Another victory in minnesota!

Thanks to fatdumb of ronpaulforums.com for finding this.

Ron Paul Supporters Score Big In Wright County!

Wright County elected 55 delegates and 55 alternates Saturday for the CD6 and State Conventions. My guess is that about 35 of the delegates and alternates elected are Ron Paul supporters. That's almost 64%!

ABC new reported the specifics about the newest phase of the Ron Paul campaign:

"An earlier version of this report indicated that Paul would "drop out" of the race. In the video, Paul did not use the words "drop out," opting instead to say the campaign is "winding down," and he encourages supporters to still cast votes for him. But he referred to his campaign in the past tense.

"We are still in the early stages of bringing about the changes that this revolution is all about," Paul said in the video. "Let us hope that we can one day look back and say that this campaign was a significant first step that signaled a change in direction for our country. Our job now is to plan for the next phase."

For Paul, that phase will mean spreading his message beyond the campaign trail. He hopes to create an umbrella organization to stoke some of the grassroots support that made his presidential campaign notable.

The video was briefly available on Paul's Web site and YouTube before being pulled for what the campaign termed "technical difficulties." Officials promised it would be reposted on YouTube. In the meantime, the video could be seen by clicking HERE.

Paul said his revolution is about more than his campaign and more than just him. He also put in a plug for his forthcoming book -- "The Revolution: A Manifesto."

It was a spirited run for Paul, whose followers called their support for him a "revolution" of non-interventionism and small government."

The Ron Paul revolution now poses an interesting challenge to those of us who have not been on the Ron Paul train thus far. The dilemma is, it's been a brutal year for republicans, especially those of us who consider ourselves "conservative". And, most of us agree we need to engineer major improvements in this party to be relevant again. While many find Ron Paul's national defense policies wanting, his overall approach may produce the most legitimate and comprehensive change that we might imagine accomplishing this year. Ron Paul likely will not be the candidate for president when all is said and done. But the incredible movement Ron Paul created is alive and kicking. They are not going to tiptoe off into the evening without making their point.

64% of one of the largest republican BPOU delegations in Minnesota is made up of Ron Paul supporters. That kind of math spells change for the party and the platform.

Taken from: http://wrightrepublican.blogspot.com/2008/03/ron-paul-suppor...