Here's some pleasant news v. Ron Paul takeover

[Akus]

http://stcharlesjournal.stltoday.com/articles/2008/03/23/news/sj2tn20080322-0323stc-caucus0.ii1.txt

[Highland]

Opened up a can of Whoop Ass over there in Missouri and Kansas...bout to do the same thing over here in NC!

[Akus]

Opened up a can of Whoop Ass over there in Missouri and Kansas...bout to do the same thing over here in NC!

Our state cnvention in Texas is on 06/12/2008. Hopefully Tx will be Ron Paul's country...:cool:

[Kludge]

"Josh Stigal, a 24-year-old Republican attendee, walked out of the caucus after three hours.

"It's ridiculous," he said."

lol...

[Feelgood]

Opened up a can of Whoop Ass over there in Missouri and Kansas...bout to do the same thing over here in NC!

Remember...no mercy. :cool:

[nate895]

Screw them.

[nc4rp]

i like it. i especially liked this part:



The caucus attendees passed a proposed rule change that could impact the presumptive Republican presidential nominee. During the first vote, Missouri's 55 delegates are bound to vote for John McCain, who won the most votes during the statewide Republican primary Feb. 5. But Paul's supporters want the delegates to have the option of voting for the candidate who best represents the platform of the Missouri Republican Party.

[me3]

This is great. Can you imagine if the Dems or some third party tried to take over the GOP? They could do it, county by county if they were organized. The party seems to be filled with lazy insiders, too complacent to get active.

[nate895]

This is great. Can you imagine if the Dems or some third party tried to take over the GOP? They could do it, county by county if they were organized. The party seems to be filled with lazy insiders, too complacent to get active.

If the LP and CP combined to take over the GOP, they would have been taken over years ago. The Greens could have taken over the Dems easily enough as well.

[LEK]

Stafford said Paul supporters across Missouri organized through the Internet and even had practice caucuses.
But he said their main motive was not to put Paul in the White House.
"We weren't shouting Ron Paul! Ron Paul!" he said. "It was about party ideals."

Good, tactful statement. (wink)

[jointhefightforfreedom]

long live the republic!!!!!

[Cleaner44]

Although Paul received just 3.8 percent of the vote during the primary race in St. Charles County, the Paul supporters were in the majority of the 131 people who attended the March 15 caucus. They quickly elected Brent Stafford, a Paul supporter from O'Fallon, as chairman.

This is why our R3volution is different than Huck's or Romney's supporters.

[Zera]

Too bad they don't realize that with the counties that were won in Missouri, the delegates that were nominated at the county level will make up nearly 75% of the state delegates. The is mainly because of the high amount of Paul supporters that were chosen in the more populated counties.