Can Ron Paul Win the 2008 Elections?

According to online polls, Ron Paul's popularity is oneccentric, as one who does not completely
the rise. His supporters claim that Paul is a man ofunderstand the ideas he proposes. Many
integrity who never votes to support legislationRepublicans have even questioned Paul's decision
not authorized by the constitution. Paul is ato run in the elections, conceding that he is not
maverick politician, whose beliefs and ideologicallikely to win the nomination for President.
stands are not always in line with those of hisAt the same time, it cannot be disputed that Paul
party, the GOP. He has, after all, opposed the Iraqseems to be enjoying growing support. His
war right from the beginning. He continues tocampaign received 4.5 million dollars for campaign
press for bringing troops in Iraq-as also on otherfunds in a single day, which is a record. The fact is
US military bases-safely home. He has alsothat many Americans, fed up with the Bush
advocated abolishing the IRS and, getting rid ofadministration, are looking for something new. And
the Federal Reserve.Paul, seems to be hinging his hopes on this desire
Paul is a libertarian, who has always supportedfor change in the electorate. Already, support for
political views based on his assessment of theirhis libertarian views and call for limiting
merit, irrespective of which politician or politicalgovernment control over citizens' lives is growing
'camp' they belong to. Thus, he has readilyto assume an almost cult like status. As Paul
extended support to Democrat leaders such ashimself has stated, "This is a revolution in America
Barack Obama, Joe Biden, or John Edwards.and the support is growing". Whether this support
Opinions regarding Paul are divided. His radicalwill translate into the majority vote by 2008 still
views cause many to dismiss him as crazy andremains to be seen.