Rand Paul sounding like his father by dismissing seriousness of Iranian threat

Senator Rand Paul, the son of the awful Ron Paul, is now sadly giving signs he's not better than his father:

Paul said, “The interesting thing about the War Powers Act is it’s misreported all the time. It’s misreported it as a reporting, requirement that after 60 days, the president needs to report. Well, people don’t read the whole War Powers Act. War Powers Act only says there’s three instances when a president can go to war, a declaration by Congress, use of authorization of force by Congress or an imminent threat.”

He added, “So really, the debate now should be is a 47-year-old conflict and imminent threat. Were there changes in their nuclear program that made this an imminent threat? And I don’t think the evidence is there that there was an imminent threat that would allow the president to go to war on his own.”

This is a disgrace and shame he's joined the army of underminers, because there was once a time when he'd made at least a few perceptive arguments, and now he's kowtowing to just what the Islamofascists running Iran would want to hear, along with anybody else who didn't give a damn about the threat of nuclear weapons in the Islamic world. I'd like to think the Kentucky populace who voted him into office would be willing now to vote him out, but I've got a bad feeling they don't care much either how naive and appeasing Paul's being. Which would explain how terrible situations like these come about, tragically enough.