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|Could be the next [[Ronald Reagan]]; is the heir-apparent to massive support for [[Ron Paul]]; won the [[U.S. Senate]] seat by a 56-44% landslide in 2010, despite an intense effort by [[liberals]] to smear and defeat him; is 100% [[pro-life]].  Failure of Congress to cut spending enhances likelihood that voters will turn to someone strong on reducing government.  Could inherit the support for his father, who could hand off the campaign to Rand.

|Could be the next [[Ronald Reagan]]; is the heir-apparent to massive support for [[Ron Paul]]; won the [[U.S. Senate]] seat by a 56-44% landslide in 2010, despite an intense effort by [[liberals]] to smear and defeat him; is 100% [[pro-life]].  Failure of Congress to cut spending enhances likelihood that voters will turn to someone strong on reducing government.  Could inherit the support for his father, who could hand off the campaign to Rand.

|Rand, immensely popular after his landslide victory for Senate, will not run for president unless his dad drops his own campaign for the same office. Rand could first campaign for his dad and then become the candidate if voters think he has a better opportunity to win, but time is running out for Rand to assert himself as the candidate in 2012.

|Rand, immensely popular after his landslide victory for Senate, will not run for president unless his dad drops his own campaign for the same office. Rand could first campaign for his dad and then become the candidate if voters think he has a better opportunity to win, but time is running out for Rand to assert himself as the candidate in 2012.

|Backup if voters think his dad shouldn't run

|Will almost certainly be supporting his dad's run for President.

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|[[Allen West]]

|[[Allen West]]