Ron Paul can’t guarantee that if he doesn’t make it to general presidential election he’ll support the Republican Party’s nominee. After all, he does differ from his primary opponents on several issues such as foreign policy and civil liberties. “I haven’t decided,” he said on Washington, D.C.’s WMAL radio station. “I want us to stand for something.” He also hasn’t decided whether he’ll consider a third-party bid if he doesn’t get the nomination—and won’t decide any time soon. “Why do it now in the middle of a race? I have a lot of campaign events.”
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