Former Republican presidential candidate Rep. Ron Paul (Texas) said Tuesday he was still not endorsing either presidential candidate because he believed both represented a continuance of the status quo. <\/p>\n
\"I don't think there's enough difference between the two candidates, and I assume the victor today will be the status quo,\" Paul told CNN. \"We're going to continue with basically the same policies that we've had for a long time, so I don't see the election, as the way it's turning out, to be very crucial at all.\" <\/p>\n
In a June appearance on Fox News, the younger Paul said that while his \"first choice had always been my father,\" he was now supporting the Republican nominee. <\/p>\n
\"Now that the nominating process is over, tonight, I am happy to announce I am supporting Gov. Romney,\" Paul said. <\/p>\n
Tuesday marks the first time in decades that Ron Paul will not appear on the ballot in his home state of Texas. The 77-year-old congressman plans to retire at the end of his term this year. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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