Paul gets more delegates than Romney in West Virginia, Huck wins
Mike Huckabee bested Mitt Romney to win 18 national delegates from the West Virginia Republican convention. In order to secure enough support to win the convention, Camp Huckabee cut a last minute deal with Camp Paul. As part of the deal, three Huckabee delegates agree to resign and be replaced by three Ron Paul delegates. More...
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Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Monday, February 4, 2008
Ron Paul Super Tuesday Preview
How will Paul do on Super Tuesday?
Ron Paul wins Alaska caucus! Ron Paul outpaces rivals in North Dakota, Minnesota and Colorado! Paul pulls 15% in California! Montana Republicans choose Paul. Romney concedes defeat to Paul in West Virginia.
OK, just practicin'. What can I say? I'm excited for the possibilities of Super Tuesday in regards to the Ron Paul Revolution. I state firmly that his current 4% national polling numbers will be proven very inaccurate.
My head is not totally in the clouds though. If even one of the above headlines were to come true I'd be very pleased. With second-place finishes in Maine, Nevada and Louisiana to date, I do not expect Ron Paul to emerge as the clear frontrunner after the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
Paul will likely pull single-digits in a number of states, maybe even a dozen of 'em. More...
Ron Paul wins Alaska caucus! Ron Paul outpaces rivals in North Dakota, Minnesota and Colorado! Paul pulls 15% in California! Montana Republicans choose Paul. Romney concedes defeat to Paul in West Virginia.
OK, just practicin'. What can I say? I'm excited for the possibilities of Super Tuesday in regards to the Ron Paul Revolution. I state firmly that his current 4% national polling numbers will be proven very inaccurate.
My head is not totally in the clouds though. If even one of the above headlines were to come true I'd be very pleased. With second-place finishes in Maine, Nevada and Louisiana to date, I do not expect Ron Paul to emerge as the clear frontrunner after the Super Tuesday primaries and caucuses.
Paul will likely pull single-digits in a number of states, maybe even a dozen of 'em. More...
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