I would like to see Paul become president.
It would be interesting to say the least and he would likely die of a stroke before his first term was up.
Not sure about that as I saw a segment dealing with his age and the presidency, and he apparently takes good care of himself, but if by a miracle him, or anyone with his ideas about the Fed, the economy, and foreign policy were to become prez, I'd be more worried about an assassination then anything else.
He'd be stepping on a lot of powerful toes with the means to buy his demise.
On another note he seems to be getting a decent amount of delegates for someone deemed so irrelevant by the MSM. He won the majority of them in Iowa after all was said and done and Romney was given that state.
I wonder how the momentum and coverage of his campaign would have been different had all the questionable states like Maine, Nevada, Iowa, etc been more accurate, and in some instances honest.
Maybe more people, on the fence, or like the ones that will only vote for the candidate they feel has a solid chance and leading, would have jumped on his campaign bandwagon.
Anyway his message and "radical" proposals take time to sink into such a brainwashed and indoctrinated populace, but it's gaining steady support despite the attempts to minimize him and a deliberate lack of coverage.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXMUCmU2evI&feature=player_embedded]Ron Paul wins Iowa - YouTube[/ame]
It's easy to forget, especially with the seemingly dictatorial attitudes of the last 2 administrations, that many of Pauls plans would never see the light of day as he would face not only huge opposition from the Demos but his own party as the majority are handcuffed to the entities that Pauls policies would effect.
Still, even a small change could kickstart the urgently needed reforms
that the nation needs, especially anything that would help the middle class which has to be healthy as it fills both the supply and demand sides of the economy.
As it stands now the current situation of the economy has injured a class of people vital to its function as it is historically more uneven then many of us can be remember.