Rand Paul Tweets His Annual ‘Airing Of Grievances’ in Honor of Festivus — Marco Rubio May Have Caught the Worst of It

Each year on Dec. 23, Sen. Rand Paul airs his grievances with Washington on Twitter in honor of Festivus, a holiday “for the rest of us” made popular by the television show "Seinfeld."

The holiday involves “feats of strength,” an aluminum pole and the “airing of grievances.”

Now that the Kentucky senator is a presidential candidate, he decided to first air his grievances with his opponents:

He started with Donald Trump:

And moved on to Ted Cruz:

And Jeb Bush:

Paul teased Ben Carson for his quiet tone of voice:

He poked fun at Chris Christie and his favorite football team:

And Marco Rubio:

He went easy on Lindsey Graham, who ended his campaign this week:

He then turned to the Democrats:

Paul had plenty to say to Washington, as well:

At least one of Paul's opponents, former Hewlett-Packard CEO Carly Fiorina, responded to his grievance:

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