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In all seriousness what would a Ron Paul presidency be like?
would he be any worse than Barack Obama or Mit Romney or Newt Gingrich? if so, how and why?
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His wife will eat us all
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Not that much considering that the CIA will take him out in his first month of presidency
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The op asked seriously, and this is the best you can come up with. Proof positive that the best you can do is a baseless ad-hominem attack, completely without merit. Keep posting your drivel. You do more to bring people to Ron Paul than you realize LOL
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This is exactly what is happening everywhere with Ron Paul. |
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the healing process would begin
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He owned a company which had many other employees which published racist newsletters. He didn't even have much to do with the company because he was busy doing other things. He should have been more involved though so that he could have prevented the racist material from being published, as he has admitted. |
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we would not have to be scared to have our sites taken offline because the FBI found some chatlog of you a decade ago wich may be seen as 'terrorism'.
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you seem race obsessed man what happened....... got bullied by racist in your youth or what? |
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In all honesty it would be gridlock. There are some things he could do with executive orders, but most everything else has to go through the house and senate and they simply won't play along. Just read his website. He wants to remove all taxes on fuel, income and capital gains. He says he wants a0% income tax rate on all Americans. While that is a great idea, it would never happen because it would require such deep cuts in spending that the house and senate would never be able to make them considering they are it he pocket of those they would then have to cut off.
He also wants to outright outlaw abortion. Never going to happen and if he tries he is just going to build up walls. Most of his presidency would be spent pounding his head against a house and senate that were unwilling to play along. While eventually he might convince the people that he is correct and we need to vote out all the senators and congressmen who are blocking him, more likely all that would happen is they would make him out to be a crazy person and work hard to make him a one term president and nothing would get done. It would be like the Obama VS Republican gridlock only times 20 because both the dems and repubs would not want to work with him. |
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Did you know that the IRS was created in the same year as the privately owned Federal Reserve? 1913? Why do you think that is? It's because your income taxes are used to pay for the INTEREST on the money LOANED to our government by the Federal Reserve. Before 1913 there were NO income taxes, and the government ran just fine. These are simple truths that most Americans do not understand, and that is why most think Ron Paul's ideas are "crazy." (if you want to get technical, yes there were temporary "war-time income taxes," but for the most part there was no income tax in the years before 1913) |
But seriously.. Have you ever seen the movie mad max? It would be a lot like that.
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It would be an amazing disaster.
That's why he should be voted in. If you crazy froth-spewing republicans can get him nominated, I'll vote for him. The republicans however will never go for it. They like guys like mitt and newt. |
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It is all good in theory, actually carrying it out is another thing all together. |
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There are already thousands of other taxes that the government makes money from, they don't need your hard earned money. |
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Here is the big question. Assume Paul wins and he starts to carry out his plan. People say they want change, hell they basically voted for the word Change in the last election. But deep down inside they don't really want change especially if things are good for them personally. When people start seeing all the changes that would happen and the services that would be cut from the government when it has to drastically cut back to meet its new lower income levels would they really want that? I'm sure some would and some wouldn't depending on what all they really ended up cutting. And, as I stated above, when it came time to make these cuts do you really think the house and senate could be able to agree on what to cut? |
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Some decent ideas here, but honestly do you really think he could pull this off? |
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Oh, and do I honestly think he could pull it off? Well he would need congress to work with him, obviously. But if he actually won the presidency that would mean that many Americans "woke up," so that would give me hope that congress would also "wake up" and work to get these things done. |
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I just think for him to be elected and then actually carry out any of his ideals here would have to be such a fundamental shift in ideology in this country that for it to happen is nearly impossible. Most people don't want to be told that they should take responsibility for themselves and think for themselves, they want it handled for them and Paul is just the opposite of that. He wants people to sacrifice in the short term for the ideal of longer term prosperity, liberty and self reliance and most people have no interest in that. |
One of peace and prosperity?
