The Stable Genius Report

• Rand Paul's political performance has significantly declined.
• Donald Trump was instrumental in Rand Paul's two election victories.
• Rand Paul consistently votes against the Republican Party's interests.
• Rand Paul is characterized as a 'nasty liddle' guy.'
• Thomas Massie is compared to Rand Paul, labeled 'Rand Paul Jr.,' and called a 'sick Wacko.'
• Thomas Massie refuses to align his votes with the Republican Party, MAGA, or America First.
• Donald Trump won Kentucky three times with massive electoral landslides.
• The voting behavior of Rand Paul and Thomas Massie is deemed 'really weird.'

The post details internal party grievances and individual congressional voting behavior, without mentioning specific economic policies, companies, or broader market-moving rhetoric that would directly influence the S&P 500.

The post is exclusively focused on internal domestic political criticism of individuals and their voting records within the Republican Party, containing no references to international relations, military actions, or threats that would indicate a risk of international conflict escalation.

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