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Originally Posted by raymr
The wheels of government turn very slowly, and the public is used to that. Ron Paul wants to dump sudden wholesale changes on the masses, and turn a lot of big programs upside down. Needless to say that prospect makes a lot of people nervous. I like Ron Paul but he just will not grab the momentum he needs to pull it off. Plus he gets all squeaky and high pitched when he's excited or frustrated. Not good. Cain's ideas are different but not too over the top. Many folks relate to what he's saying, evidenced by the latest straw polls.
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Yes, nobody in the White House will be able to bring about massive changes on this scale. I just think it would be nice to have someone with a demonstrated track record of success and some new ideas in a position of influence. We will either be making some big changes in the very near future or else I think be facing catastrophic changes in the not-too-distant future. I would prefer the former, personally.
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