Republican Candidate Ron Paul is but a small "blip" on the radar screen of Political discussion. The followers of Ron Paul have been unable to capture and retain the "vibrancy" of his candidacy as was the case just sixty days ago. The problem for Ron Paul was/is his inability to gain the support of any top notch campaign staff. It should be clear by this time that Ron Paul's best option is to withdraw from the race for the Republican nomination. At best Ron Paul will become a Harold Stassen or worse a Ralph Nader. It is now a challenge for Ron Paul and his Comunications Director to obtain more "air" time from the Political Pundits. I just do not see that as being a successful strategy. The most Ron Paul can expect is to receive a cursory mention from news talk radio and even less from the Television Political Pundits. If Ron Paul does not receive at least double digit support on Super Tuesday he is finished and should no longer be involved in future Republican debates. Supporters will most likely continue to send campaign contributions to someone who does not know enough when his fifteen minutes of fame has ended. Comments, opinions...............
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