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Sen. Rand Paul has made people upset before. In 2017, Paul's neighbor Rene Boucher became so upset that he physically attacked him. According to NBC News,the skirmish caused Paul to suffer "five rib fractures, including three displaced fractures." The senator also "required medical attention for pneumonia" after the attack.

So what caused this vicious incident?The Washington Post called the incident a "long-standing landscaping dispute." Paul was awarded $580,000 in a civil suit in 2019. Paul is definitely not at fault for his neighbor's violence, but the senator does have a knack for getting into arguments.

In September 2020, Rand Paul got into a fight with Dr. Anthony Fauci during a hearing about opening schools during the pandemic.Paul attempted to argue the concept of virus "herd immunity" with Fauci, who is one of the world's leading infectious disease expertsandthe director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. After listening to Paul's opinion, the ordinarily calm Faucilost his patience.

The Daily Beast reported that Fauci snapped at the Kentucky Senator: "You are not listening to what the director of the CDC [Robert Redfield] said that in New York, it's about 22 percent [that have tested positive]. If you believe 22 percent is herd immunity, I believe you're alone in that." That was far from their first disagreement.

Paul's controversial opinions don't end there. After the 2020 vice presidential debate, Paul accused the "deep state" of planting a fly on Vice President MikePence's head.

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