We are 10 days away from Super Tuesday, what comes after?

[RCA]

I can't believe that we are only ten days away from the big day. My question is, if Ron Paul were to get the same amount of delegates as the previous states (4-10%), what will be the next step for the campaign?

Will they just wait for others to drop out in hopes of picking up some extra delegates? Of course, it goes without saying that I'm hoping that Super Tuesday is going to be the turning point for the campaign in the positive sense, but at the same time I don't want to be delusional. Any thoughts?

[SonicInfinity]

Take a guess.

[terlinguatx]

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[slantedview]

Texas! March 4th. A TON of delegates (second highest number), and I think we'll have this state on lockdown.

w00t :)

[nullvalu]

Indiana, May 6. Good number of delegates here too, winner takes all.

[Arklatex]

Texas! March 4th. A TON of delegates (second highest number), and I think we'll have this state on lockdown.

Amen brother, just put up a new sign today in the grand state!

[freedom-maniac]

We will have to gobble up the later states if we don't win big in Super Tuesday. Actually everyone will. Even though this is an extra Super Tuesday, winning all the delegates from all states still won't guarantee the nomination.

[RPDelegate]

I think RP is going to need to do better than he has been come Super Tuesday. If others continue to gain way more delegates than RP, it's going to become close to impossible to ever catch up to them. He needs to do well on Super Tuesday. If he doesn't, then I think what comes after it will not matter much. Right now he's got 3 candidates with way more delegates than he has.

On a side note, I don't see the Ghoul making it past Super Tuesday.

[ForrestLayne]

Virginia Feb 12 - winner take all 63

I live in small town, but have 2 ads to run for 4 days ahead of 2/12 - plus I will be writing letter to editor