I don't understand
Posted February 7th, 2008 by ellobo04
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Get this. I was just listening to a Devvy Kidd interview and at one point she says that 2,000 people showed up in Colorado to see RP speak on his 51st wedding anniversary. I read that in a Colorado online newspaper so i know it's true...or close to it. Yet, only 4,600 people in all of the state of Colorado voted for RP. Now, that just does not make any sense to me.
Nothing adds up. I just don't understand how we don't have a higher percentage of voters when we have the following:
#1 in Money Raised
#1 in Straw Polls
#1 in Military Donations
# 1 in youtubes
and on and on and on and on it goes. It's as if everybody that voted for RP also donated money and went to see him speak at a rally. That just does not compute to me.
Now, I am not saying that he should have won, but this just does not make sense. I have seen all of the vote fraud videos out there, but i am still not keen to think there is a conspiracy going on.
What you all think?
Generally speaking, how is it possible that the only people that voted for Paul just happened to also have donated to his campaign and went to a rally where RP spoke?
Something is rotten.
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Wanna hear something really funny?
Most of the states where Paul has done well have had caucuses while most of the states where he has done poorly have had primaries.
tell you what
I am a pretty level headed guy and really try to keep the black helicopter stuff to a minimum...even though it sure is fun to read that stuff.
But, this past 12 months has sure put the question in my mind about what is really going on. When statistically, and I am no mathematician, things just don't appear to make sense, then the only thing to do is to start thinking about Alex Jones and all of the black helicopters are out to get me.
Just b/c a guy is paranoid doesn't mean that somebody isn't really out to get him.
No question about it, the news media sure did a # on RP. To be sure, Pravda would be proud.
YUP
Caucus = paper ballots and witnesses
Primary = machine and black hole
I work in the tech support industry and I can think of a dozen ways to trash an election just off of the top of my head.
Too bad I didn't have access, we'd be partying with President Paul.
Keep the Faith!!!
Go Ron Paul!
Actually
I heard that between 3000 and 5000 people were at his rally. Don't know what is most accurate. But I heard 3000 over and over and I heard Mitt had 2000 over at the carsales place.
I also wondered how almost every one of his supporters around Colorado made it to hear him speak at the rally. I think it is mighty suspicious that our counts are staying at 5% so consistently. Very, very suspicious.
I also agree with you that there is too much support for him, sign wise, rally wise, internet wise, wise people wise for him to not have any voter turn out. Very strange.
We need help with these elections, big time.
Although it may be hard to believe, many have not heard of Paul
It is no surprise that those who attended the rally were those who voted for him. When people get to know Dr. Paul the choice is obvious. Remember, the media has denied him massive exposure, and many, including a number of my friends, thought he had dropped out. They had heard nor seen nothing of him. They thought their choices were limited to what was presented to them by the media.
We have a challenge before us: Continue to get Dr. Paul's name and message out to the populace. Don't lose heart. Every day more people discover the revolution and become passionate supporters. We have another six or seven months to bring the good news to others. We are his media and PR team.
Gwen Kraft
"Personal Liberty & Personal Responsibility" -- Dr. Ron Paul
"A hero is someone who understands the responsibility that comes with his freedom." -- Bob Dylan
True..
I live in Australia (am US citizen) and I sent my family in the US an email about Paul with links to some youtube videos. This was a number of months ago. A couple of weeks ago I talked to my mom and she said that if it wasn't for the email I sent, she never would have heard of RP, and in fact, the first time she saw him on TV was when they were drilling him about the racist remarks in the RP newsletter from years ago.
In related news, I read the Herald Sun(Melbourne area) 4 days a week (at work) and never once has RP's name even been mentioned! In fact in a recent article about Super Tuesday, they said the only Republicans running were Romney,McCain and Huckabee. Go figure, Rupert Murdoch owns the Herald Sun...
Anyway, obviously I'm not there but it seems to me that people in general would have been more likely to hear of RP if 1)they do research on the net,2) have a little more time on their hands and 3) care about the election.
Not one person I've talked to in Aussieland has even heard of RP. All have heard of Hillary,Obama, McCain etc....even Giuliani.
Yeaahhh,
sure seems odd, doesn't it.