I invite your comments and answers:
How many third and fourth place finishes are necessary before the campaign decides that the coalition strategy is the only hope?
How many caucus victories are needed in order to call the current strategy a success?
Has Ron Paul's staff requested an interview with Tavis Smiley?
Will Ron Paul do a big speech on race relations in which he exhaustively addresses the questions that keep coming his way?
Does the campaign intend to win or does it think it can have significant influence with a third or fourth place finish?
What influence will Ron Paul have if he finishes second?
At what point do you say, "We're running an independent or third party ticket."?
What does the recent revival of media silence suggest?
Is anybody on the campaign staff asking any hard questions?
How many third and fourth place finishes are necessary before the campaign decides that the coalition strategy is the only hope?
How many caucus victories are needed in order to call the current strategy a success?
Has Ron Paul's staff requested an interview with Tavis Smiley?
Will Ron Paul do a big speech on race relations in which he exhaustively addresses the questions that keep coming his way?
Does the campaign intend to win or does it think it can have significant influence with a third or fourth place finish?
What influence will Ron Paul have if he finishes second?
At what point do you say, "We're running an independent or third party ticket."?
What does the recent revival of media silence suggest?
Is anybody on the campaign staff asking any hard questions?
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