Ron Paul Won’t Campaign In Remaining Primaries
By Justin Duckham on May 14, 2012“Doing so with any hope of success would take many tens of millions of dollars we simply do not have,” Ron Paul said in a statement.
“Doing so with any hope of success would take many tens of millions of dollars we simply do not have,” Ron Paul said in a statement.
GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul holds a campaign at Independence Hall National Park in Philadelphia, Pa. Tons of supporters fought the cold, rainy conditions to hear the Texas Congressman speak.
GOP presidential hopeful Newt Gingrich said Sunday that he would back front-runner Mitt Romney and acknowledged what many have been predicting for months; Romney is the inevitable nominee.
By Lily Benitez De Luna D.C. residents took to the polls Tuesday to participate in the 2012 primary. TRNS headed to the Metropolitan Methodist Church, a polling spot in the Northwest quadrant of the District, only to find more volunteers at the voting stations than actual voters. Adam, a young,…
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney has opened up a convincing 7-point lead over Rick Santorum in Tuesday’s Wisconsin primary, a recent poll shows. An NBC News-Marist poll shows Romney with 40 percent support from likely voters, followed by Santorum’s 33 percent. Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich rake in 11 and…
Most voters believe that Mitt Romney will ultimately be the GOP’s Presidential nominee, according to a poll released Tuesday from Rasmussen Reports. 65 percent said that the former Massachusetts Governor will likely get his party’s nod, an 11 percent increase from last Tuesday. In contrast, belief in Rick Santorum’s chances…
With the exception of Ron Paul, everyone in the Republican field thinks the United States should be involved in another war, this time with Iran.
Presidential hopeful Rick Santorum experienced for the first time Wednesday night what it feels like to be the “frontrunner” in the race for the Republican nomination.
Rick Santorum has built a double digit lead over Mitt Romney in the race for the GOP presidential nomination, but many still believe Romney is the most electable. According to a Gallup poll, Santorum now holds his largest lead to date over the former Massachusetts governor, raking in 36 percent…
While the remaining four candidates all have admirable qualifications to be the next president, progress in defeating the incumbent president cannot continue if the opposing candidates cannot unite. The famous adage, “A house divided against itself cannot stand,” couldn’t apply more.
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