No rules violations by Paul, Romney in Missouri caucuses

[Scott_in_PA]

Ridgway stated that he had even offered his services to the Santorum camp in Missouri to help them navigate their way through the intricate process of awarding delegates in the state, but he had not heard back from the campaign until it was too late to make a difference.

Ridgway stated that he believes that the Paul and Romney camps did no wrong whatsoever in the manner in which they used party rules to their benefit. This is simply the way the rules are written by the Republican Party in Missouri.



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[specsaregood]

they call it a flaw, i don't see that is the correct word. it is a feature or benefit that enables a minority group to have a voice.

[rb3b3]

Funny, when we win, they call it a flaw in the system, however after busting the electronic voting machine process and those electronic voting machines still being used even after it was proven in court that they were rigged, they will tell you that using them is a fair process and legit, there's no flaws at all in using those to tabulate votes right?? Hahahaha what a joke!!

[AngryCanadian]

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Ah really No No rules violations by Paul, Romney in Missouri caucuses? and yet when Russia or some other country have its own they call it a fraud and vote rig? :rolleyes:
I find hard to believe.