After defeat, Maine supporters of Paul look ahead

AUGUSTA, Maine (AP) — Some Ron Paul supporters, acknowledging defeat within their own party at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., returned to Maine on Wednesday, and others planned to duck the big crowning events. But one of the Paul acti

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The fact that he was able to get more people to the (state) convention doesn't mean he has the support of a majority of the people...

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