Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

[Kevin_Kennedy]

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who suddenly faces a challenge from Maine Republican National Committeeman Mark Willis in his bid for a second term, "has sought out Paul supporters as he seeks re-election."

The relationship between the Republican establishment and Ron Paul supporters within the GOP has been at times volatile over the past year, and until now Priebus has not proactively sought out support from the Ron Paul-Libertarian side of the party.

But Libertarian minded activists, many of whom supported Ron Paul, have gained ground as part of the Republican leadership in several states recently. In addition to Nevada, and Maine, they've had success in Iowa, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, and Minnesota.

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

 

[Mad Scientist]

Why do WE have to support THEM? It was the Republican Party who snubbed Ron Paul! Didn't THEY lose the Election? THEY are the problem!

Reince Preibus should be coming over to OUR SIDE!

 

[Oddball]

Funny how that fuckchop didn't need the support of the Paul supporters (or the Santorum supporters for that matter) last summer at the RNC.

 

[Katzndogz]

Ron Paul has retired. The Ghost of Ron Paul isn't going to run for any office.

 

[Oddball]

Ron Paul has retired. The Ghost of Ron Paul isn't going to run for any office.

His supporters haven't gone anywhere.

 

[SniperFire]

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who suddenly faces a challenge from Maine Republican National Committeeman Mark Willis in his bid for a second term, "has sought out Paul supporters as he seeks re-election."

The relationship between the Republican establishment and Ron Paul supporters within the GOP has been at times volatile over the past year, and until now Priebus has not proactively sought out support from the Ron Paul-Libertarian side of the party.

But Libertarian minded activists, many of whom supported Ron Paul, have gained ground as part of the Republican leadership in several states recently. In addition to Nevada, and Maine, they've had success in Iowa, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, and Minnesota.

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

Perhaps you are thinking of the non-Republicans - the less than 1% of the vote - who voted for that Gary Johnson toad?


LOL

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who suddenly faces a challenge from Maine Republican National Committeeman Mark Willis in his bid for a second term, "has sought out Paul supporters as he seeks re-election."

The relationship between the Republican establishment and Ron Paul supporters within the GOP has been at times volatile over the past year, and until now Priebus has not proactively sought out support from the Ron Paul-Libertarian side of the party.

But Libertarian minded activists, many of whom supported Ron Paul, have gained ground as part of the Republican leadership in several states recently. In addition to Nevada, and Maine, they've had success in Iowa, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, and Minnesota.

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

Perhaps you are thinking of the non-Republicans - the less than 1% of the vote - who voted for that Gary Johnson toad?


LOL

I'd be interested to see the breakdown of voters that supported Ron Paul in the primary and then Mitt Romney in the general, versus those who voted for Gary Johnson, Virgil Goode, or didn't vote at all for the general. Obviously you'll have no problem linking to said numbers.

 

[Oddball]

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who suddenly faces a challenge from Maine Republican National Committeeman Mark Willis in his bid for a second term, "has sought out Paul supporters as he seeks re-election."

The relationship between the Republican establishment and Ron Paul supporters within the GOP has been at times volatile over the past year, and until now Priebus has not proactively sought out support from the Ron Paul-Libertarian side of the party.

But Libertarian minded activists, many of whom supported Ron Paul, have gained ground as part of the Republican leadership in several states recently. In addition to Nevada, and Maine, they've had success in Iowa, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, and Minnesota.

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

I'd bet that they stayed home or voted LP...And I'd probably win that bet.

Dr. Paul's supporters aren't so cheap as to turn around and support the stooge who stole all their delegates, stole their rightful speaking slots and seats on the platform committee.

 

[aaronleland]

Most Ron Paul supporters probably voted third party or for a more socially liberal candidate. Romney was neither socially liberal or fiscally conservative.

 

[Truthmatters]

Ron Paul has retired. The Ghost of Ron Paul isn't going to run for any office.

But he left you rand paul.

oh yeah hes an imbecile

 

[Ravi]

On Tuesday, the Associated Press reported that RNC Chairman Reince Priebus, who suddenly faces a challenge from Maine Republican National Committeeman Mark Willis in his bid for a second term, "has sought out Paul supporters as he seeks re-election."

