Ron Paul: Obama Presidency On The Verge Of Being A "Dictatorship"

[Hugo Chavez]

Don't tell 3333 but this isn't a very nice thing for Paul to say about Obama

Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) says President Obama's continued use of the executive order "brings the modern presidency dangerously close to an elective dictatorship."

"That is arrogant," Paul said of Obama frequently using the executive order function as of late. "It is flaunting the Constitution and the whole principle of how we’re supposed to operate. The idea they can just do this and take over the legislative function and brag about it -- and Congress does nothing and the courts do nothing about it, it's very, very bad."

"He's dictatorial, is what he is," Rep. Paul said before the end of the interview.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2011/11/09/ron_paul_obama_presidency_on_the_verge_of_being_a_dictatorship.html

[Soul Crusher]

This is great - but he needs o say this on the big stage when all eyes are watching. 

[George Whorewell]

Paul is what America needs. If he could just stop with the ridiculous comments about foreign policy, he would win the nomination in a landslide.

The shit he said about Iran is insane. The comment about the Bush White House being gleeful after 911 was shameful.  And there are a host of other stupid things he has said.

Every candidate has baggage. But I just don't know if voters will be able to overlook this stuff.

Even if he said he did not support the wars but supported the troops and left it at that, most people wouldn't have a problem with it. But defending Iran? That's about as bad as you can get-- especially if you want to be the GOP nominee.

[Hugo Chavez]

This is great - but he needs o say this on the big stage when all eyes are watching. 

He does!!!!!!!!  Do you even watch any of the talks Paul gives to voters, on a stage?  Have you watched even one?  I guess not.  A good portion of it is making a case for why this admin is a total danger to America and a failure.

If you're looking for the kinds of attacks from paul that you give to Obama and idiots like Rush and Coulter, you're not going to get that kind of name calling sillyness from Paul.  You're going to get a good argument for why this shit is a failure and what needs to happen to fix it.

It's pretty sad if you're saying the GOP voters are too fucking stupid that they just need good one liner insults toward Obama to understand.

[Soul Crusher]

He does!!!!!!!!  Do you even watch any of the talks Paul gives to voters, on a stage?  Have you watched even one?  I guess not.  A good portion of it is making a case for why this admin is a total danger to America and a failure.

If you're looking for the kinds of attacks from paul that you give to Obama and idiots like Rush and Coulter, you're not going to get that kind of name calling sillyness from Paul.  You're going to get a good argument for why this shit is a failure and what needs to happen to fix it.

It's pretty sad if you're saying the GOP voters are too fucking stupid that they just need good one liner insults toward Obama to understand.

I understand the average GOP primary voter - they want blood

[Hugo Chavez]

I understand the average GOP primary voter - they want blood

You're not going to be happy unless Ron Paul walks out on stage like this:

[Bindare_Dundat]

Paul is what America needs. If he could just stop with the ridiculous comments about foreign policy, he would win the nomination in a landslide.

The shit he said about Iran is insane. The comment about the Bush White House being gleeful after 911 was shameful.  And there are a host of other stupid things he has said.

Every candidate has baggage. But I just don't know if voters will be able to overlook this stuff.

Even if he said he did not support the wars but supported the troops and left it at that, most people wouldn't have a problem with it. But defending Iran? That's about as bad as you can get-- especially if you want to be the GOP nominee.

http://forums.hannity.com/showthread.php?s=cf21094423123b073e37bbbc8ce43458&t=2363501&page=3

His comments did not hurt him as badly as many have suggested. If anything many people are starting to slowly sway over to his side of this, (Iran), debate.

[Soul Crusher]

You're not going to be happy unless Ron Paul walks out on stage like this:

Exactly.