A Ron Paul Presidency   For the sake of argument, let’s assume
for a moment that Ron Paul prevails in the GOP presidential
primary and somehow survives the onslaught from the Far Left,
who must be salivating over the thoughts of a match up with an
old, white guy surrounded by charges of racism and, at age 77,
becomes the oldest man ever elected President of the United
States.  Once the inaugural parties are behind us and the smoke
clears, how does President Ron Paul govern? And I use the term
‘govern’ in a twisted sort of way to mean actually get things
done.  The first question we should ask is how does the
Republican Party power base respond to a Ron Paul presidency?
How eager do you think the GOP ‘establishment’ will be to
advance his agenda? Is it likely that Speaker of the House John
Boehner or Senate Minority (Majority?) Leader Mitch McConnell
will be willing to work with President Paul?  After so many
years in Washington, who are Ron Paul’s allies on Capitol Hill?
Does he have a base of followers in Co