Date: January 12, 2012
By Deborah Charles
Topic: Libertarian Ron Paul is dilemma for Republicans
Ron Paul’s libertarian views have become a problem with the Republican Party. They love Paul and many of his views, but some of his foreign policy views are out of this world and the average person would not vote for him. Sure, he’s got a strong support base, but will that win him the nominee for the presidential election? This is Paul’s third time running for president and over the other two times, he has gained the support to build up a great system. The Republican Party is worried that if Paul does not win the Republican primary, that he will run for the Independent Party instead which would cause so much chaos. There are some who say that if Paul does not win the primary, then a lot of his supporters especially the youth would not vote for any other Republican candidate for the presidential election. There are others that say the votes that would maybe go to a Republican candidate would end up going to Paul which divides the votes up and Barack Obama will end up being president again which is not what the Republican Party wants at all, but what can they do? People say that Paul will end up being second place to Romney and therefore get a speaking role at the convention and perhaps the nominee if it may be Romney or someone else will give him a role in something. But we’re getting a little too ahead of ourselves. The third state primary hasn’t even been done and we’re already predicting what is to be done after the election..
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