In response, Marx sarcastically wrote on Twitter (in response to a Rand Paul supporter who came for him), “Yeah… I’m the only person on Twitter who’s ever referenced Rand Paul’s neighbor. Well, Paul’s statement (as revealed by Washington Post) singled out Marx’s tweet: “Richard Marx called for violence against me and now we receive this powder filled letter.” And then there’s Fox News’ report that the suspicious package contained a threat (“I’ll finish what your neighbor started, you m*therf*cker”) while referencing (in an illustration) the aforementioned 2017 attack. 'FBI Louisville is working with the Warren County Sheriff's Office and the Capitol Police by providing forensic and technical support,' an FBI spokesman told the media. I take these threats immensely seriously. Rand Paul has denounced threats to him and his family after a suspicious package containing white powder was delivered to his home on Monday. That tweet isn’t in great taste, obviously. Politico reported that the suspicious package contained white powder, while Axios cited a representative of the senator to be saying that the large envelope also had an image containing a death threat. Authored by Janita Kan via The Epoch Times, Sen. A suspicious package containing white powder and, reportedly, a death threat arrived. I’ll say it again: If I ever meet Rand Paul’s neighbor I’m going to hug him and buy him as many drinks as he can consume. Rand Paul blamed pop star Richard Marx for a threatening package. This may or may not have anything to do with the suspicious package, and this is all a muddled mess, during which Marx tweeted, “If I ever meet Rand Paul’s neighbor I’m going to hug him and buy him as many drinks as he can consume.” That’s a stance that other medical professionals are warning is both wrong and dangerous. It must also be mentioned that Rand Paul has put himself forth as a polarizing figure during this pandemic, and this week, the physician-senator declared that he won’t be taking the COVID vaccine because he caught the virus. The accusation, of course, has to do with Twitter, as do many feuds these days. Four years later, Paul is calling out Richard Marx (the 1980s crooner with hits including “Right Here Waiting” and “Don’t Mean Nothing”) after a package containing white powder arrived at his Bowling Green residence. That’s quite a sentence, and certainly, no one should condone violence and Paul has already been the victim of violence outside his home, way back in 2017 when a neighbor attacked him and broke six of the senator’s ribs in what appeared to be some sort of curb-appeal dispute. This threat to Rand Paul is unacceptable. Paul has been a target for the radical left for months due to his ongoing support for Trump. Rand Paul is pointing the finger at a 1980s pop star, who he believes inspired someone to send a mysterious package to his Kentucky home. Authorities are investigating after a suspicious package containing white powder was sent to the home of Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul.
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