Will Ron Paul be the Republican representative?

[Squatman51]

anyone know if the race is tight with him and McCain?

[MASTER]

You are joking right?

[soccer#3]

[Hollywood080]

anyone know if the race is tight with him and McCain?

You have a better chance of beating McCain right now.

[StoneGRMI]

He's gotta be kidding. I think Paul has a total of 14 delegates to McCains 1200+.

[Dangercat00]

What country do you live in and what race have you been watching?

[barondumonde]

What country do you live in and what race have you been watching?

lol I'm just wondering where's he's heard of Ron Paul with the media blackout being the way it's been.

[Voice of Reason]

He wins if his ideas are heard and put into action. Fvck the next President.

[Prada]

http://rawstory.com/news/2008/GOP_pr...ting_0307.html

Acknowledging that it would be impossible for him to win the White House, Ron Paul encouraged supporters to continue the "revolution" they started as he signaled the end to his presidential campaign.

The Texas Republican congressman addressed supporters in a 7 1/2-minute video on his campaign Web site. Thursday night.

The video did not explicitly say Paul was dropping from the presidential race, although he acknowledged it is mathematically impossible for the long-shot candidate to overtake John McCain's delegate lead.

"Though victory in the conventional political sense is not available in the presidential race, many victories have been achieved due to your hard work and enthusiasm," Paul said, thanking his supporters. "We must remember elections are short term efforts, revolutions are long-term projects."

As ABC's Political Radar notes:

In the video, Paul did not use the words "drop out," opting instead to say the campaign is "winding down," and he encourages supporters to still cast votes for him. But he referred to his campaign in the past tense.

Paul encourages supporters to continue "the revolution" but stresses that it cannot simply be about him. He also plugged his new book, The Revolution: A Manifesto.

Internet message boards supporting Paul lit up after release of the video, and many supporters were put off by the suggestion that Paul was dropping from the race.

"Watched the video and nothing about suspending the campaign. Sounds like he still wants to go all the way to the convention with all the delegates possible," wrote one Ron Paul forum user. "So basically it sounds like he just verbalizing what everyone already knows, we're reaching the end of the beginning and he's starting the process of turning the revolution over to the grass roots."

In the video, Paul suggested his supporters gather for a demonstration in Washington, DC, June 21, although he said supporters, not the official, campaign would have to organize the effort.

[Panzerfaust]

http://rawstory.com/news/2008/GOP_pr...ting_0307.html

Acknowledging that it would be impossible for him to win the White House, Ron Paul encouraged supporters to continue the "revolution" they started as he signaled the end to his presidential campaign.

The Texas Republican congressman addressed supporters in a 7 1/2-minute video on his campaign Web site. Thursday night.

The video did not explicitly say Paul was dropping from the presidential race, although he acknowledged it is mathematically impossible for the long-shot candidate to overtake John McCain's delegate lead.

"Though victory in the conventional political sense is not available in the presidential race, many victories have been achieved due to your hard work and enthusiasm," Paul said, thanking his supporters. "We must remember elections are short term efforts, revolutions are long-term projects."

As ABC's Political Radar notes:

In the video, Paul did not use the words "drop out," opting instead to say the campaign is "winding down," and he encourages supporters to still cast votes for him. But he referred to his campaign in the past tense.

Paul encourages supporters to continue "the revolution" but stresses that it cannot simply be about him. He also plugged his new book, The Revolution: A Manifesto.

Internet message boards supporting Paul lit up after release of the video, and many supporters were put off by the suggestion that Paul was dropping from the race.

"Watched the video and nothing about suspending the campaign. Sounds like he still wants to go all the way to the convention with all the delegates possible," wrote one Ron Paul forum user. "So basically it sounds like he just verbalizing what everyone already knows, we're reaching the end of the beginning and he's starting the process of turning the revolution over to the grass roots."

In the video, Paul suggested his supporters gather for a demonstration in Washington, DC, June 21, although he said supporters, not the official, campaign would have to organize the effort.

We all know that Ron Paul has stirred and woken millions up to the Elite and their evil plan.

This is only the beggining...

[Rotary]

who?

[Prada]

We all know that Ron Paul has stirred and woken millions up to the Elite and their evil plan.

This is only the beggining...

I hope.

[soulstealer]

On a side not it is technically possible for Ron paul to still clinch it....

[breacherup]

On a side not it is technically possible for Ron paul to still clinch it....

you mean clinch it in 2012?

[soulstealer]

you mean clinch it in 2012?

No I mean according to republican party rules the delegates can put forth a some sort of motion at the convention to unbind themselves from the popular and vote for whomever they choose...On the First ballot...

[breacherup]

No I mean according to republican party rules the delegates can put forth a some sort of motion at the convention to unbind themselves from the popular and vote for whomever they choose...On the First ballot...

keep dreaming...

[soulstealer]

Thats not a dream it is as I stated still "technically possible"....... and besides theres a huge movement to do it to be anti Mccain that has nothing to do with ron paul it would just open up the door...