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At some point, its best to ignore the troll. He'll be here for the next month talking the same babbling nonsense, and then after the count in Tampa, never to be heard froma gain.
At this point, I find it more entertaining than annoying. At some point, though, I may put him on my ignore list - just as you did (and he would be the only poster on my ignore list as well).
A lot of people will be talking at the convention in Tampa...
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Originally Posted by pghquest
At some point, its best to ignore the troll. He'll be here for the next month talking the same babbling nonsense, and then after the count in Tampa, never to be heard froma gain.
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Originally Posted by afoigrokerkok
At this point, I find it more entertaining than annoying. At some point, though, I may put him on my ignore list.
I voted for Leppert. I knew he wouldn't win, but I wasn't about to vote for Perry-backed Dewhurst or Palin/Tea Party-backed Cruz. I'll vote for Dewhurst in the runoff.
Regardless, I don't think we can blame the runoff on Leppert. Dewhurst would have gotten 50% if the Tea Party hadn't been pushing Cruz so much, regardless of Leppert. The Texas Senate primary became their next main target after the Indiana Senate primary.
I'm just mad at Leppert because I think he used my city (Dallas). Couldn't vote for Cruz because he was born in Canada (j/k).
A lot of people will be talking at the convention in Tampa...
As an Obama supporter, I would love to see utter chaos in Tamps, however its not going to happen.
Now if you wanted to get super technical you could argue he isn't quite at the 1144 yet. He has about 130 or so unpledged delegates which is a mix of the caucus delegates and RNC member delegates (Paul is never going to get those establishment delegates anyway, but that is beside the point).
At the end of tonight Romney will have about 1,040 or so pledged deleagtes, so even if you count these unpledged delegates that are a mix of the caucus and RNC member delegates for Paul, with Romney at 1,040 or so pledged its impossible for him not to win.
With the unpledged delegates he has the 1144, without them and just going by the pledged he is around 1040 or so after tonight.
As an Obama supporter, I would love to see utter chaos in Tamps, however its not going to happen.
Now if you wanted to get super technical you could argue he isn't quite at the 1144 yet. He has about 130 or so unpledged delegates which is a mix of the caucus delegates and RNC member delegates (Paul is never going to get those establishment delegates anyway, but that is beside the point).
At the end of tonight Romney will have about 1,040 or so pledged deleagtes, so even if you count these unpledged delegates that are a mix of the caucus and RNC member delegates for Paul, with Romney at 1,040 or so pledged its impossible for him not to win.
With the unpledged delegates he has the 1144, without them and just going by the pledged he is around 1040 or so after tonight.
Romney is nowhere near that... before tonight's Texas primary...
Romney - 591 delegates Ron Paul - 186 delegates
Delegates TBD at state conventions - 1297
The Texas delegates will be counted at the state convention on June 7-9
At some point, its best to ignore the troll. He'll be here for the next month talking the same babbling nonsense, and then after the count in Tampa, never to be heard froma gain.
One of the best things to come out of today's primary is an overwhelming majority of folks sending a message to blowhard and legend in his own mind Craig James that he's not as popular as he thinks he is.
At this point, I find it more entertaining than annoying. At some point, though, I may put him on my ignore list - just as you did (and he would be the only poster on my ignore list as well).
I agree. I find it instructive that said poster joined in March, for the sole purpose of bleating that Mr. Paul is going to be the Republican nominee, all credible evidence to the contrary.
I guess that said poster is a relative of Mr. Paul.
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