Has the campaign formally addressed our concerns about vote fraud?

Google this title "Nevada Vote Fraud Reaches New Levels of Insanity", and read to your hearts content, and remember, Rand, indicated, the campaign has questions also. I'm sure if and when anything is determined for certain by the campaign, and the time is right, it will be made public. Until then, stay positive, vigilant, and spread the word.

We do not have time to fritter away. The BHO administration, along w/both sides of the aisle, are taking us down road we don't want to be on, much less get to their appointed destination for us. I believe the situation is much more imminently catastrophic than most understand. The good Dr knows the truth better than we can. He has watched the "grand plan" for 40 yrs. We need him.

I cannot know everything, but you can bet I will read whatever I can, some with a grain of salt, but I will consider it all.

The nevada guy pretty much laid it out. He said that if the supporters came out and voted, we would have won, but they didn't. It makes me really sad to hear that considering how much energy has been put into being a "tireless irate minority." But alas, getting people out of their daily lives to do something positive still seems to be the challenge. I mean, its one time in 4 years that they have to do this in a presidential race. Why can't they just get out and vote? To me, the caucus format looks like a whole heck of a lot of fun. A lot better than the computer voting I have to do here in Mariliberaland(Maryland).

We just got way outvoted. I still was fortunate enough to win a state delegate and congressional alternate even though Ron only got 4 out 30 votes in my precinct. People have to be clean cut, articulate, and credible to win delegate positions. My precinct was won by Santorum, then Romney. Newt got fourth there, a lot of LDS people. I just ran on my core beliefs and did not tell anyone i preferred Ron Paul

http://www.dailypaul.com/212365/ron-paul-campaign-statement-...

The campaign has to focus on campaigning. Making a formal statement will put pressure on them to hire investigators, lawyers, gather evidence, file lawsuits, gather witness testimony, appearing in courts, addressing the media etc… They wont be able to focus on campaigning with all that going on. This should be addressed when the campaign has run its course.

Not untill you have proof should you go spouting off about this. If the election is being cheated in any way shape or form and we can show the GOP's willingness to silence Ron's vote then we have to expose it. In doing so we will probably loose several of the delegates from Nevada, but we will also gain more productivity in the future. There are a few weeks before super Tuesday if we can do this soon we will be able to fight the onslaught of name calling and bashing and then be able to prove that Ron Paul was cheated and get the real truth out there.

from someone with the campaign in Nevada, but forgot to ask if I could post what they said. I've emailed back with more questions and to ask if I can post their replies.

However, if you're concerned about this, email the campaign. Email Wead, perhaps. I think it's helpful for them to know how much pressure is building up over this concern. It's causing people to suspect the campaign of incompetence, and to become discouraged and feel helpless. The more they're aware of just how damaging the growing suspicions and frustrations are, the more likely they'll address the issue and try to turn the negative energy into positive energy.

But I dare say the patriots in Nevada will rest easy until they get their recount. I would let them handle it and see what becomes of it. I seriously doubt there will be much arm twisting by the GOP to the Paul campaign, nor will they drop him from the GOP simply because they can ill afford for him to run third party, nor can they risk loosing his supporters (of whom are not party partisans anyway). They are in a true pickle, and they know it. At this point many have come to the realization that their status quo torch carriers cannot take out Obama, Gingrich and Santorum cannot get the delegates, and Romney cannot get the conservative vote nor the liberty vote, but they do not fret. Remember that this is the party of one, Dems and Repugnats together to pull the wool over the peoples eyes. The end result is that it is more important to keep the status quo in power than a member of the status quo from your own party. The only way possible for a Paul win is a delegate revolt at the convention, and rest assured they will have their best partisans there to run the show.

Campaign will say sweet FA.