Paul Ryan For President? Or How About Me?

     Yesterday afternoon, while the sparks were still flying from Super Tuesday,  while listening to Rush Limbaugh  I heard the latest addition to the smorgasbord of speculation upon who may ultimately win the Republican nomination and how.     
      El Rushbo, raging  with his usual apoplectic indignation, played a sound bite from that day's  “CBS Morning Show" interview with Bob Scheiffer, former host of “Face The Nation”.    During the interview Mr. Schieffer made the prediction that if none of the three Republican presidential candidates,

...arrives at their national convention with sufficient  delegates to cinch the nomination then the Republican candidate will end up being none of the above,

...but rather Paul Ryan. 

      This eventuality  could theoretically come to pass, as the delegates, while obligated to vote in the first round of balloting for the candidate who captured them (so to speak) in the primary, gain their freedom to vote for whomever they wish in subsequent rounds, should any more be necessary, as will be the case if nobody has enough delegates at the outset. 
        Nor would the delegates be bound to cast their votes only for one of the three candidates still in the presidential race;   they could vote for someone  who wasn’t even running for president.
    So they could all get together and vote for

Paul Ryan,

                                               ....or even me.

       I actually have all the qualifications necessary to be President of the United States as stated in Article II, Section  1 of the Constitution:
  No Person except a natural born Citizen, or a Citizen of the United States  at the time of the Adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the Office of President; neither shall any Person be eligible to that Office who shall not have attained  to the Age of thirty five Years, and been fourteen Years a Resident within the United States.
   I’m proud to say I  meet all of the legal requirements to be President, unlike Ted Cruz, who, not being a natural born citizen, technically does not meet the that legal requirement but for some reason gets to run for President anyway.   Maybe the Constitution is kind of like The Bible:   it can mean whatever you want it to mean.   So “Thou Shalt Not Kill” need not apply to your enemies, whom you’re also supposed to love except in the cases where it doesn’t apply,  and “No Person except a natural born Citizen shall be eligible to the Office of the President" only applies to Barak Obama , even though he is a natural born citizen, but not to Ted Cruz, who isn’t. 
    Get it?
   Me neither but never mind.
   The point is, whoever drafted that weird delegate voting rule must have been clairvoyant, looking into some crystal ball,  seeing this in the future, 

….and recalling as they pushed their words  into law the biblical quote from the book of Esther:  “Perhaps this is the moment you were created for.”