Do you think Ron Paul stands a chance here? (in Michigan)

[yesman]

I know many people in michigan are very very moderate, but that whole detroit area is super liberal. Just kind of worries me.

[dawnbt]

Yeah, but most of the people in Detroit don't vote anyway. We have a republican Governor...

[thoughtomator]

population of Detroit is also a lot smaller than it used to be

[yesman]

i live in dearborn and NOBODY here likes any candidates other than ron paul, so that's really good!

[psi2941]

A big fat zero. This is Romney land his dad was governor here and most people love him

[acptulsa]

A big fat zero. This is Romney land his dad was governor here and most people love him

I never figured out why so many loved old George so much in Michigan when he built his silly little cars in Kenosha, Wisconsin...

[Butchie]

A big fat zero. This is Romney land his dad was governor here and most people love him

Yeah, I hear that alot as well, just goes to show how much thought people put into voting, "he was born here", "I liked his dad", I'm always saying - seriously? I'm working on it in my area tho, got most of my family/friends convinced on Ron, but it will be tough to overcome Romney's superficial persona.

[yesman]

Actually, we have the highest concentration of muslims outside the middle east in southeast michigan, and they LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE his stance on Israel.

[Jingles]

Justin Amash got elected in Michigan. Why can't we?

[Drex]

Doesn't Michigan have the highest military deployment or something like that?

[tsai3904]

Make sure the young supporters are registered to vote. The deadline to register is January 30.

[psi2941]

Justin Amash got elected in Michigan. Why can't we?

he wasn't running against mitt Romney

[Cap]

I expect Ron to do pretty well here. Certainly better than the Grinch or Frothy. It is an open primary and is NOT a winner take all primary (new RNC rules put in place last year stipulate that primaries before April 1st cannot use winner-take-all). There is a strong independent undercurrent, combine this with the fact that people here are hurting financially and are tired of all the wars, I feel it makes for fertile ground to grow our message. It would be a mistake to bypass Michigan. There are a lot of closet Ron Paul supporters.

[roho76]

Justin Amash got elected in Michigan. Why can't we?

Justin resides in one of the most conservative districts in Michigan. A lot of Dutch Christians. It doesn't represent Michigan as a whole. Just saying.

[SOTR]

Doesn't Michigan have the highest military deployment or something like that?


I would imagine Texas to be higher.


Make sure the young supporters are registered to vote. The deadline to register is January 30.

Can't stress that enough, talk is cheap