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Originally posted by DISINFORMANT
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by octotom
reply to post by Destinyone
It's more than one county from what I know. Several counties decided to hold their caucuses next week due to a snowstorm.
The chair of the Republican GOP who made the announcement of Mitt as the winner, when questioned about the Counties that weren't included yet, said...they won't be. That their votes would not be counted, these were the GOP final results.
What's up with that...
This is telling, if true. Do you have a verifiable source for this?
Maine’s caucuses began February 4 and continued throughout the week. But the results announced Saturday accounted for just 83 percent of all precincts in the state. Several communities elected to hold their caucuses at a later date.
Caucuses in Washington County scheduled Saturday were postponed until February 18 because of a major snowstorm that blanketed the region.
Earlier, the state party’s Executive Director Michael Quatrano said county officials were told the results would not count toward the total.
bostonglobe.com...
Originally posted by Destinyone
Originally posted by octotom
reply to post by Destinyone
It's more than one county from what I know. Several counties decided to hold their caucuses next week due to a snowstorm.
The chair of the Republican GOP who made the announcement of Mitt as the winner, when questioned about the Counties that weren't included yet, said...they won't be. That their votes would not be counted, these were the GOP final results.
What's up with that...
Paul performed well throughout the state, although his campaign’s stronghold of Washington County did not report today for inexplicable reasons. Congressman Paul was barely bested by Gov. Romney by about 194 votes, a margin the campaign is confident it will make up with the 200 plus votes expected to come out of Washington County’s caucus.
Originally posted by conar
Ron Paul Victory in Maine!
www.ronpaul2012.com...
Paul performed well throughout the state, although his campaign’s stronghold of Washington County did not report today for inexplicable reasons. Congressman Paul was barely bested by Gov. Romney by about 194 votes, a margin the campaign is confident it will make up with the 200 plus votes expected to come out of Washington County’s caucus.
Originally posted by FugitiveSoul
Google posting results at 600/600 then quickly going back to 0/600 is kinda proof that they're just throwing out stats for the masses to gobble up. Like another poster said, we'll see tomorrow how close the two results are.
Originally posted by FugitiveSoul
reply to post by nenothtu
Absolutely. And now Whitney Houston is dead. WTF?
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
I am waiting for you guys to say you were wrong about google,
None of this "They changed it because we found out!" BS. You guys were wrong and made a big deal out of nothing. Admit it.
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by nenothtu
But it is so. It has been proven.
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by nenothtu
But it is so. It has been proven.
Originally posted by nenothtu
Originally posted by FugitiveSoul
reply to post by nenothtu
Absolutely. And now Whitney Houston is dead. WTF?
A diversion for the infotainment generation? I dunno. I reckon folks have to figure out the importance of it to themselves for themselves...
Originally posted by TsukiLunar
reply to post by FugitiveSoul
lol, nice excuse. I do not buy your conspiracy BS. You have brought no evidence for your claims it was rigged. You were wrong. End of story. An intellectually honest person would admit that. I see you are not one of them.