Ron Paul focuses on North Dakota in quest for 1st state victory in GOP presidential race | The Republic - Dale Wetzel, Associated Press:
Mar. 5, 2012 - "BISMARCK, N.D. — In a state that typically receives more in federal spending than it pays in taxes, unabashed small-government cheerleader Ron Paul has done the most campaigning, drawn the largest crowds and attracted the biggest share of political donations among Republican presidential candidates.
Paul's best chance for his first 2012 victory may come Tuesday in North Dakota, which is holding party caucuses at more than 50 locations including ... the Bismarck Civic Center, where North Dakota Republicans will hold their state convention later this month.
"Paul is even planning a last-minute trip to North Dakota Tuesday night to speak at the Fargo Republican caucuses, which will include activists representing 10 of the state's 47 legislative districts."
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Paul's best chance for his first 2012 victory may come Tuesday in North Dakota, which is holding party caucuses at more than 50 locations including ... the Bismarck Civic Center, where North Dakota Republicans will hold their state convention later this month.
"Paul is even planning a last-minute trip to North Dakota Tuesday night to speak at the Fargo Republican caucuses, which will include activists representing 10 of the state's 47 legislative districts."
Read more: http://www.therepublic.com/view/story/7ee92d8dd4a34fabbf35c086bcc4fa76/ND--GOP-Campaign-North-Dakota/
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