Ron Paul: ‘We do not really have democracy’

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Former Texas Rep. Ron Paul charged Monday that the U.S. doesn’t exactly have a democracy and said any third-party presidential candidate doesn’t really have a chance.

“This country, we do not really have democracy. I mean, even if we were really, really super happy with the Libertarian candidate, you think they’d get into the debates?” Paul said on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe.” “No, the debates are run by the Republicans and Democrats. They’d find a way of banning them.”

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