Rand Paul's College Society Mocked Christianity
Republican Senate candidate Rand Paul appears with his father, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul, during a campaign event on Oct. 2, 2010.
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The Kentucky Republican came under fire over the summer when GQ published an account of his involvement in the brotherhood, which allegedly involved "kidnapping" a classmate and forcing her to worship the god "Aqua Buddha."
But the brotherhood appears to have had an anti-Christian bent as well: NoZe was banned from Baylor two years before Paul's arrival due to "sacrilege," Politico reports. At the time, the university president told a student newspaper that the group "had 'made fun of not only the Baptist religion, but Christianity and Christ.'"
William John Green, a NoZe brother of Paul, told Politico he couldn't remember to what extent the Kentucky Republican contributed to the Christian-mocking efforts. He said of Paul: "Randy smoked pot, he made fun of Baptists," and "none of us ever heard him pontificating about religion."
"Fundamentalists didn't join our group," Green added.
Green said that the NoZe Brotherhood's newsletter - entitled "The Rope" - had a "strong subversive anti-Christian strain."
Indeed, Politico points to several instances of Christian-themed mockery within the publication, in the form of articles such as "Fishy Bibles," "I was a teenage savior," and "Rapture!!! Still Here?"
A spokesperson for Paul discounted the allegations as "thirty-year-old college articles that aren't even attributed to Rand," according to Politico.
"[Democrats] must know how badly Jack Conway's liberal agenda of Obamacare, Government bailouts and tax hikes are playing in Kentucky and are getting truly desperate," the spokesman, Jesse Benton, said.
Polls suggest that Paul, a practicing Christian and the son of Texas Rep. Rand Paul, currently holds a slight edge in the race against Democrat Jack Conway.
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Conway must really be down if you are stooping this low. Pathetic.
Funny that conway can't run on what he's going to do, and what he's done. He has to try and dig up mud from 30 years ago. Wonder what could be dug up on conway 30 years ago
How "secret" can a society be that is publishing articles? And really, how stupid can a smear job get, the Democratic Party supported slavery, committed terrorist acts during Reconstruction, and opposed the Civil Rights Act. Current Democratics in office are and have been pro-segregation. Does that sound like valid criticism? Name me one president in the last 30 years that didn't belong to a "secret" society.
You've completely run out of scandals. Absolutely pathetic biased ignorant and dishonest politics CBS if you have any honor you'll fire this hack liar.