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Re: Anyone understand Ron Paul's caucus delegate claim?

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sat, 18 Feb 12 9:29 PM | 46 view(s)
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Thx, clo.

Not sure why Paul would want to try to win by subtle means a race in which he clearly isn't attracting the support that justifies the victory.

I appreciate that the Republican establishment has set things up as best as possible to favour Romney - or so they say - and I don't agree with that either. I'd say the same to the Romney folks also.

For myself, I've said since the last election it is important to have the tea party/conservatives field a candidate. They have to discover that the ideas doom the candidate in order to burst that bubble. And it is important to burst it.

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Re: Anyone understand Ron Paul's caucus delegate claim?
By: clo in ALEA
Fri, 17 Feb 12 4:18 PM 		Msg. 06660 of 54959

Good morning Cactus Flower.

I read this post & think it makes the point with more clarity.
#msg-687867

By the way, how about those male republicans, OPPOSING 'birth control' coverage by insurance companies.
How many 'women' & balanced 'men' do they think they are wooing...

Santorum's backer, Foster suggested in the old days, a 'gal' put an aspirin between her knees as a form of birth control. (cheap & effective)

He should put an aspirin between his lips to avoid foot in mouth!

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