Pollie Senator Rand Paul tweets Festivus rant of grievances taking aim at bipartisanship, the US Federal Reserve and Cory Booker Senator Rand Paul has given his Festivus list of grievances. ONE US politician, and obvious Seinfeld fan, has taken to Twitter to air his grievances for Festivus. Republican Rand Paul clearly had a lot of grievances to air for Festivus, the faux "celebration" originally coined by the character Frank Costanza (Jerry Stiller) on Seinfeld. The secular holiday involves sitting around an unadorned aluminium pole telling those at the table what annoys you about them. At the end, the head of the table challenges a guest to "feats of strength," which means the celebration can't end until the guest has pinned the host to the ground. For Senator Rand Paul, the Festivus list was long. First up was bipartisanship. Not respecting the US Bill of Rights Senator Paul is actually a fan of senators talking more. Street cleaning in Washington DC is also giving Senator Paul mild frustration. Unsurprisingly, Senator Paul, a long-time critic of the US Federal Reserve, also had the central bank in his sights. Senator Paul also gets upset when he can't get enough stew. He has also seen too many men in ties for his liking. However he is a fan of turtleneck jumpers. He is also upset that Democrat New Jersey Senator Cory Booker doesn't retweet him enough. To which Senator Booker responded, proposing "feats of strength" on the Senate floor. No response from Senator Paul on his senate colleague's challenge but he did say to expect more grievances and that his Festivus list was far from done.