Ron Paul not quitting

[sailingaway]

http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0412/75469.html

 

[azxd]

Conviction !!!

 

[georgiaboy]

Run, Secretariat! Go Big Red!

 

[unknown]

“We’re challenging the status quo of the entire country as well as the Republican Party,” Paul said. “People don’t like to give up their power. But the momentum is very powerful. I’m part of it, but I’m not it. It’s much bigger than me.”

WOW, I mean SUPER WOW.

Ron Paul ALWAYS.

Theres no reason to quit, theres no way to quit, it would be effing stupid. We have to go. We got a crap load of stealth delegates. This has to be done.

 

[RonPaulFanInGA]

Is this surprising? McCain won enough pledged delegates to become the GOP's presumptive nominee on March 4, 2008. Huckabee responded to that by becoming the last not-McCain/Paul to drop out on, also on March 4th.

Ron Paul kept going until June 12th.

 

[dody38]

Go Ron Paul---can't get enough of him! People talk about Romney getting worried---the GOP is just dying to end the primaries and shut us down---thinking we will just desolve!! I can just hear the media screaming how we cheated with our delegate power---sure hope all those great clips of all the GOP cheating that went on beginning in Iowa can be used in our defense, unless it's beyond such civility!

 

[J_White]

This shows the Courage and Conviction of the Incorruptible Consistent Constitutionalist Conservative Dr.Ron Paul !

 

[RickyJ]

I hope this shows that if he doesn't get the nomination that he will run third party. Like he said, this movement is not just about him, it is about a last ditch effort to save this nation.

 

[SneakyFrenchSpy]

I think it all starts when we can officially call MN & IA in our favor. I could see a buzz going in the media that maybe after all it's not entirely over. The Left will love it for a while because it shows disunity in the GOP but if we can still hang with Obama around 43-45 I think our momentum will really pick up eventually.

 

[TheTexan]

nobp

 

[jersdreams]

This is definitely a spread out nomination process.....so no reason to quit yet.

We still got Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Connecticut, Delaware, Indiana, Texas, New York, California, Montana, Louisiana (caucus), South Dakota, Nebraska, Arkansas, Rhode Island, Oregon, New Mexico, Kentucky, West Virginia and Utah (am I missing any?). Plus conventions still going on in Missouri, Iowa, Washington, Maine, Colorado, and others....