For example, some say 'he will abolish Social Security'. He thinks it was a bad idea, but would not walk away from our obligations to those who have paid in for the 'enforced annuity'. He won't walk away from the national debt, much as he might like to, either. He would cut spending abroad to FUND vested social security and let the kids out to put their money where it would actually be there for them when they retire. In truth, he is the only one with a plan to PAY what is owed rather than find ways to renege. That is a misconception I see often.
Do you have other questions?Do you have any true questions or worries about where Ron Paul stands on issues or his plans?
Nope,no questions. I know where he stands. I will be voting for him on Tuesday in the Pa primary.
I guess my question really should be,Why people didn't take the time to really listen and hear what he had to say. He was branded a kook after he remark about 9-11 early in the debates. If people would put some thought into what he was actually saying,he was absolutely right.
Anyway,I love the guy. He would be the one to vote for if you really want ';change';.Do you have any true questions or worries about where Ron Paul stands on issues or his plans?
Thanks DAR,I think we are all set. I see lots of signs up,even in Amish country. Lots of folks out there working for him. Even my 88 year old Dad loves him. We're hoping for high numbers. We'll get out there and vote even if we are bitter...lol..
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Yes when is he going to get tough and tell them where to go. like that night Se. McCain piped in about Hitler, he should have said that the situation was totally different and that Iraq was not that type of threat and even Bush's advisors told him so. Yea I think he and lVentura would light up the field. tAke care. Take the gloves off and state his point.
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