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Breaking; RON PAUL NOW HAS 7 States...Iowa just confirm May 6!!! PROOF ATTACHED FOR ANTIPAULTARDS
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Subject: The real tea party canidate!
Politics 2012: Ron Paul raining on Romney's parade
Mitt Romney may be getting all the splashy headlines in his march toward the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., but fellow Republican Ron Paul has been steadily fundraising, visiting primary states, picking up delegates and gaining control of state party organizations.
Read more: [link to www.upi.com]
Paul wins majority of Maine delegates
[link to www.politico.com]
Ron Paul Wins Minnesota Delegates by a Landslide
[link to www.allvoices.com]
RON PAUL WINS KEY VICTORIES IN MISSOURI CAUCUS
[link to www.ronpaul2012.com]
Ron Paul wins majority of Nevada delegates
[link to www.washingtonpost.com]
Ron Paul Wins Louisiana Caucus
[link to www.marketwatch.com]
Ron Paul 2012 Wins Majority Of Washington Delegates
[link to www.ibtimes.com]
Ron Paul Wins Colorado With 17to18 Delegates
[link to www.dailypaul.com]
Ron Paul Wins Massachusetts Delegates in District Caucuses
[link to www.policymic.com]
*****Ron Paul Backers Take Over Alaska GOP*****
[link to www.therightperspective.org]
AND JUST IN IOWA!!!!!!!
Ron Paul backers dominate Iowa GOP nominees for national convention
11:53 AM, May 5, 2012 | by Jennifer Jacobs |
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Categories: Iowa Politics Insider
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U.S. Rep. Ron Paul speaks to supporters during a caucus party at the Courtyard Marriott in Ankeny on Jan. 3. (David Purdy/The Register)
The majority of Iowans on the list to go to Tampa for the GOP national convention could be aligned with Ron Paul, a presidential candidate who represents a movement focused on limited government and constitutional principles.
Of the 13 delegates and 13 alternates elected today for the national convention, just one has publicly endorsed Mitt Romney for president – Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad. And just three others publicly supported Rick Santorum, who won the Iowa caucuses but is no longer in the race.
The national delegate slate is far from finalized yet, but if the Paul trend in the Iowa delegation continues, the upshot will be that the Iowa caucuses essentially had three winners: Romney on caucus night, Santorum after the certified vote, and Paul in the delegate count.
Some Iowa Republicans worry the upheaval could endanger their first-in-the-nation voting status. Iowa has long been on shaky ground, and the added criticism emboldens the argument that the Republican National Committee should strip Iowa of its coveted role as the central presidential testing grounds.
The at-large delegates nominated today are: Branstad; U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley; Margaret Stoldorf of Red Oak; Michelle Bullock of Ankeny; James Mills of Nora Springs; Steven Anders of Council Bluffs; Roger Leahy of Fairfield; Mark Hansen of Council Bluffs; William Johnson of Dubuque; Lexy Nuzum of Winterset; Andrea Bie of Waterville; David Fischer of Altoona; and Drew Ivers of Webster City.
more at link
[link to blogs.desmoinesregister.com]
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