going to cost to implement? How much manpower spent at the DoJ implementing an investigation/patrol & prosecution policy? Rand Paul was the only senator with a shred of sense to vote no on a really stupid piece of legislation.

This is either a very obscenely careless, poorly-researched conclusion based on neglectful lack of attention to the statements Paul has made about the Constitutional underpinnings of his votes OR a purposefully malicious smear, grossly spinning the facts until they are deceitful misrepresentations. Either, this report is utterly garbage and representative of the propoganda we're force-fed by the self-serving far left and far right every day.

Actually he said that legislation on laser pointers should fall to the states.