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[Ineverlie&I'malwaysri]

Once again, RP tells it like it is.

Ron Paul says Obama is practically a dictator

Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul says that these times are frustrating ones for the commander-in-chief, but that doesn�t give Barack Obama an excuse to deviate from the Constitution.

According to Paul, President Obama�s role in office is approaching that of a dictatorship.

In an open letter issued by Texas Congressman Ron Paul dated November 7, the GOP hopeful calls out the current US president for time and time again misusing his ability to implement executive orders to bypass the system of checks and balances that America�s forefathers inscribed to keep the country in order.

Given Obama�s familiarity with the US Constitution � he lectured in it at the University of Chicago Law School for 12 years � Rep. Paul says that the president should know a thing or two about what the document says.

�Getting something done is proving to be a monumental task,� writes Paul. �This may be news to the supposed constitutional scholar who is now our president, but if the political process seems inconvenient to the implementation of his agenda, that is not a flaw in the system. It was designed that way. The drafters of the Constitution intended the default action of government to be inaction. Hopefully, this means actions taken by the government are necessary and proper. If federal laws or executive actions can't be agreed upon constitutionally- which is to say legally- such laws or actions should be rejected...�

[Kuros]

Hyperbole is a debased way to stay in the headlines.

[Beeyee]

[Kuros]

I'll still vote for this Ron Paul:

In Sept. 2003, Ron Paul spells out the coming housing collapse

[Unposter]

Comments like that sound like Paul is about to "jump the shark." That smacks of desperation.

Obama is too much of a wimp to be a dictator.

If anything Obama tries too hard to compromise.

To be honest, I expect more from Ron Paul, a non-politician politician, than that kind of divisive dribble. It sounds too much like what a former maverick like McCain might say.

[Leon]

This sort of thing just makes it more easy for people to call Ron Paul a whack job fringe candidate and ignore him. If Obama was a dictator than he wouldn't have such a hard job doing anything. Many of his foreign policy choices could be painted in that light, and I disagree with some, but for Paul that would be a losing choice because thoose things are the most popular things that he has done.

[Ineverlie&I'malwaysri]

[Harpeau]

Hi think Ron Paul would make a decent president. At least he sees the importance of following the Constitution.

[Ineverlie&I'malwaysri]

Ron Paul elabiorates on Obama�s �Elective Dictatorship�

He certainly acquits himself well here as dignified, knowledgeable, and astute presidential material.

[Leon]

[Ya-ta Boy]

At the best of times, Ron Paul borders on imbecility. This is not one of his good times.

If RP were honest (I know that is asking a lot), he would be horrified at the treasonous irresponsibility of the right wing-created debt ceiling fiasco of July/August. The definition of 'dictatorship' is rule by a minority (yes, 'minority' because NO dictator rules alone). He was complicit in the near destruction of the US economy just a couple of months ago by a small minority of 'legislators'.

The man should be strung up by his gonads and used as a pinata. If he survives, he should be given a trial under whatever law protects the ignorant public from fraud by political charlatans.

[NohopeSeriously]

I read this article and I suddenly thought about this piece of humor. :S

[Ya-ta Boy]

[NohopeSeriously]

[Ya-ta Boy]