Ron Paul Won’t Go Away
John McCain may have the Republican nomination wrapped up, but that isn't stopping Ron Paul from campaigning in Pennsylvania, where he is attacking McCain as insufficiently conservative. It's an odd posture for a candidate who won much support for his anti-war position, a topic that Paul omits here.
John McCain may have the Republican nomination wrapped up, but that isn’t stopping Ron Paul from campaigning in Pennsylvania, where he is attacking McCain as insufficiently conservative. It’s an odd posture for a candidate who won much support for his anti-war position, a topic that Paul omits here.
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