Yahoo News The Signal: How Ron Paul could win nomination

[Edu]

"A loss to Paul would greatly diminish Gingrich's position as the anyone-but-Romney candidate. There is a high likelihood that Paul would become the anyone-but-Romney candidate, but that is not guaranteed. So, if Paul is 28.8 percent likely to win Iowa, that mean he has at most a 28.8 percent likelihood of becoming the anyone-but-Romney candidate as a result of the Iowa Caucus."

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/signal/ron-paul-could-win-105810338.html

Interesting points this guy makes.

[CaptUSA]

Yep. This is why Rush, Levin, Hannity, and Morris are all in a panic.

They figured it out. And they are going to fight as hard as possible before Iowa to prevent it.

[ross11988]

Written by David Rothschild

[InTradePro]

"A loss to Paul would greatly diminish Gingrich's position as the anyone-but-Romney candidate. There is a high likelihood that Paul would become the anyone-but-Romney candidate, but that is not guaranteed. So, if Paul is 28.8 percent likely to win Iowa, that mean he has at most a 28.8 percent likelihood of becoming the anyone-but-Romney candidate as a result of the Iowa Caucus."

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/signal/ron-paul-could-win-105810338.html
Interesting points this guy makes.

Not true!
He has a 28.8% chance of a win from Iowa, some chance from NH (currently 7.5%), a chance from SC, NV etc plus a chance even if he comes second in these for example if Romney won Iowa(currently 13%) and Dr Paul can second that could be a way of being the anyone-but-Romney candidate.