Well of course he wont. He is in it all the to the convention. He wants to get as many delegates as he can so he can influence the platform.
I expect he will make his case and that the platform, rightfully, will reflect some of his good views (ie on monetary policy and constitutionality).
After that, either during or after the convention I expect he will endorse Romney.
If Romney wins, I’d love to see him appoint Ron Paul as the Secretary of the Treasury.
It is possible Paul may endorse Romney after the Texas Primary when Romney crosses the 1,144 dlegate number...but, for the reason I gave above, I highly doubt it.
Critical Endorsements and Support for Mitt Romney
http://www.jeffhead.com/endorseromney.htm
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>>> “ If Romney wins, I’d love to see him appoint Ron Paul as the Secretary of the Treasury. “ <<
A DREAM APPOINTMENT! The best position for Ron Paul to knash his teeth. EXCELLENT post for Ron, Jeff Head.
Where we seem to be dropping the game, in my estimation is inflicting enough damage to the Establishment. They are feeling no real heat for what they have done to the country and to us, who are the legs for their campaign grunt work.
We are still in a primary, after all.
What happen to the conservative’s tactic of voting in the primary against the Establishment candidate, say in Texas, lending support to the only resistance out there—Ron Paul, and then taking the general election as it comes.
It’s not our fault that “our guys/gals”, fell over early and Ron Paul did not. After TEXAS, the CONVENTION seems to be the last battle ground.
If Ron Paul has it in him at the convention to swing his sword, I am all in. He needs some delegate gains.