Poor Rand Paul.

Okay, so he does work at a distinct disadvantage that no one in the Paul family has any social skills to write home about, but he’s still wondering “what do women want?”

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) has an interesting take on Herman Cain’s growing scandal: honestly, he says, these days it seems like women can’t take a joke.

“There are people now who hesitate to tell a joke to a woman in the workplace, any kind of joke, because it could be interpreted incorrectly,” he told the National Review. “I don’t. I’m very cautious.”

Yeah, Rand, it’s all our fault.  We can’t take a joke.

Bless his pathetic little heart, I guess every time he makes a joke at home, his wife has to make a beeline for the bed.

Perhaps remembering the Aqua Buddha story, Rand Paul now says —

“I don’t think you should print stuff like that. To libel someone’s character and not put your name on it, I think is inappropriate and shouldn’t be printed.”

Oh yeah, like the press did with Monica Lewinsky and Rielle Hunter.

I get it.

Thanks to Deb for the heads-up.