On CNN today, Ron Paul reacted to Donald Trump's claim at CPAC that the Texas represenative couldn't be elected president.
"That makes me think about back when the times I first ran, because everybody knows my positions have been exactly the same [since] 30 years ago when I first ran for office.
I run in a very conservative, Bible-belt district, and I challenged everything George Bush did, practically.
And people say 'You can't win with that. You're too much of a strict constitutionalist. You want such little government. You actually want to balance the budget. You can't win. It just won't work.'
So I've won eleven times, so I don't know whether he has earned the right to criticize somebody for not winning an election when I don't know how many elections he's won so far himself."
Trump's comments at CPAC that prompted Paul's reply.
"By the way, Ron Paul cannot get elected, I'm sorry to tell you."
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