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Yes, you're right that some of the delegates bound to vote for Romney on the first ballot are Paul supporters. But they still have to vote for Romney on the first ballot and there will not be a second ballot!
The second ballot is inevitable! Ron Paul takes it to the White House...
You're not paying close attention to the recent Ron Paul money bomb.
If everything a candidate said was true, then the national debt under obama would be $0.
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That's because Ron Paul is running a fiscally responsible campaign... The delegates are all going to Ron Paul... Even Romney's delegates are Ron Paul supporters... It's over... Ron Paul has the Republican nomination... It's just a matter of counting the delegates at the Convention in Tampa...
And when they do, Ron Paul will end up losing. You can sit here and dream but I choose to live in reality.
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Originally Posted by Born to Run
The second ballot is inevitable! Ron Paul takes it to the White House...
What type of drugs are you taking? Faced with voting for Paul, or Obama, I'd probably have to go Obama, and I cant stand the man. While I like Pauls message, he's got no ability to make any of it happen.
More than half of Romney's delegates will vote for Ron Paul... most of Newt Gingrich's delegates being transfered to Ron Paul as well... Second ballot is a done deal...
Yes, you're right that some of the delegates bound to vote for Romney on the first ballot are Paul supporters. But they still have to vote for Romney on the first ballot and there will not be a second ballot!
Free people, don't have to do anything of the such...
Who sold their souls?
More than half of Romney's delegates will vote for Ron Paul... most of Newt Gingrich's delegates being transfered to Ron Paul as well... Second ballot is a done deal...
What on gods earth makes you believe any of this is true? I'm not sure if a Paul supporter should be admired for their continuing support, or if they should be laughed at for simply making things up and then believing they are true..
What on gods earth makes you believe any of this is true? I'm not sure if a Paul supporter should be admired for their continuing support, or if they should be laughed at for simply making things up and then believing they are true..
Freedom from someone else's control, is very liberating.
Something, few never get to feel.
What on gods earth makes you believe any of this is true? I'm not sure if a Paul supporter should be admired for their continuing support, or if they should be laughed at for simply making things up and then believing they are true..
What on Earth are these delusional Romney supporters thinking when they watch FOX news and CNN who have lost 50% of thier viewership in the last 3 months?...
What on gods earth makes you believe any of this is true? I'm not sure if a Paul supporter should be admired for their continuing support, or if they should be laughed at for simply making things up and then believing they are true..
I have a lot of respect for Ron Paul and his message. I respect that he always sticks to his principles. That being said, his delusioned followers almost make me see him in a more negative light. His cult-like following is a huge turnoff. Also - that he always sticks to his principles without ever wavering, while admirable, is also a sign that he is impractical and suggests that his views are unadaptable to real-life situations that would arise if he was elected president. So, to some degree, his ardent adherence to his principles is actually a negative in my mind when thinking about whether he would be a good leader of the free world.
I have a lot of respect for Ron Paul and his message. I respect that he always sticks to his principles. That being said, his delusioned followers almost make me see him in a more negative light. His cult-like following is a huge turnoff. Also - that he always sticks to his principles without ever wavering, while admirable, is also a sign that he is impractical and suggests that his views are unadaptable to real-life situations that would arise if he was elected president. So, to some degree, his ardent adherence to his principles is actually a negative in my mind when thinking about whether he would be a good leader of the free world.
You could say, they are out of CONTROL. Scares people when there is freedom and they cannot control it.
Freedom is very liberating.
The truth will set you free.
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