The relationship between the Republican establishment and Ron Paul supporters within the GOP has been at times volatile over the past year, and until now Priebus has not proactively sought out support from the Ron Paul-Libertarian side of the party.

But Libertarian minded activists, many of whom supported Ron Paul, have gained ground as part of the Republican leadership in several states recently. In addition to Nevada, and Maine, they've had success in Iowa, Kentucky, Colorado, Florida, Missouri, and Minnesota.

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

Talk about chutzpah.

 

[SniperFire]

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

Perhaps you are thinking of the non-Republicans - the less than 1% of the vote - who voted for that Gary Johnson toad?


LOL

I'd be interested to see the breakdown of voters that supported Ron Paul in the primary and then Mitt Romney in the general, versus those who voted for Gary Johnson, Virgil Goode, or didn't vote at all for the general. Obviously you'll have no problem linking to said numbers.

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

 

[Oddball]

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

Perhaps you are thinking of the non-Republicans - the less than 1% of the vote - who voted for that Gary Johnson toad?


LOL

I'd be interested to see the breakdown of voters that supported Ron Paul in the primary and then Mitt Romney in the general, versus those who voted for Gary Johnson, Virgil Goode, or didn't vote at all for the general. Obviously you'll have no problem linking to said numbers.

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

Millions of registered republicans stayed home....How is it such a stretch to presume that a fair percentage of those abstainers were Paul and Santorum supporters, who were pissed about getting flat out ripped off at the RNC?

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

Reince Priebus Now Courting Ron Paul Supporters

I don't see that working out real well for him.

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

I'd bet that they stayed home or voted LP...And I'd probably win that bet.

Dr. Paul's supporters aren't so cheap as to turn around and support the stooge who stole all their delegates, stole their rightful speaking slots and seats on the platform committee.

At the same time, even if he's right it's irrelevant. If they supported Ron Paul over Mitt Romney in the primaries why would they support Reince Priebus if given a better choice?

 

[SniperFire]

I'd be interested to see the breakdown of voters that supported Ron Paul in the primary and then Mitt Romney in the general, versus those who voted for Gary Johnson, Virgil Goode, or didn't vote at all for the general. Obviously you'll have no problem linking to said numbers.

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

Millions of registered republicans stayed home....How is it such a stretch to presume that a fair percentage of those abstainers were Paul and Santorum supporters, who were pissed about getting flat out ripped off at the RNC?

It is your conjecture.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

The VAST majority of Ron Paul supporters within the GOP, of course, voted for Romney.

Perhaps you are thinking of the non-Republicans - the less than 1% of the vote - who voted for that Gary Johnson toad?


LOL

I'd be interested to see the breakdown of voters that supported Ron Paul in the primary and then Mitt Romney in the general, versus those who voted for Gary Johnson, Virgil Goode, or didn't vote at all for the general. Obviously you'll have no problem linking to said numbers.

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

Can you quote for me where I said anything of the sort? Though I had to register Republican to vote in the primary in Ohio, and I certainly did not vote for the Republican nominee in November. So it doesn't seem to be such a ridiculous claim even had I actually made it.

 

[Kevin_Kennedy]

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

Millions of registered republicans stayed home....How is it such a stretch to presume that a fair percentage of those abstainers were Paul and Santorum supporters, who were pissed about getting flat out ripped off at the RNC?

It is your conjecture.

Says the guy who still hasn't provided any actual numbers to back up his previous statement regarding a "vast majority" of Paul supporters voting for Mitt Romney in November.

 

[LadyGunSlinger]

Reince Preibus is a douche and so are the RNC.

 

[Oddball]

You are the one making the ridiculous claim that registered Republicans for some reason decided not to vote for the party's nominee.

Not me.

Millions of registered republicans stayed home....How is it such a stretch to presume that a fair percentage of those abstainers were Paul and Santorum supporters, who were pissed about getting flat out ripped off at the RNC?

It is your conjecture.

A lot more likely and credible than your conjecture that the "vast majority" of Paul and Santorum supporters, whom were told to fuck off at the RNC, just blindly lined up and supported Vinnie Vitalis because of that (R) next to his name.

Not everyone is a blind party man neocon tool like you.

 

[Truthmatters]

Reince Preibus is a douche and so are the RNC.

nice to find something to agree with you on.