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The 'race' isn't about winning the nomination, it is about winning the future of the GOP. The Goal is to turn the GOP into an engine for creating and electing limited government conservatives. Only someone with other goals would urge Ron Paul to get out. Anyone who shares his goals know he will never concede.
Marco Rubio, Mitt Romney's highest-profile endorsement, has a message for other GOP presidential (less)hopefuls: pack it in, boys. The primary's over.
Ouch.
As Tina Korbe reported over on Hot Air, the Florida Senator came out strongly for Romney's chances against Barack Obama, illustrating the kind of tenacity desired of a vice presidential nominee.
“I actually think we’re going to have a very good nominee. I think Mitt Romney’s going to be the next president of the United States. And by their own admission, the folks running against Mitt Romney have admitted that they cannot...
Ron Paul on the other hand is winning droves of new converts all the time. The people in the republican party who dispise Ron Paul are either one of the big government republican types or they believe the media's hype about the militarily weak Iran who has not even decided to make a nuclear bomb according to our own DOD.