-:Undertaker:-
15-05-2014, 05:34 PM
http://thelibertarianrepublic.com/rnc-paves-way-rand-paul/#axzz31jgweCrF
Republican National Committee paves the way for Rand Paul 2016 run
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The Republican National Committee may have just paved the way for a strong primary performance by Rand Paul.
The RNC recently decided that Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada will hold their primaries first. This lineup is widely considered to have given Rand Paul a decisive advantage. By giving Paul what could be his easiest battles first, the RNC’s schedule may help Paul establish himself as a promising candidate early in the primary.
“If Rand were to win two of those first three or three of those first four, he would be a train gathering a lot of steam,” says Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak.
“He already has his team in place in Iowa. I don’t know too many presidential candidates who can say that in May of 2014,” says Republican strategist Chris LaCivita.
Iowa and New Hampshire were two of Ron Paul’s strongest states in the 2012 primary.
Real Clear Politics’ 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination data shows that Rand Paul and Mike Huckabee are currently tied for first place.
Excellent news, as we learnt last time with both Democrats and Republicans: momentum in the primary stages is key to a victory. It seems a while away yet, but the next Presidential Election is in 2016 and the yanks like to start things very early so 2015 is when it will really begin to take off. In the running for the Republicans are Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Mike Huckabee and Paul Ryan. In terms of the Democrats, if Hiliary Clinton runs for the nomination then it's near certain she will be their 2016 nominee.
Amazing that a Bush seems to be in the running, but then again you could say the same about a second Clinton. :P
Thoughts?
Republican National Committee paves the way for Rand Paul 2016 run
http://i1.wp.com/thelibertarianrepublic.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/rand.jpg?fit=1024%2C1024
The Republican National Committee may have just paved the way for a strong primary performance by Rand Paul.
The RNC recently decided that Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, and Nevada will hold their primaries first. This lineup is widely considered to have given Rand Paul a decisive advantage. By giving Paul what could be his easiest battles first, the RNC’s schedule may help Paul establish himself as a promising candidate early in the primary.
“If Rand were to win two of those first three or three of those first four, he would be a train gathering a lot of steam,” says Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak.
“He already has his team in place in Iowa. I don’t know too many presidential candidates who can say that in May of 2014,” says Republican strategist Chris LaCivita.
Iowa and New Hampshire were two of Ron Paul’s strongest states in the 2012 primary.
Real Clear Politics’ 2016 Republican Presidential Nomination data shows that Rand Paul and Mike Huckabee are currently tied for first place.
Excellent news, as we learnt last time with both Democrats and Republicans: momentum in the primary stages is key to a victory. It seems a while away yet, but the next Presidential Election is in 2016 and the yanks like to start things very early so 2015 is when it will really begin to take off. In the running for the Republicans are Rand Paul, Jeb Bush, Mike Huckabee and Paul Ryan. In terms of the Democrats, if Hiliary Clinton runs for the nomination then it's near certain she will be their 2016 nominee.
Amazing that a Bush seems to be in the running, but then again you could say the same about a second Clinton. :P
Thoughts?