My Dear Fellow Christian Readers,

Crosswalk has asked us what we think about this article. Have you thought about it? A "news" article with comments like these:

"experts are predicting that his influence could extend well beyond a presidential primary campaign that he is likely to lose," and "even if, as is likely, he fails to win his party's nomination."

"Likely to lose?" "As is likely, he fails to win?"

Whatever happened to actually reporting the news? Does this staff writer have a pipeline to God telling him the "likely" outcome of the election?

For a reality-check on what is "likely", please read my article -- "Repeat After Me: "Ron Paul Is NOT Electable!" -- at http://www.nolanchart.com/article579.html and follow the links to some other articles there. :)

Blessings!

I agree that Ron Paul may lead his rEVOLution beyond the Republican nomination should he not get it. But I seriously doubt he wil support any of the other candidates at all. He is so different from them on all policy positions. I'd say he's more likely to retain his Congressional seat but havemore influence in Congress than he has so far enjoyed. He is often the lone vote but others may join him if they see it to be politically expedient, or better yet he may inspire others to run for Congressional seats as Ron Paul Republicans or Ron Paul Democrats, or he may give a boost to the Libertarian or Constitution Parties chances at getting congresspersons elected.

If he doesn't win the nomination I would like to see him be asked by the networks to comment after debates and during the rest of the 2008 political race. He needs to continue to expose the big two party cnadidate for what they are, special interest advocates rather than Constitutional advocates for the American people.