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Many of the delegates are up in the air still. Some are awarded on a proportionate basis. It's really not clear how many delegates he has at this point. A lot of it depends on how many of his supporters are selected to become delegates.
Many of the delegates are up in the air still. Some are awarded on a proportionate basis. It's really not clear how many delegates he has at this point. A lot of it depends on how many of his supporters are selected to become delegates.
What would make you think ANY of the at large delegates would go to Ron Paul?
Hint: Paul is an outsider, he has no political capital, delegates will go to those with political momentum. Not the fourth place finisher
So there is a giant conspiracy to keep Ron Paul from becoming President?
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Many of the delegates are up in the air still. Some are awarded on a proportionate basis. It's really not clear how many delegates he has at this point. A lot of it depends on how many of his supporters are selected to become delegates.
What would make you think ANY of the at large delegates would go to Ron Paul?
Hint: Paul is an outsider, he has no political capital, delegates will go to those with political momentum. Not the fourth place finisher
Paul has a lot of political capital.
What would make you think ANY of the at large delegates would go to Ron Paul?
Hint: Paul is an outsider, he has no political capital, delegates will go to those with political momentum. Not the fourth place finisher
Paul has a lot of political capital.
With what party?
A surprising national poll released Tuesday found Texas Rep. Ron Paul surging to second place in the GOP presidential field, coming within eight percentage points of front-runner Mitt Romney.
The Reuters/Ipsos poll results show Paul at 21 percent nationally, with Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, at 29 percent.
Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich scored 19 percent support in the poll, conducted Feb. 26, while former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum took 18 percent.
Although national polls are largely insignificant in a primary season where individual states are of crucial importance, they do indicate trends in voter preferences.
Reuters/Ipsos found that despite big wins by Romney in Florida and Nevada, his popularity actually declined since early January. Meanwhile, Pauls support grew by five percent.
Romney still hasnt really convinced all the Republicans across the country that hes the guy to get behind, said Ipsos research director Chris Jackson in a statement.
Gingrichs support slipped slightly, while Santorums support also grew by five percentage points since early January.
Read more: Ron Paul Surges | Second Place Nationally | Mitt Romney | The Daily Caller
ron paul will never be president.
Many of the delegates are up in the air still. Some are awarded on a proportionate basis. It's really not clear how many delegates he has at this point. A lot of it depends on how many of his supporters are selected to become delegates.
What would make you think ANY of the at large delegates would go to Ron Paul?
Hint: Paul is an outsider, he has no political capital, delegates will go to those with political momentum. Not the fourth place finisher
Many of the delegates are up in the air still. Some are awarded on a proportionate basis. It's really not clear how many delegates he has at this point. A lot of it depends on how many of his supporters are selected to become delegates.
What would make you think ANY of the at large delegates would go to Ron Paul?
Hint: Paul is an outsider, he has no political capital, delegates will go to those with political momentum. Not the fourth place finisher
Because part of Pauls caucus strategy is to teach his supporters in caucus states how the delegate system works and to encourage them to stick around after the voting to get selected as delegates. His supporters will vote for him in the convention regardless.
If he was running in 1812 instead of 2012 they may have been of some help
But, but........Paul is gunna win
If he doesn't....it must be some kind of conspiracy
Every politically controlled educational system will inculcate the doctrine of state supremacy sooner or later. . . . Once that doctrine has been accepted, it becomes an almost superhuman task to break the stranglehold of the political power over the life of the citizen. It has had his body, property and mind in its clutches from infancy. An octopus would sooner release its prey. A tax-supported, compulsory educational system is the complete model of the totalitarian state.
Isabel Paterson, The God of the Machine (1943)
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If he was running in 1812 instead of 2012 they may have been of some help
Understood.
We are now a minority which has no rights the majority has to recognize.
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I would LOVE to see Paul try to steal the GOP nomination
That would lead to a unanimous Obama election
