I was thinking that if somehow, RP's polling numbers vs. Obama's were quite higher than those of MR at Convention time, that could be a huge factor for RP's nomination. A 49-44 for RP versus a 45-45 for MR, for instance, could eventually decide some delegates, who would otherwise feel that they would be wasting their vote. Who would blame a bound MR delegate from abstaining with those numbers in mind?
I know that this is very obvious, but I was wondering if there is any specific strategy to that end in terms of publicity or target audience, or if it may naturally occur as RP's message becomes more heard through what he is already doing: addressing huge audiences all around the country.
I know that this is very obvious, but I was wondering if there is any specific strategy to that end in terms of publicity or target audience, or if it may naturally occur as RP's message becomes more heard through what he is already doing: addressing huge audiences all around the country.
