Sen. Rand Paul Slams Governors for Statewide COVID Lockdowns: ‘Completely Arbitrary’
Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is calling new statewide coronavirus lockdowns “completely arbitrary.” Paul was asked during a Fox Business interview on Thursday morning about New York City closing schools down again and…

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) is calling new statewide coronavirus lockdowns “completely arbitrary.”
Paul was asked during a Fox Business interview on Thursday morning about New York City closing schools down again and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s (D) new three-week ban on indoor dining services and in-person high school and college classes.
This week, the Michigan Restaurant & Lodging Association sued Whitmer ahead of the new three-week shutdown that started on Wednesday. The lawsuit read, “It is legal to get a tattoo or haircut but not eat a meal indoors at a restaurant.”
“Let’s hope, in this case, the courts will intervene,” Paul said. “I’ve been calling my governor for months, DWP, drunk with power, because he’s taken this power without any consent from the legislature.”
He then called the lockdowns “arbitrary.”
“They’re completely arbitrary. They’re not based on any kind of science. There is really very little objective science to prove that any of this works.”



