What would a Ron Paul presidency mean for the average person?

[quizbe]

Obviously President Paul would be great for the entire world for a billion reasons I probably can't even comprehend. How would it affect the average person's daily life? (People who don't know about the FED, actual liberty, politics, etc.) The economy would probably be rocky for a year or more, but what could it mean in 2+ years? More specifically, for example, what would any random relative of yours be thankful to President Ron Paul for?

No Income Tax
Soldiers come home
Occupy movement ended?
Truthful Presidential speeches meant to educate rather than make excuses

Please help me list the 999 million+ other significant impacts a Ron Paul presidency would accomplish.

[P3ter_Griffin]

economic freedom and the return of competition and free markets
probably the most important (imo) is the restoration of our right to privacy

[TrishW]

Ron Paul would bring integrity and truth back into the White House. He would show our country and the world that America can be strong, and free. I would hope that his example would be followed by our Congress. Together they can stop the harm, and give us back our country.

I would hang my flag.

[smithtg]

lower taxes
more jobs

[ClydeCoulter]

I don't think it would be all rosy to start with. There would be changes, and some are resistant to change.
I'm not sure what the impact the average person would be during the first years.

edit: but i'm still looking forward to it :)

[DGambler]

I think the average person would be confused and scared initially.

[georgiaboy]

lower prices
higher interest rates (good for savers, bad for borrowers)
More opportunity

[DGambler]

You mean the average person or the average voter?

[ScotTFO]

Affordable healthcare

[KEEF]

My dollar being worth a dollar :D

[Suzu]

Maybe the better question is "What will the Ron Paul presidency be like for the average person?"

[Anti Federalist]

Rapid foreign policy change and military stance, directly affecting those in the military.

Cessation of aggressive prosecution of some federal "crimes".