Ron is fine with the redistricting proposal per this:

[sailingaway]

http://www.texastribune.org/texas-redistricting/redistricting/updated-ron-paul-says-map-changes-dont-bother-him/


Update, 3:45 p.m.: We've heard back from Ron Paul's spokesman. Jesse Benton said the longtime congressman takes no offense at the redistricting proposal, which would lower the GOP performance of the district considerably.

"Dr. Paul does not feel targeted, and his home county of Brazoria remains the cornerstone of the District," Benton said. "If anything, this is a compliment. The GOP knows Dr. Paul will win anywhere he runs, and that his electoral fortitude allows them to strengthen other districts and have no problems holding the 14th."

http://www.texastribune.org/texas-redistricting/redistricting/updated-ron-paul-says-map-changes-dont-bother-him/

[TheTyke]

Awesome response. :P

[trey4sports]

Rwned

[TXcarlosTX]

Rwned

Yeah he fuckn did!!!

[low preference guy]

wow. talk about being cocky.

[sailingaway]

wow. talk about being cocky.

You seem surprised. Rand is his son....

[TheDrakeMan]

Hmm, could Debra Medina or Robert Paul run in these new districts now?

[sailingaway]

I don't think Robert wants to run, but Medina might.

[TheTyke]

I remember when he paused his campaign to go campaign at home last time... He still won by a huge margin, but I wouldn't be at all surprised if the GOP were to drum up a big attack again as a means of making him choose and potentially weakening his presidential campaign. Fortunately, I think we'll have a pretty good idea how the race is going by then..

[cindy25]

he won with such a high percentage that its a safe Republican seat; any danger to Medina or Robert would be in the primary

[sailingaway]

I'm more worried about Ron in the primary. I'm not worried about Dems.