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For Romney and Paul, a strategic alliance between establishment and outsiderBy Amy Gardner, Published: February 1RENO, NEV. — The remaining candidates in the winnowed Republican presidential field are attacking one another with abandon, each day bringing fresh headlines of accusations and outrage.But Mitt Romney and Ron Paul haven’t laid a hand on each other.They never do.Despite deep differences on a range of issues, Romney and Paul became friends in 2008, the last time both ran for president. So did their wives, Ann Romney and Carol Paul. The former Massachusetts governor compliments the Texas congressman during debates, praising Paul’s religious faith during the last one, in Jacksonville, Fla. Immediately afterward, as is often the case, the Pauls and the Romneys gravitated toward one another to say hello.The Romney-Paul alliance is more than a curious connection. It is a strategic partnership: for Paul, an opportunity to gain a seat at the table if his long-shot bid for the presidency fails; for Romney, a chance to gain support from one of the most vibrant subgroups within the Republican Party.
If Romney got the nod and made Paul his running mate...My head would explode.I would know this country had been truly cursed and it would be time to leave.
That the Washington Post considers Ron Paul a serious candidate for ANYTHING tells me all I need to know about them.Amy Gardner is either a closet Ronulan or woefully ignorant.
I saw a name discussed today--of a Republican congresswoman from eastern Washington State, whose first child was born with Down's Syndrome. Cathy McMorris Rodgers.http://patriotupdate.com/18084/the-next-vp-surprise