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As the Daily Telegraph rolls out its lists of the most influential American conservatives and liberals, keep in mind that British bookies think Ron Paul has better odds of winning the presidency than John McCain, Mike Huckabee, John Edwards, or Bill Richardson. (The latter link comes via Andrew Sullivan, who seems to ascribe a bizarre level of authority to it.)
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