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Originally posted by GogoVicMorrow
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
The cancelled Washington caucus however could have tipped Paul into the lead, which he probably had anyway. Where there's smoke there's fire. Likely there were other types of corruption and other sources for it. If the GOP was desperate enough to pull these stunts wouldn't you, being a smart and reasonable person, think it's safe to assume the committed other acts to manipulate the outcome?
Originally posted by Gmoneycricket
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
Go find 1 post that I have made false truths about Ron Paul.
Its a long line waiting to vote, I have time.
I was just watching you spout out in line, while waiting to vote.
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by eLPresidente
Well...these unreported caucuses wouldn't have helped Paul much.
Take the county results: waldo.villagesoup.com...
subtract out the already reported tows from the official count: www.mainegop.com...
And you get:
Gingrich - 18
Paul - 35
Romney - 29
Santorum - 39
So Paul lost to Santorum in the unreported caucuses...and had a net gain of 6 votes on Romney. Looks like you uncovered the huge conspiracy that is keeping Paul from the nomination.
And...it's the responsibility of the caucus chairs to report the numbers...if they didn't do that...then they can't be counted.edit on 13-2-2012 by OutKast Searcher because: (no reason given)
Maine GOP Chairman Charlie Webster said Monday that including all caucus votes likely would not change the outcome of the state’s preference poll. Asked whether the party would consider updating the result to include all communities, he said that is up to the state party committee, which meets next month.
Some big names already are urging the party to reconsider.
“I think it’s not surprising that there would be very strong objections to the notion that our votes wouldn’t count in Washington County,” Senate President Kevin Raye, R-Perry, said Tuesday. “I’ve made known my position that those votes should count and the [GOP] chair said he would take that request to the state committee.”
L. Sandy Maisel, professor of government at Colby College and a Democrat, said the perception seems to be that because the Maine Republican Party establishment largely supported Romney, it was selective when tallying the results.
You may not have proof of anything, but there is lots of evidence that would go over fairly well in a court of law and what be enough to spark an investigation to discover more.
Why have you decided to bring your fight to Ron Paul?
And come on, people have been taught since preschool how to correctly record and report a number, as I said before, where there is smoke there is fire. What is seen (a small margin of error) is usually the tip of the ice berg.
You see all those ZEROES on the waldo caucuses? You think they are legit?
Originally posted by OutKast Searcher
reply to post by eLPresidente
Well...these unreported caucuses wouldn't have helped Paul much.
Take the county results: waldo.villagesoup.com...
subtract out the already reported tows from the official count: www.mainegop.com...
And you get:
Gingrich - 18
Paul - 35
Romney - 29
Santorum - 39
So Paul lost to Santorum in the unreported caucuses...and had a net gain of 6 votes on Romney. Looks like you uncovered the huge conspiracy that is keeping Paul from the nomination.
And...it's the responsibility of the caucus chairs to report the numbers...if they didn't do that...then they can't be counted.edit on 13-2-2012 by OutKast Searcher because: (no reason given)
you really think these few that were outed are all of them? Why would they lie/cheat/steal about a few if they wouldn't make a difference.
Originally posted by freedom12
reply to post by OutKast Searcher
Well, given that several local prominent Maine folks in the know, have stayed publicly that Mr Webster is a Romney supporter, why do you find it so hard to believe? He is a Republican and has to support someone. He has not denied being a Romney supporter, after any of the various mentions of it. He didn't deny it on the radio when questioned on it by a caller.
Are you suggesting he's a Paul supporter? Maybe fecal boy or Newt?
Unfortunately, Mr Webster has taken down his Romney sign at his business, so I can't get any of the local Paul supporters to snap a photo of it anymore.
Originally posted by freedom12
reply to post by Cynicaleye
I believe the thread is on missing votes in Maine?
If threads on Dr Paul bother you so much, don't click on them. And definitely, don't make false claims about a very decent man.
And no, I didn't miss it...but it's not part of this thread's topic.
Ron Paul is shackled with the racism claim forever.
He has done little to dispell those opinions of people.