[MNJohnnie]

Instead of just screaming, try one time answers the questions about your god Paul.

What, and How, is Paul going to do to implement any of these “ideas”.

Here is his campaign “issues” page. NOT a word on how or what he would do in particular on any issues. Just a bunch of slogans run together and called a position.

http://www.ronpaul2008.com/issues/

[mysterio]

Instead of just screaming,

Lie number one. I didn't scream at you.

try one time answers the questions about your god Paul.

Lie number two. I do not worship any politician.

What, and How, is Paul going to do to implement any of these “ideas”.

I can only speculate. Right now, congress stands in the way of all of his proposals. I suppose he would have to make the energy program a priority and compromise on some of the excessive spending the Democrats and Republicans want in exchange. Because excessive spending is certainly something he would veto normally. But that's only my guess. Why not write or call his campaign and ask them? Your winning personality is sure to get you a prompt reply, I'm sure.

[MinnesotaLibertarian]

It’s clear you don’t understand the basic idea of LESS GOVERNMENT. What’s Ron Paul’s “plan”? What’s he going to “do”? He’s going to end all the various government programs that are out to “help” people, not revamp them or create new ones. It’s really quite simple.

[runderwo]

You could first explain how it is possible to take initiative action under any enumerated powers of the executive branch.

The only unilateral policy powers he has are to stop the war and rescind executive orders.

He can’t introduce legislation. He can only veto it.

It takes a Congress to tango.

And if a Republican becomes president, he’s bringing a Republican majority with him.

Unless they pander to Dems for a supermajority, they are going to know real quick that keeping Dr. No happy is the only way to get anything through.

In stark contrast to typical presidents.