Don't worry Iowa Mr. Paul, it is actually good news!

What's all the ruckus about Paul losing Iowa, so what>>> There have been only THREE non-encumberant president who won the Iowa caucus, their party's nomination and went on to win the presidency. They are jimmy carter, bush,jr and obama. Who the hell wants to be in THAT company?

This isn't a "loss"", it's a good numerical advantage.

yeah, you're right.

and as soon my fellow RP supporters come out of damage control, they will say the same thing.

im still 100% behind him, even past the election, his words will echo for a long time

yes, He stands tall for the people already....and he'll hammer the return to the constitution home for months.
in the fine Texas tradition....proud of that man.....he doesn't need to be elected, just tell it!!
federal reserve is shaking in their boots, too!

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Agreed. The Iowa thing means nothing. Check this:

Ron Paul May Have Just Secretly Won Iowa
Posted on January 4, 2012 by Conservative Byte

Ron Paul may have officially come in third in tonight’s Iowa caucuses, but if his organizational strategy went off as planned, it is possible that the Texas Congressman is actually the real winner of the state’s Republican nominating contest. Senior advisors for Paul’s coalitions team told Business Insider this week that the campaign’s organizational strategy was focused not only on getting as many votes as they can, but in making sure that their volunteers stuck around after the voting to make sure that they were nominated as delegates to the county’s Republican convention — the first step towards being appointed as a delegate to the Republican National Convention. That’s because Iowa’s Republican caucuses are actually non-binding — it’s technically just a straw poll. The only thing that will get Paul’s — or any other candidate’s — Iowa supporters to Tampa this year is if they stuck around and volunteered, or were elected, as delegates. Continue Reading on www.businessinsider.com

Ron Paul is in the Delegation, it is not over yet, by any means.