Steve said:
many conservatives realize Ron Paul supporters are playing a game by going over our heads and disregarding our vote to capture delegates at state conventions...
My vote and every Americans should count,.. and not be ignored...
if Ron Paul supporters succeeds in subverting the process by ignoring the voting process and voting for Paul despite the actually vote totals.. (which Paul has not actually won any significant totals) then I would step out as would many conservatives and vote for someone else..
do you and the other supporters really feel it is right and constitutional to ignore an overwhelming majority of the conservative republicans vote by subverting the conventions of a party...
to pull this off Paul supporters have to ignore state results, rules and protocol in order to subvert an obscure national rule.
ironically about the same process Obama used to win his nomination..
can you really defend that strategy?
Has Ron Paul broken any of the republican party rules yet?
Has the republican party broken any of it's own rules with the vote counts yet?
Isn't Ron Paul meerly playing by the republican party rules?
There is no Constitutional "right" that anybody has to follow the popular vote- quite the contrary the republican primary caucus is set up much like our electoral vote system.
But Thank You Steve for acknowledging romney hasn't won yet!
And Thank You for acknowledging Ron Paul still has a real chance to win the republican nomination.
That being said I don't think the establishment will let Ron Paul win, I think they will count everything as secretly as possible and continue to cheat every way they can to declare romney the winner- just like they started out to do in Iowa. :???:
So just as you won't support Ron Paul if he wins, why should I support romney if he is declared the winner?
This could all be solved if everyone would just get behind Ron Paul!
( well that's what all the romney people are saying, only turned around on them :shock: )