Alex Altman
For Ron Paul, victory is finally in sight. No, not a swearing-in ceremony next January 20, or even a single statewide win. Halfway through the primary season, Paul has won only a preference poll in the U.S. Virgin Islands, and he is running dead last in delegates among the four GOP candidates for President. He has spent a lot, if not always wisely: the $31.55 he has dropped per vote (more than even Mitt Romney) is a sum that might shock even a Democrat.
But winning the presidency was never Paul’s foremost goal, and as he nears the end of his last presidential crusade, he has one more chance to promote his ideas. The Republican race is a muddled mess. Even after his southern losses, only Romney has a real shot at amassing the 1,144 delegates required to wrap up the nomination, and he would then face the task of unifying the GOP’s warring factions. Which is why Paul’s campaign has sent discreet signals to Camp Romney that the keys to Paul’s shop can be had for the right price.
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i would ask foe a raise.
no pun intended
It mentions a Romney-Rand Paul Ticket this Nov. Interesting.
That’s been a rumor for a while.
Interesting… you cover the libertarians AND the Tea Party AND the South.
Brilliant, actually. Here’s the problem… we have a DEM governor here, and so we’d lose a Senate seat to some bag of tools.
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