SamuelRSmith on 09 September 2008
| TheSource said: Technically, state parties are supposed to fall in line with the national parties. But they are not really bound, so they can do what they want so long as they meet ballot requriements and don't fear the reprimands. Alot of third parties aren't national, and they can appoint whoever they want to. |
I'm reading this as: Ron Paul could get presidential-type powers in Montana, if elected. Yet, someone else would have presidential power over the rest of the US?
I'm assumimg that I'm reading this wrong...
