...The Republican Party now has to figure out how to handle a candidate like Paul. Ron Paul to be exact. They have to make sure that he does not run as a third party candidate, and with that take their votes. This would only lead to a loss for the Republican Party without enough desired support.
Ron Paul proves to be a very heavy contender as he racked in about 25% of the votes in the New Hampshire primary and 21% in Iowa. He may not have the same luck in South Carolina as he did previously, simply for the fact that his views aren't as popular there. However, it is very important that other candidates do not attack Paul too much as he may not win the primaries and nomination for the GOP, but he can definitely endorse them. With his endorsement comes his supporters endorsements.
This election is like walking on thin ice. Convincing others that you're the good guy, and your opponents are the not-as-good guys....and then once there's no competition that you guys are best friends....Interesting.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/01/13/us-usa-campaign-paul-idUSTRE80B25J20120113
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