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Traitors to the cause! Caving into McCain is not why they were sent to St. Paul! They were sent there to make a statement and take a stand. No matter how fruitless some may think such an action may be, it was essential that the few RP supporters who were able to make it to the floor remain steadfast. "Change" does not occur if those entrusted with it give in to political pressure. The Alamo was a "lost cause" too, but look at the courage that event provided others because of the resolve and sacrafice of a few brave men. We didn't ask these people to give their blood, but to simply stand there and vote for Ron Paul! Unbelievable!