CNN VIDEO: Ron Paul Is Still In The Race

Update: Ron Paul said this morning on CNN’s American Morning that while the Republican nomination is not within his grasp and primary season is winding down, he is still in the race and wants to get as many votes and delegates as he can to the Republican National Convention in September.

VIDEO: Ron Paul Ends Presidential Bid

In this new video, Dr. Paul acknowledges that he will not be the Republican nominee.  Though the active campaigning is at an end, Dr. Paul will continue to be on the ballot and encourages his supporters to continue to vote for him in the primaries.  He’s still out to get all the delegates he can, but recognizes that the best outcome that he can hope for is a small speaking role at the Republican National Convention in September.

VIDEO: Largest Crowd Yet Hears Ron Paul at Liberty University

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VIDEO: Ron Paul Speaks to CPAC 2008

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Romney Drops Out of Republican Primary Race

Today that the CPAC 2008 Conference, Former Massachusettes Governor Mitt Romney suspended his bid for the Republican nomination and signalled that John McCain would indeed become the nominee of the party to face either Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama in the November General election.

Mike Huckabee has said he will stay in the race for now.  He’s hoping to pick up another state or two as the alternative to McCain before becoming McCain’s running mate as part of the Republican “Dream Team” ticket to compete against an anticipated Clinton/Obama or Obama/Clinton Democratic incarnation.

 Ron Paul has said repeatedly that he will stay in the race through the Republican convention in September.  Paul gave his best speech ever today at CPAC after the Romney announcement.  Video of the speech will be available on this site momentarily.

VIDEO: Ron Paul at the Jan 30 Reagan Library Debate

One Down, Four To Go

Fred Thompson dropped out of the race for the Republican nomination yesterday.

Giuliani is out of money and if he doesn’t win Florida next week, he will probably follow Thompson’s lead.

Huckabee is also out of money and his campaign is on economic life support. The best hope he ever had was as a VP slot on the ticket though, and that is still very much a possibility if Romney or McCain secure the nomination.

Ron Paul has rising support, money in the bank, and more than 10,000 precinct captains working to get him elected.