Rand Paul's Quote - You cant have it both ways. You cant tell me that youre taxed enou

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You cant have it both ways. You cant tell me that youre taxed enou

You cant have it both ways. You cant tell me that youre taxed enough already, and that you want constitutional government and then in the next breath say, Bring me home some bacon. The pig has been picked clean. – Rand Paul

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