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Ron Paul Wave 2012 CAN'T BE STOPPED!
This will be real president, doing real stuff! |
What Paul could do would be entirely dependent on whether his candicacy generates coat-tails for down party candidates. If congress remains divided, he will be no more effective then obama.
even if he got the repubs in both chambers, he would still be limited by the fact repubs don't support some of his ideas, like ending the Fed & returning to gold. He will also be limited because he does not have the charisma necessary to get congress to pass his agenda. Like Obama, i question whether he will be the leader of his party. I think the budget would get balanced within his first term, assuming the economy is not knocked off its recovery by terrorism. Some of the dreams of killing the dept of education might actually come true. depends if dems use republican tactics in the senate to kill everything that happens there. most likely they will. Obamacare would likely not be enforced, assuming it cant be repealed. His isolationist foreign policy will be welcomed by our enemies, & hated by the europeans & countries that are freeloading off american foreign aid (cough, israel) I think many of the cold war troops, sitting in germany, korea for nothing, would wind down. I would hope the ridiculous military projects like missile defense, & building a new nuclear arsenal, will get killed. Depends on if Paul sticks to principle in the face of the defense lobby. as you can read i am projecting my hopes on him. i would agree with dems that his policies will likely make the income gap even worse. He remains in support of free trade, & deregulating banks, so another round of wall street gambling/bubbles is likely. i like him because my pet issue is a balanced budget. & he is radical enough to make the difficult decisions to fix the bleeding. I also like his isolationist foreign policy. But most likely his agenda will be limited by an uncooperative congress. Sadly its the congress that is the main problem with the government, not the executive. |
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who said he'd be assassinated? seriously?? the security they have now is pretty air tight these days... that isn't going to happen.. |
We'd get to found out if he really believes some of the.more off-the-wall stuff he's saying or if he's just playing to a certain crowd.
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and he's not against abortion Kane, he just want's the federal govt out of it and wants each state to decide on their own, same with drugs, etc...
i can't wait for this country to vote him in office, granted it's not going to be pretty, but hey, "we the people" need to get this country back under control and get rid of all the bureaucratic bull shit! this will never be a pretty task by whomever tackles it |
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Seriously, Ron Paul's ideas aren't just great for the US, it would help Third World countries too. For example, I live in the Philippines where vast swathes of the economy are so monopolized as to make it really tough for the poor, the working class, and the (quickly vanishing) middle class. Ron Paul's focus on open markets and competition would go a long way in breaking the ideological chains holding this country down (fake notions of nationalism which only work to cripple foreign investment) |
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?I am strongly pro-life. I think one of the most disastrous rulings of this century was Roe versus Wade. I do believe in the slippery slope theory. I believe that if people are careless and casual about life at the beginning of life, we will be careless and casual about life at the end. Abortion leads to euthanasia. I believe that.? At the GOP Values Voter Presidential Debate on Sep 17, 2007, Ron Paul was asked what he will do to restore legal protection to the unborn: ?As an O.B. doctor of thirty years, and having delivered 4,000 babies, I can assure you life begins at conception. I am legally responsible for the unborn, no matter what I do, so there?s a legal life there. The unborn has inheritance rights, and if there?s an injury or a killing, there is a legal entity. There is no doubt about it.? That sounds an awful lot like someone who is against abortion to me. |
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Guantanamo bay closed? All soldiers out of iraq in 2008? No wallstreet in the whitehouse? No spying on American citizen. Obama has only sped up the spyprograms of Bush not a single of his own poins got realized. Ron Paul DOES has charisma instead of the telepromt reader Obama. If Ron Paul does get elected he will force hundreds of millions of Amercans to read the actual constitution and energize the population with lerberty knohow for the next 50 years. |
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Just like he promised to be the most transparent government ever ........ But 4 years later he has kept 0 (zero) NULL of his promisses. |
a vote for ron paul is a vote for lerberty.
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Why have none of you Ron Paul supporters answered the question?
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