DiscussWorldIssues - Socio-Economic Religion and Political Uncensored Debate - View Single Post - Political direction of the country possibly in flux?

**bredkumanfirst** · 01-29-2012, 05:38 PM

I wasn't denigrating Paul supporters. But you suggested the Boomers would be forced to choose between liberal warfare and entitlements. If either of those goes away it would seem to support Paul's objectives.

Well, if the Constitution is your objective.. That won't get you there.

He supports a gradual letdown as you suggested.. Not because it's Constitutional, but because you can just glance at any poll out there and see that it's the political reality..

And he's right.. There's no support. At all.

In fact, the Independents are more reasonable about this than the GOP.. Republican voters want this, period.

Problem: WAY out of whack healthcare costs, massive government fraud, foreign interventionism/gigantic military, huge debt and interest, we're no longer in our golden age, demographic trends VS What the voters (Even GOP voters) want..

01-29-2012, 05:38 PM	#40
bredkumanfirst Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 330 Senior Member	I wasn't denigrating Paul supporters. But you suggested the Boomers would be forced to choose between liberal warfare and entitlements. If either of those goes away it would seem to support Paul's objectives. Well, if the Constitution is your objective.. That won't get you there. He supports a gradual letdown as you suggested.. Not because it's Constitutional, but because you can just glance at any poll out there and see that it's the political reality.. And he's right.. There's no support. At all. In fact, the Independents are more reasonable about this than the GOP.. Republican voters want this, period. Problem: WAY out of whack healthcare costs, massive government fraud, foreign interventionism/gigantic military, huge debt and interest, we're no longer in our golden age, demographic trends VS What the voters (Even GOP voters) want..
	Quote