Ron Paul says there's 3 states can win on Super Tuesday

[RonPaulFanInGA]

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3460_162-57390220/ron-paul-predicts-3-wins-on-super-tuesday/


Spending the day campaigning in Alaska, Rep. Paul told host Bob Schieffer that he is looking to win three of the seven "Super Tuesday" states: Alaska, North Dakota and Idaho.

Alaska and North Dakota are winnable.

[dvictr]

do it

[hammy]

I don't know how many more my heart can take of topics like these. I used to think when the Penguins/Steelers would lose in the Stanley Cup/Playoff/Superbowl used to hurt... but they're literally nothing in comparison to every time Ron Paul doesn't win. It feels like a piece of my soul is taken away.

[DerickVonD]

I don't know how many more my heart can take of topics like these. I used to think when the Penguins/Steelers would lose in the Stanley Cup/Playoff/Superbowl used to hurt... but they're literally nothing in comparison to every time Ron Paul doesn't win. It feels like a piece of my soul is taken away.
Once the revolution start we ourselves will just have to place Paul in office.

[James Madison]

I don't know how many more my heart can take of topics like these. I used to think when the Penguins/Steelers would lose in the Stanley Cup/Playoff/Superbowl used to hurt... but they're literally nothing in comparison to every time Ron Paul doesn't win. It feels like a piece of my soul is taken away.

But the Penguins and Steelers have won recently, haven't they?;)

[coolguy67]

I feel like we have to have at least one win. I feel like Alaska is the best bet being that it's isolated, so there's perhaps less chance of outside influence and tom foolery with the votes.

[ericthethe]

What's even more disheartening is realizing even if he does win a few states it'll go largely ignored by you know who.

[coolguy67]

What's even more disheartening is realizing even if he does win a few states it'll go largely ignored by you know who.

The more we win, the more chaos that's created, the more they get annoyed. I love it, ha.

[IDefendThePlatform]

Ron didn't predict 3 wins. Bob pressed him on where he thought he could win and he responded "we're looking at North Dakota..."

[rideurlightning]

He was talking about delegates.

[RonPaul101.com]

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3460_162-57390220/ron-paul-predicts-3-wins-on-super-tuesday/

Alaska and North Dakota are winnable.

Agreed. I think Idaho might be too Mormon.

[GeorgiaAvenger]

Idaho, I don't see it. I think Mitt wins big and Ron comes in 2nd.

[jct74]

yeah he didn't predict a win, just said he may win there


Congressman, thank you so much for joining us. Let me ask you this question. Where do you think that you can win on Tuesday night?

PAUL: Well, you know, my measurement of winning is winning most of the majority of the delegates. And in that case, you know, we have about three states that we're still -- that we've already concluded that we may well win.

And so next week here in Alaska there's a very good chance we'll come out with a majority of the delegates, in Idaho as well as North Dakota.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3460_162-57390244/face-the-nation-transcript-march-4-2012/?pageNum=4&tag=contentMain;contentBody

[dvictr]

a good strategy would be to mobilze the june primaries no including CA.. and get a "suprise" win. is it possible? i dont know

[sailingaway]

I don't know how many more my heart can take of topics like these. I used to think when the Penguins/Steelers would lose in the Stanley Cup/Playoff/Superbowl used to hurt... but they're literally nothing in comparison to every time Ron Paul doesn't win. It feels like a piece of my soul is taken away.

he specifically said 'winning to me means winning most of the delegates' so he wasn't making a prediction on the preference poll, necessarily.

[Keith and stuff]

He was talking about delegates.

+ rep for accuracy

[DerickVonD]

Agreed. I think Idaho might be too Mormon.
I can not understand how people can be so stupid. Romney "I'd pass the NDAA." Mormons "Oh, that's bad but he's mormon I'll vote for him." No offense to anyone who is mormon. The same could be said for people voting for Santorum because he's Catholic.

[kathy88]

I've had three Mormons tell me they really can't stomache him but voting for him is the right thing to do. *sigh*

[The_Ruffneck]

he's certainly on track to win alaska and north dakota , people just need to make sure they get as many out to the locations as possible

[DerickVonD]

I've had three Mormons tell me they really can't stomache him but voting for him is the right thing to do. *sigh*
That's like me voting for an Odinist who kills babies and me voting for him simply because he has similar beliefs. Hell, maybe I should run for office and change my religion to mormon.

[hb6102]

Saying we're gonna win insert state here is a cue to the establishment to turn on the fraud machine in that state. Fly under the radar.

[virgil47]

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-3460_162-57390220/ron-paul-predicts-3-wins-on-super-tuesday/



Alaska and North Dakota are winnable.

We have no chance in Alaska as the Republican party is very, very corrupt in Alaska. Doesn't anyone remember the senate race?

[RickyJ]

He has won at least two states outright but with all the cheating it was robbed from him. He won outright in Iowa and Maine.

[parocks]

North Dakota is interesting. Anybody who lives in North Dakota can vote at ANY caucus.

Ron Paul will be at the Fargo Caucus at 530P.

Anybody who will be 18 by November can vote.

Ron Paul Live! Fargo! 530P! Tuesday!

See Ron Paul and VOTE in the Caucus!

[Brett85]

North Dakota is interesting. Anybody who lives in North Dakota can vote at ANY caucus.

Ron Paul will be at the Fargo Caucus at 530P.

Anybody who will be 18 by November can vote.

Ron Paul Live! Fargo! 530P! Tuesday!

See Ron Paul and VOTE in the Caucus!

So it's not just for Republicans in North Dakota?

[hb6102]

Lets hope the caucus location in Fargo is big enough to handle everyone if Ron is going to be there. Wouldn't want another Washington

[jbuttell]

do it
http://bullshitnotincluded.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/benStillerDoIt.jpg

[parocks]

So it's not just for Republicans in North Dakota?

It's EVERYBODY. Registered or Unregistered. Must be 18 by November.

2. Who can vote in the Caucus?
In order to vote in the Caucus, you must be a North Dakota resident, eligible to vote (18 or over) on November 6, 2012, and have affiliated with the Republican Party in the last general election or intend to do so in the next election. A Photo ID or other accepted form of ID is required to prove North Dakota residency. A list of acceptable forms can be found here.

3. Do I need to be registered as a Republican?
There is no formal registration process, since North Dakota does not have voter registration. This means you can show up and vote without being registered in advance. You must, however, adhere to the affiliation rule above.

[parocks]

Lets hope the caucus location in Fargo is big enough to handle everyone if Ron is going to be there. Wouldn't want another Washington

I'd guess they'd want to let the Ron Paul supporters in if Ron Paul is going to be there.

[parocks]

North Dakota State University (NDSU), (14,000 students)

5.0 mi, 9 mins

from

Ramada Plaza Suites
Crystal Ballroom
1635 42nd St S

[economics102]

I don't know how many more my heart can take of topics like these. I used to think when the Penguins/Steelers would lose in the Stanley Cup/Playoff/Superbowl used to hurt... but they're literally nothing in comparison to every time Ron Paul doesn't win. It feels like a piece of my soul is taken away.

If more Americans were like you and cared about their country more than they do about their favorite sports team, we wouldn't be losing elections.

[Paul4Prez]

3 states? I count 4... Virginia is a 2-man race, and Romney hasn't topped 50% anywhere.

Actually, Ron Paul could win every state, if everyone who likes him the best would just show up to vote.