It’s a catchy line: “The same guy gets standing ovations at CPAC and Berkeley.” Drudge, The San Francisco Chronicle, and many other people are impressed by the reception Rand Paul got last night at The Berkeley Forum, a lecture series held at the University of California, Berkeley. Attacking the US intelligence community’s domestic spying, Senator Paul received an enthusiastic response. Carla Marinucci, the Chronicle’s political reporter, writes: Cheered by a youthful audience in one of the country's most liberal enclaves, Sen. Rand Paul - one of the Republican Party's leading contenders for the White House in 2016 - delivered a scathing rebuke to the U.S. intelligence community Wednesday, calling it "drunk with power." "I don't know about you, but I'm worried," the Kentucky senator told 400 people who filled a hall at UC Berkeley's International House. "If the CIA is spying on...(Read Full Post)