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Mitt Romney on Tuesday night won the Texas primary, FOX News Channel reported, claiming enough delegates to secure the Republican presidential nomination.
With less than two percent of precincts reporting, Romney had 71.4 percent of the vote to Ron Paul's 10 percent. Despite both dropping out of the race, Rick Santorum had 7.3 percent of the vote and Newt Gingrich 4.6 percent.
Romney has been the presumptive GOP nominee since his last serious challenger, Santorum, bowed out in April.
But by winning Texas -- which offers 155 delegates -- the former Massachusetts governor claimed the l
Originally posted by randomname
that's the beauty of a democracy. you only have yourselves to blame.
not obama, not romney, yourselves.
it doesn't make it right, it makes it reality.
but americans don't really have much choice or quality to choose from.
Originally posted by Helious
It does not matter if Mitt or Obama win this election, if it's not Ron Paul and things continue on the way they are and are headed, the revolution will happen anyway. America and largely the world can't continue the way it currently is. The people will dictate the want, the need and the ends to that purpose, the way it has been through out history.
Originally posted by Southern Guardian
With less than two percent of precincts reporting
Originally posted by Agent_USA_Supporter
Originally posted by Helious
It does not matter if Mitt or Obama win this election, if it's not Ron Paul and things continue on the way they are and are headed, the revolution will happen anyway. America and largely the world can't continue the way it currently is. The people will dictate the want, the need and the ends to that purpose, the way it has been through out history.
Sadly you are correct, it really doesn't matter Romney? Or Obama McCain, Hillary for 2016 They are all part of the elites.
Originally posted by Southern GuardianRomney has 65% of the votes coming from Paul's very own district. This was a district that Paul represented for 20 years!
It was not what Mr. Paul, the 76-year-old physician, had in mind. The district lost much of its rural character, and he faced the daunting prospect of introducing himself to about 300,000 people who were not in the old version of the district.
Originally posted by artnut
reply to post by litterbaux
Exactly this, wondering what I am missing. I voted just before 7pm here in Texas, at 8:30, the news was reporting 2-3% votes in, but Huffpo declared Mittens the winner. How is this possible?