My individual problem with the situation is not, well, my concern right now.
From a country perspective, I am curious what void will be left if these two entities are dissolved, what is expected to happen? Its good to say that that these things are a bureaucratic burden, but reality says that certain things, both good and bad are a part of the education department and homeland security. If he simply says the departments suck and their gone, and you people are left to your own states and initiative to provide in their absence, then fine, I just want to know what the plan is.
I can't help but think that his isolationist attitude towards foreign involvement may cause internal problems, economically as well as politcally, and before your neck hair starts to rise, I agree 100% that we are overextended globally. But a sweeping move like this will have reprecussions, foreseen and unforeseen and potential civil unrest. Just want to know how he's going to pull off this utopia. I know that change requires growing pains. What is going to change? What pain are we expecting?
I like the concepts, but I need more than pillow talk. Rhetoric is nothing more than one of the few works in the English language that begin with an RH.
Dr. Paul's fist banging and talk of revolution scare me, unless I see how thought out his process is.