Rand Paul celebrates Festivus with his traditional 'airing of grievances'

It's a Festivus miracle!


Each year, doctor, Senator, and presidential candidate Rand Paul sets up an unadorned aluminum pole and begins the traditional Fesitvus celebration. Normally, the airing of grievances would take place in the evening, while the family is gathered around the dinner table. However, Senator Paul has a lot of people with whom he's "got a lot of problems," so he likes to start the process in the morning. This year, he's decided to address his GOP opponents...

Ok, so it's not "Seinfeld funny" but, for a politician, it's pretty good. I especially enjoyed the Rubio zinger. If you'd like to follow more of Rand Paul's grievances, they'll be appearing on his Twitter feed throughout the day. And...if you're wondering what the heck all of this is about, watch the video below. So far, there's been no word on who will be pinning Paul to the floor, thus ending the Festivus celebration.

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