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Let me guess, Paul really won them all?
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Let me guess, Paul really won them all?
Let me guess, Paul really won them all?
Iiowa. Right off the bat.
Let me guess, Paul really won them all?
Both delegate counts and popular vote counts should have been reported. I did read one article that listed both. Much of the media is becoming more FOXNews like-RUSH to report some facts, ignore others.Ron Paul Wins U.S. Virgin Islands Caucus - YouTube
Ron Paul Wins U.S. Virgin Islands Caucus - YouTube
Ron Paul Wins First Caucus: MSM Changes Rules, Reports Romney Wins
Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul secured his first caucus victory over the weekend, by winning 29 percent of the popular vote among the people of the U.S. Virgin Islands. However, the mainstream media decided to report that despite coming in second with 26 percent, Mitt Romney was the real winner.
The Republican Party of the U.S. Virgin Islands reported the results as 112 to Paul (29%), 101 to Romney (26%), 23 to Santorum (6%), 18 to Gingrich (5%),
In response, The AP and other mainstream reports yesterday claimed that Mitt Romney won caucus, because he stands to come away with more delegates. Continued
Comment: More MSM working for the NWO and the end of the USA.
So what's your point? That CONz are lying stealing cheating scum? Or that the LIBERAL media is at fault?
Why would Avatar do that?
That would mean giving concession to us by admitting it is media bias against Paul. Which would make one have to start actually learning about the rules of the game and not drone zombie media soundbitess, and could make one realize that the game is rigged. Which would probably not sit nicely into the boxed in thinking of most people.
Why are not his popular vote tallies reported as NEWS? In 2000, electors/popular vote was discussed at length.Well DANG! I mean C'Mon the guy took the Virgin Islands!!! How can he NOT be the nominee?![]()
Well DANG! I mean C'Mon the guy took the Virgin Islands!!! How can he NOT be the nominee?![]()
Romney is looking like the CHOICE of party leaders; thus, getting the most attention. Paul is ignored, Santorum is also a media "favorite".
Why would Avatar do that?
That would mean giving concession to us by admitting it is media bias against Paul. Which would make one have to start actually learning about the rules of the game and not drone zombie media soundbitess, and could make one realize that the game is rigged. Which would probably not sit nicely into the boxed in thinking of most people.
Well he constantly ridicules Paul for his earmark position, and I've probably explained the position at least 3 or 4 different times and everytime he never responds further, but will show up in a different Paul thread at another time and continue to criticize him on it.
I think he just retreats when he doesn't like the answer.
Let me guess, Paul really won them all?
At the precinct level, yes.
That doesn't necessarily mean he wins the majority of the states' delegates that go to national, but it puts him in the best position to win the most possible.
For example, if Paul wins 75% of delegates in the precincts of a specific county, then he has a significantly better chance of winning the next slate of delegates chosen at the county's convention. This in turn sends the majority of delegates on to the state convention, where the final slate of delegates is chosen to represent that state at the national convention. So winning majority delegates at precinct level basically gives you a huge advantage over your opponents, because delegate selection is majority based at the conventions.
Well DANG! I mean C'Mon the guy took the Virgin Islands!!! How can he NOT be the nominee?![]()
Not-so-independent logic there. it isn't about the nominee. It's about fair journalist practices and reporting the events without displaying a deliberate bias. Something our media has shown us they can not do time and time again.