even the people that should support him think he is a kook. that cant be good. i hope he does better from here on so he has the conviction to run 3rd party. go ron paul.
Paul is running for President again this year, in a field that many Republicans find disappointing. And yet, while Paul is doing better, state by state, than he did in 2008, he has conspicuously failed to establish himself as this yearâs Tea Party candidate. Polls have shown that voters who support the Tea Party are actually less likely to support Paulâsome have gone for Newt Gingrich, whose denunciations of Obama are pithier, or for Rick Santorum, who is more forthright in his defense of âtraditional American values.â In South Carolina, where Paul received thirteen per cent of the vote, behind Gingrich, Mitt Romney, and Santorum, he did his best among voters opposed to the Tea Party.
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Paul is running for President again this year, in a field that many Republicans find disappointing. And yet, while Paul is doing better, state by state, than he did in 2008, he has conspicuously failed to establish himself as this yearâs Tea Party candidate. Polls have shown that voters who support the Tea Party are actually less likely to support Paulâsome have gone for Newt Gingrich, whose denunciations of Obama are pithier, or for Rick Santorum, who is more forthright in his defense of âtraditional American values.â In South Carolina, where Paul received thirteen per cent of the vote, behind Gingrich, Mitt Romney, and Santorum, he did his best among voters opposed to the Tea Party.
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