
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul criticized President Donald Trump's upcoming military parade, becoming the first Senate Republican to cast doubt on the event, which is set to be met with protests across the country.
The parade is set to honor the Army's 250th anniversary, which also falls on the day the president turns 79. Tanks, artillery launchers and about 7,000 soldiers, as well as hundreds of thousands of attendees are expected to show up in Washington, D.C.'s Constitution Avenue while the president watches from a viewing stand south of the White House.