MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Republican Texas Rep. Ron Paul used his only planned campaign stop in Wisconsin on Thursday to speak to a receptive crowd largely composed of college students who braved chilly temperatures to cheer on his message of personal liberty on the campus of the University of Wisconsin.

With temperatures in the mid-40s, Paul urged a couple thousand supporters outside the student union not to give up before Tuesday's primary. Paul said at a similar stop Wednesday at the University of Maryland that he has no plans to drop out of the presidential race even though he is running a distant fourth.

The Wisconsin crowd rewarded him with cheers of "President Paul!"