Dear ConnieTalk: Why Didn't Ron Paul Support A Mathematically Perfected Economy?
 Saturday, June 21st, 2008

We like to share letters from readers occasionally, so here is one we received this week from Mike Montagne of PerfectEconomy:

Connie, I too supported Ron Paul, but have been extremely disappointed in his evasion of mathematically perfected economy. The pattern of evasion is disturbing not only to myself of course, but to our many supports at PFMPE, and so I believe it's within polite bounds to question why--why neither a veritable invalidation of mathematically perfected economy, or engagement in discussion?

The question is practically rhetorical. If you doubt there's a topic in that worthwhile to all of us, I do suggest that you ask the former candidate why; and if you get an answer, I surely would appreciate you sharing it with us!

Wow. Well, Mike, I hate to say that anything is over my head, but I'm also the first to admit that math has never ever been my forte.

I've never heard the topic of a mathematically perfected economy brought up with any of the presidential candidates. As for Ron Paul - although I'm certainly not speaking for him - I've gathered that he feels a free market system is the best way to naturally balance our economy.

But since I'm no expert on this topic, I'm going to share your blog with our readers and leave the comments section here open for discussion. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with us!

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