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GOP Hopeful Paul Stumps In Kansas Ahead Of Caucus
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) _ Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul
says he has no numeric goal in mind as he chases delegates in
Saturday's Kansas caucuses.
The 12-term Texas congressman said after a Topeka rally with
about 500 supporters Friday that he just needs delegates in his bid
for the GOP nomination.
Kansas has 40 delegates up for grabs in Saturday's caucuses,
which will be held at 96 locations around the state.
Paul scheduled stops later Friday in Wichita and Lawrence. He
also planned to visit caucus sites in the northeastern Kansas GOP
stronghold of Johnson County.
Gov. Sam Brownback met with Paul before the rally and stayed a
few minutes before joining former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum
at another Topeka event. Brownback had endorsed Rick Perry for
president before the Texas suspended his campaign.
(Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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