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Seems John S. thinks the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights are out of date. Ron Paul believes in strictly adhering to the covenant he has made, and will make if he is elected President of the U.S. That covenant is the Oath of Office.

Our Constitution and Bill of Rights should not be treated like a Chinese menu by our representatives -- ie., deciding whether or not to uphold any or all of the Articles and Amendments.

As a congressman Ron Paul alway carries a pocket Constitution on him, and when any legislation is brought forth that counters the Constitution and Bill of Rights -- he consistantly votes against it. That makes Ron Paul a "man of his word" to his Oath of Office.

The problem with "Todays America" is that we don't have enough politicians that keep their word! And, far too few who don't uphold to their oath.

The U.S. Constitution is not out of date --but, we have far too many people who don't respect the freedoms that it has bestowed on us. We have far too many people who ignore, abort, and undermine its protections. We were founded on a Limited Government, with individual rights, choice and individual responsibility. Anyone who cannot abide by their Oath of Office should step down.

Read "Atlas Shrugged" by Ayan Rand - John S. and see if we have not had our liberties not only threatened by terrorists, but also by politico's who no longer uphold what our Founding Father's bestowed on us.