Senator Rand Paul Speaks of ‘Living Hell’ After Vicious Attack by Leftist Neighbor
January 8, 2018| by Donn Marten
2017 will go down in history as the year that political violence became acceptable to the left as well as to Democrats who refused to disavow it.
It was the year of black-clad ANTIFA thugs beating up Trump supporters, the year that a deranged and angry Bernie Sanders supporter named James T. Hodgkinson tired to massacre the entire Republican congressional baseball team and the year that a sitting senator was viciously attacked from behind by a neighbor while mowing the lawn.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul was the victim of Rene Boucher who tackled him, causing the lawmaker a number of painful injuries and he was fortunate that he wasn’t killed.
This is not your father’s left, these people are dangerous ticking time bombs who could to off at any time and Paul had two close calls – he was also at that baseball practice where GOP Rep. Steve Scalise nearly lost his life in a hail of bullets last summer.
For the first time, Senator Paul has spoken as to the extent of his injuries which he called a “living hell” when he did an interview on CBS.
Via the Washington Examiner “Rand Paul: I was in ‘a living hell’ after neighbor attacked me”:
Sen. Rand Paul said the injuries he suffered from an attack by his neighbor while doing yard work in Kentucky left him in “a living hell.”
“A little bit better each day. It was sort of I guess a living hell for the first four or five weeks,” Paul said on CBS’ “Face The Nation” Sunday when asked how he’s doing.
“Couldn’t get out of bed without assistance, six broken ribs, damage to my lungs, two bouts of pneumonia. It was really a tough go of it. But each day I feel a little bit better. This last month I’ve been doing better.”
Paul was hospitalized after being attacked in early November by a neighbor who he had lived near for decades. Reports indicate the neighbor was angry at Paul and appeared to have liberal political views.
Paul said it was the capper to a rough year for him. The Kentucky senator was also on the baseball field when Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., was shot by an attempted assassin who opened fire on Republican lawmakers practicing for the annual congressional baseball game.
“I was also at the baseball field when we were shot at with semi-automatic fire, and Steve Scalise was severely wounded, and I was ten feet from a young staffer who was shot in the leg,” Paul said.
The media tried hard to spin the cowardly mugging of Paul as one over a landscaping issue however many of his neighbors disputed that claim.
The level of political hate is off the charts for the left and while Senator Paul was a very, very lucky man to have not been killed in either of the attacks, it is only going to be a matter of time until someone is simply because the left will not tone down their hateful rhetoric that preys on the weak minds of losers who will act out.
