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Nice distortion of Ron Paul's position on Social Security...
"For instance, Ron Paul wants to fix Social Security. I do not think Social Security is in the Constitution."
He wants to ELIMINATE Social Security, but without stranding people who are currently dependent on it.
He wants to "fix" it by gradually letting young people opt out and invest for retirement themselves.
He refuses to just abandon those who have been promised benefits and already paid into the current system.