Ron Paul is in a position to make a change in the Iowa caucuses in three weeks that would have serious consequences for the GOP elite
Inputdebate Thursday night - and caucuses just 21 days away -. Probably the only person who thinks that Newt Gingrich, can meet the high expectations of the survey on recent results and discussion are set is Newt Gingrich
The rest of the field and political agents, are preparing for a scenario that three months ago would have seemed as ridiculous as I do not know, Herman Cain is the favorite: Ron Paul wins in Iowa
Among the voters of Iowa, Paul is the only candidate in the lead pack (which is the highest!) It has not seen his support rather abruptly, and then erode . Paul is in fact the only candidate who has just seen its support grow.
This foundation, combined with the organization Paul Iowa - unlike Romney and Gingrich, who has one - Paul put in a position to take an upheaval that has the potential to shake not only the career in 2012, but the way the Republican Party held their primary in the coming years.
- A win in Iowa would give Paul the type of establishment Republicans more ammunition in his fight to "minimize the importance of Iowa." Nobody is going to go that far, not even off the record, saying Iowa should not play a role. Those who say that Paul's victory in Iowa would have not only "seems to forget that
- delegates are awarded
- it, though experts believe the winner will pick the candidate or not.
In many ways, a victory would be a repudiation of the policy sound-bite/image-driven Paul we just take for granted, as the language of United States electoral frank. Even if you do not agree on the positions of Paul, we can not say that he has simplified his explanation of them to leave a good line. And, look at the man - the personal appearance was certainly not the focus grouped. (Or, if any, is a discussion group of people that still allow the mother to choose her clothes.) Would also be the strongest possible de facto rejection of the Republican Party from top to bottom for presidential candidates.
So Paul could win a revolution within the party - whether for the elite to take control with even stronger hand, or a new direction to exit. Closer to the present, would open the field: agitation Gingrich on the first, to warn of Romney in New Hampshire, and take the first Republican state a reason to reconsider what " eligibility "means to them. Huntsman could be an attractive option, once Romney has a bag over his head.
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