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What's funny is that none of them except Paul discuss what they will cut. Therefore, it will be politics as usual if one of the mainstream Republican candidates wins, and they will continue to spend and cut nothing. They are all afraid to say what they will cut because they don't want to upset any special interest groups. But the one candidate who does say what he will cut is the only one the media can't stand. I still don't understand why there aren't many true conservatives anymore. Why are both parties for big government? Why can't these people say what they mean and mean what they say. That's all I want is a president that will actually restore fiscal sanity and stop the ever growing government. Is that so much to ask for? But even most voters don't seem to want that either. It won't matter though because eventually we will be broke and our dollar will become worthless. Once that happens there will be chaos. The one thing these politicians don't understand (except Paul) is economics. They don't understand that you can't spend forever, printing money out of thin air. And Cain definitely doesn't understand economics after hearing him say his favorite federal reserve chairman was Alan Greenspan. What planet has he been on? Every bubble that was created happened under his watch. And Cain worked for one of the federal reserve branches so you'd think he'd know a thing or two about economics. And that brings me to another point. Why do they say Cain is a true outsider with no political ties or background? He worked at a federal reserve branch. How much more political can you get? And that is probably one of the reasons he has been getting so much support. The insiders at Wall Street know he will take care of them. I'd have to choose Gingrich if I had to go with one of the mainstream candidates. He is the only one of them who seems to understand all of the issues with the exception of foreign policy. I hope someone turns around this mess we're in but I'm not counting on it. Anyone would be better than the current president but I don't think any of them will be able to save the dollar. The average lifespan of a fiat currency is 40 to 50 years if I'm not mistaken, and ours has been in existence for 40. What I am referring to is a true fiat currency with nothing of value backing it. We came off of the gold standard completely in 1971. So if the average lifespan of a fiat currency holds true, we don't have much time left.