Internet troll (and potential 2016 presidential candidate) Rand Paul celebrated Valentine's Day with a Hillary Clinton Pinterest profile he tweeted out Saturday. 
 
 If Hillary Clinton set up a Pinterest for Valentine's Day, we can only imagine it might look like this>>>https://t.co/nNfAynLJxE — Senator Rand Paul (@SenRandPaul) February 14, 2015 
 
 The profile has the hallmarks of a traditional Pinterest page with an "inspirational quotes" board... 
 
 ...and one for home decor ideas. 
 
 Then there's some more pointed jabs, like a board of photos of Democrats who lost in November... 
 
 a pin about her Russian reset button... 
 
 ... and another about her comment that she and Bill were "dead broke" when they left the White House and the money she makes from speaking gigs. 
 
 Trolling other 2016 hopefuls has become a past time for Paul. He's tweeted burns directed at Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush; he's not above using memes. But Paul isn't the only one using Internet culture and parody accounts to reach voters. Last month, the Democratic National Committee created a parody a Jeb Bush Instagram account to make fun of Bush's digital strategy. 
 
 Brace yourselves; 2016 looks to be the most meme-filled election in American history. 

 Sen. Rand Paul (R., Ky) is choosing Valentine’s Day to take a jab at Hillary Clinton. 
 
 On Saturday morning, the senator’s Facebook page posted a message saying that “if Hillary Clinton set up a Pinterest page, we can only imagine it might look like this.” It included links to a mock profile on the photo-sharing site set up under Mrs. Clinton’s name. 
 
 The profile includes several references to moments that Mrs. Clinton likely would not highlight in a presidential campaign. One section called “shoulda, woulda, coulda” showcases images from her unsuccessful 2008 White House bid. 
 
 The profile also takes a jab at suspended NBC News anchor Brian Williams, with a picture of him interviewing Mrs. Clinton. The accompanying text reads: “You tell me your war story, I’ll tell you mine.” 
 
 Mrs. Clinton in 2008 had acknowledged making a mistake when she said she had come under hostile fire while in Bosnia. Mr. Williams is currently suspended for telling a false war story related to his time in Iraq. 
 
 This is not the first time the senator has used social media to take a jab at Mrs. Clinton or other likely White House candidates. In January, Mr. Paul’s political action committee, Rand PAC, posted an audio link of a fake phone call between Jeb Bush and Mrs. Clinton, in which actors portraying them argued over who’s “turn” it was to move into the White House. Mr. Paul’s PAC is also asking his followers to sign a petition to “say no” to Mrs. Clinton running for president. 
 
 Pinterest, a platform often used to share recipes and fitness tips, was used in the 2012 presidential campaign by Ann Romney to connect with women. Mrs. Romney’s pins were mostly recipes, patriotic photos and books. 
 
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 Kentucky Senator and cool guy Rand Paul gave Hillary Clinton her dream Valentine's Day gift: Her very own Pinterest board! It's the perfect gift because ladies love Pinterest, right? 
 
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 He tweeted out the link earlier today. 
 
 What does Paul think Clinton would put on her Pinterest board? 
 
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 There are pictures of her and Bill, of course. These are, ostensibly, to indicate that Clinton feels entitled to the White House, which is cool, because it's not like Rand Paul is the son of long-time powerful politician or anything. 
 
 There's also this really "in touch" pin of a dancing, Bill Clinton doll with the caption "Lookin at the Bae all day <3." Good #brand. 
 
 Under "Friends First," Paul included this photo with the caption, "Embracing new cultures with Barack!" 
 
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 Ha! Scary. 
 
 There's also a whole section dedicated to Clinton's taste in furniture. Apparently Clinton is a huge fan of Overstock.com. 
 
 There are also some really cool Valentine's Day cards you can share with your friends. 
 
 (But seriously, if you have friends who are still really concerned about Benghazi, please go make new friends.) 
 
 The Washington Post points out that this isn't Paul's first (sad?) attempt at trolling. His earlier trolls, aimed at Florida Republicans Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush, weren't, however, nearly as elaborate. 
 
 Rand Paul: Senator, Presidential candidate, king of of sick burns. 
 
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 In honor of Valentine’s Day, Sen. Rand Paul is having some pointed fun at Hillary Clinton’s expense. 
 
 The Kentucky senator tweeted out a link Saturday to a parody Pinterest page that uses some tired anti-Hillary tropes to lampoon the potential Democratic presidential nominee. 
 
 “Hillary Clinton’s new Valentine’s Day Pinterest board is worth a look,” wrote Paul. “Check it out and please RT!” 
 
 The Pinterest page, which uses the same profile image as Clinton’s genuine Twitter account, includes pictures on themes that figure to be prominent Republican attack lines should Clinton pursue the 2016 Democratic nomination for president: among them Clinton’s ties to President Obama; anxiety over the prospect of Bill Clinton’s return to the White House; and of course, Benghazi. 
 
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 The stunt may seem light-hearted, but it has a serious intent: to bolster Paul’s brand as a tech-savvy Republican who can appeal to young voters; to keep him in the spotlight as other potential GOP candidates like Jeb Bush and Scott Walker threaten to eclipse him; and to court conservatives by going after a perennial favorite target of the right. 
 
 It isn’t the first time Paul has taken to social media to mock the former first lady. After last November’s midterms, he sent out a series of tweets that used the hashtag #HillarysLosers and showed pictures of Clinton appearing with Democratic Senate candidates who’d just been defeated. 
 
 A spokesman for Paul didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment on the Pinterest page.
– Aw, what's Valentine's Day without one possible 2016 presidential candidate trolling another? That was apparently Rand Paul's line of thinking yesterday when he set up a fake Pinterest account to deride Hillary Clinton and pull out the Internet slang, the Washington Post reports. "If Hillary Clinton set up a Pinterest for Valentine's Day, we can only imagine it might look like this," he tweeted. The account features: A "White House Remodel" board with images of furniture and a heart-shaped swimming pool—apparently mocking Clinton's passion for Overstock.com, reports Jezebel. It reads, "Can't wait to get in there and remodel!" A "Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda" board with photos of Hillary or Bill alongside Democrats who lost in November, including senatorial candidates Alison Grimes of Kentucky and Michelle Nunn of Georgia. The board reads, "#bffes who almost got there. Pined for reflection." A photo of Clinton with in-the-doghouse NBC News anchor Brian Williams and the words, "You tell me your war story, I’ll tell you mine." (Brian Williams has fessed up to a wartime fib, and Clinton admitted in 2008 that she hadn't really come under enemy fire in Bosnia, the Wall Street Journal notes.) A pic of Clinton gving a speech with the words, "Hour speech, $200,000 price tag" (clearly ridiculing her claim that she and Bill were "dead broke"). A pin of a Bill Clinton doll dancing to the words, "Lookin at the Bae all day <3." This isn't Paul's first online jab at Clinton, either: He made fun of losing Democratic Senate candidates after the November midterms with a series of tweets using the hashtag #HillarysLosers, MSNBC reports. The Journal recalls that he also posted fake audio of a phone call between actors pretending to be Clinton and Jeb Bush disagreeing over whose "turn" it was to claim the Oval Office.