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Ah, he is no Ceasar, I do not see him doing the kinda dictator thing via executive powers. He believes in the constitution way too much. If he does become president, I see it as less of a stretch that he will also have quite a bit of backing by congress, lots of elections in November.
Quoting: Patrick Bateman Yes, it is TERRIBLY likely that enough members of Congress will be up and thrown out of districts that they are the pork feeding members of the incumbentry in just to be replaced by legions of people who are anti-military industrial complex, anti-federal farm aid, anti-education funding, anti-New Deal, anti-separation of church & state that every single one of Paul's positions would be rubber stamped. Sure, iff the Paulbertarians rig the election to get all themselves elected to every Congressional race. I do not mean rig at all, or fill with his own people. I merely believe that there will be a lot of people who are in DC now, out of office after this election, which may help a new president quite a bit. There aren't enough seats opening up just in the Senate, much less the House, for Ron Paul's supported-by-no-one-at-all-in-Washington ideas to get rubberstamped. You need to see a psychologist. If a clone of Ron Paul won every single up-for-grabs seat in the Senate (in the most unlikely election ever conducted, even taken into account every person running is Ron Paul), he would still not be able to get his ideas past JUST THE SENATE. How long is a presidential term again? And the senate and house?
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