Politico - Wheres Dr Paul?

[daviddee]

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[newbitech]

they are obviously trying to get more hits on their site.

[TSOL]

WTF ?

He has 2 Delegates, doesn't he ?

WHAT THE **************************************** is going on ?

[angrydragon]

According to CNN, Dr. Paul has 2.

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/scorecard/#R

Damn, Fred has 6.

[Naraku]

I don't think they' including Iowa since they haven't officially been chosen yet.

[TSOL]

I just cjecked MSNBC

DId I miss something ? Didn't Paul have 2 of them ?

[VRP08]

Yes he does have 2!!!

[Redcard]

Iowa's delegates are not chosen yet.

[TSOL]

Iowa is whack (The caucasus I mean)

[Redcard]

Iowa is whack (The caucasus I mean)

Yeah. It's why the GOP didn't punish Iowa with the 50% penalty like they did MI, SC, NH, NV...

Because technically, the Iowa delegates are not awarded until the February meeting of the Iowa RC.

[lnieves]

Only Wyoming and New Hampshire. Read the note at the end of the table!

[Ron Paul Fan]

He doesn't have any delegates. The politico chart is correct. Not everything is some wild eyed conspiracy against Ron Paul. CNN just divided the delegates according to the standings in Iowa. Delegates in Iowa are unbound and usually go to the winner of the state unless he has dropped out.

[Redcard]

Only Wyoming and New Hampshire. Read the note at the end of the table!

God, that's sad, it says right there in black and white and people STILL don't believe it.

The reason that the "super" delegate don't count is because of how the Republican party does the Caucus in Iowa. It's all a closed system.