Paul: Most agree 30-day sentence not enough for attacker

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — U.S. Sen. Rand Paul says most people would think the attack he suffered from a former neighbor should be punished by more than 30 days in prison.
The Kentucky Republican went on WLAP radio Tuesday to comment on a federal appeals court’s decision vacating the sentence given to his attacker, Rene Boucher.
The court on Monday found “no compelling justification” for a sentence so far below guidelines as 30 days.
Boucher tackled Paul in anger over a lawn