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Radical Rolf on WIBA radio this morning! (AUDIO)
Discusses Ron Paul's delegates. Rollicking Rolf comes on at the 16 minute mark. The program aired from 8:30 to 9 am.
LISTEN TO ROLF HERE:
http://www.wiba.com/player/?station=...l&mid=22055921
B-) cool
It is technically possible but still extremely unlikely. Caucus states alone do not make a majority of the delegates, and delegates to the primary states are bound. With Newt and -Wad out of the race the chances of a brokered convention are ridiculously small.
Even with a brokered convention there is almost no way he has enough
Ron's best chance was to hope Newt and -Head stayed in. Brokered convention far more likely. He could pledge his delegates to Romney for a ridiculous increase in power for the libertarian wing of the party.
Sincerely,
ter McGee
Radical Rolf on WIBA radio this morning! (AUDIO)
Discusses Ron Paul's delegates. Rollicking Rolf comes on at the 16 minute mark. The program aired from 8:30 to 9 am.
LISTEN TO ROLF HERE:
http://www.wiba.com/player/?station=...l&mid=22055921
B-) cool
The GOP establishment claims there is a gigantic conspiracy for Ron Paul to get delegates.
There is nothing gigantic about the Paul campaign.The GOP establishment claims there is a gigantic conspiracy for Ron Paul to get delegates.
lol radical
Sharon Stone: "What are you going to do, charge me with smoking?" (VIDEO)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PFVbl7niUMs
=)) rolling on the floor
lol good for Romney
Romney is not trying to win, he is throwing the election to Obama.
I'm just quoting SA210's YouTube.Romney is not trying to win, he is throwing the election to Obama.
Really? Why would he go to that much trouble to run against him?Romney is not trying to win, he is throwing the election to Obama.
bump! Move Nevada into the winners column!
Paul is actually winning some delegates and has the Romney people scared to the point where they're resorting to some really petty tactics.
http://www.reddit.com/r/politics/com...ul_wins_maine/
I think he's really only won like 3 states though.
RP suckers "all sound and fury, signifying nothing"
I actually liked Ron Paul before I started noticing the type of people that are rooting for him to win.
Now he bothers me.
I like how Paul is so "out there" for Americans while France just elected a evil socialist president.
Yeah, some of his ideas are bad but you act like if he was elected he would have free reign to implement any stupid policy he wants without consulting anybody.
Hollande was left party, vs the right party. He was one of the two major parties, not from a lunatic, deluded fringe like the one that votes Randian Paul.
Last edited by boutons_deux; 05-07-2012 at 01:43 PM.
Latest delegate projections:
Ron Paul is projected to win the most delegates in the following states (24); Washington, Oregon, California, New Mexico, Texas, Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, Idaho, Utah, Oklahoma, and Vermont.
Paul has already won (8); Nevada, Colorado, Minnesota, Iowa, Minnesota, Louisiana, Massachusetts, and Maine.
This is enough delegates for Ron Paul to secure the GOP nomination.
Wasn't there someone in here lol'ing at the thought of RP even coming anywhere close to winning anything in Texas?
ppl that actually root for obama or romney are way scarier
Maybe these delegates can tell me what to be outraged about.
what type is that?
This really has me wondering. All the other times Paul ran for president, he bowed out by the time he saw he wasn't getting anywhere. For him to stay in and claim he has most the delegates probably has some merit.
"he has most the delegates"
You Lie
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