Ron Paul Not Planning to Support Romney

FORT WORTH - American presidential candidate Seriakt (USA) Ron Paul is a fellow of the Mitt Romney who is currently appearing as Obama's strongest competitor. Although Paul and Romney from the Republican Party, Paul did not intend to support Romney.

Paul insists, though he was familiar with the figure of Mitt Romney, Paul still will continue his campaign for a seat in the White House.

"I do not want my supporters to resign from the U.S. presidential election campaign. They hope I get a lot of votes for candidates Will the U.S. convention in August," said Paul, as quoted by the Associated Press, Thursday (12/04/2012).

76-year-old grandfather looked at the convention would be the U.S. Candidates with work carried as a member of Congress from Texas. On Wednesday, Paul seems to speak in front of three thousand people in Fort Worth Texas.

Until now, the former Pennsylvania Senator Rick Santorum has decided to withdraw from the race to win the U.S. presidency. Santorum's resignation is thought to be a great opportunity for Romney to defeat Obama.

Undeniably, the chances of Romney's big enough for all this time, the votes obtained by Ron Paul and Newt Gingrich is not obtained for Santorum. Paul would even be one of the U.S. presidential candidates who received the least votes. (Aul)

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