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Viper1 said:
badgenome said:
Ron who?


Google Ron Paul.

I watch a lot of news, and I'm pretty sure no man with that name exists. Do you mean RuPaul?



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badgenome said:
Viper1 said:
badgenome said:
Ron who?


Google Ron Paul.

I watch a lot of news, and I'm pretty sure no man with that name exists. Do you mean RuPaul?

He exists. I think he's the leader of the KKK, or something. Definately wrote a racist newsletter.



badgenome said:
Viper1 said:
badgenome said:
Ron who?


Google Ron Paul.

I watch a lot of news, and I'm pretty sure no man with that name exists. Do you mean RuPaul?


See my sig.



The rEVOLution is not being televised

SamuelRSmith said:
badgenome said:
Viper1 said:
badgenome said:
Ron who?


Google Ron Paul.

I watch a lot of news, and I'm pretty sure no man with that name exists. Do you mean RuPaul?

He exists. I think he's the leader of the KKK, or something. Definately wrote a racist newsletter.

Oh yeah! I heard about that!



I had only heard of Maine.

Quite devious of him to win such states in the matter of rank-and-file party hierarchy agitation. Sounds like something out of Soviet politics.



Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.

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Mr Khan said:
I had only heard of Maine.

Quite devious of him to win such states in the matter of rank-and-file party hierarchy agitation. Sounds like something out of Soviet politics.


Eh, the Romney people are doing it, too. They're just not as successful.

They did manage to walk away with the majority of delegates out of North Dakota, though, despite coming third in the straw vote to Paul and Santorum. They also outperformed in Alaska.

Romney people were handing out fake slates throughout the conventions over the weekends. Trying to deceive the voters into voting for people who weren't actually Paul delegates... which is worse? Following the rules to the letter? Or trying to defraud people into voting for the wrong person?





Mr Khan said:
I had only heard of Maine.

Quite devious of him to win such states in the matter of rank-and-file party hierarchy agitation. Sounds like something out of Soviet politics.


The original plan was they expected Santorum and gingrich to flame out early(which they did) and quit (which they didn't.)  Leaving Paul the only "conservative" getting by on his "states should decide and your states are conservative right?" social issues stance.

 

Which explains why people were claiming he and Romney had a deal when paul was mostly leaving him unscathed.  He wanted to save Romney for last.

It's funny really... he was practically the only candidate NOT to get a short "I could be the nomineee" boost.

Well him and Jindell, who was all the talk of 2009-2010, then people realized... well he's boring.





Oklahoma needs to be added to that list. Another clean sweep. 34/40 delegates.

According to some people, looking for about 15 delegates out of Arizona, too. Though this is a highly optimistic number.