Recent content by hyoomen

Nice work, Jeremy! At SD 8 we had a bit of an easier time -- nobody was overtly seeking to circumvent our actions, but that may mean we simply hadn't rocked the boat as much as we had hoped. I'll see you all in Houston. -SD 8 Alternate to State (after a run off election for the last Delegate...

Interesting. I voice tentative support for JBS & The New American. I'm one of those secularists and social moderates who cautiously nod at the Society's support for liberty, sovereignty, etc. while worrying about the result of aligning myself with an organization that is fiercely Christian and...

This is incorrect. On the site I referenced, "TOTAL" refers to both Early Voting and March 4th. "EARLY" only refers to Early Voting. RonPaulBillboards: where are you receiving the number of votes placed for Ron Paul for President in TX-14? I was adding up the total number of votes for Ron...

nate, et al Here is what I had posted to one of the Meetup mailing lists: As noted, I haven't reviewed all of the rules -- but rule changes cannot be put into effect until after the main election is over (unless stipulated otherwise in Republican Party rules).

What results are you looking at? http://enr.sos.state.tx.us/enr/mar04_135_race4.htm indicates that he received 37220 votes for TX-14 Congress of 53,033 total votes cast for either of the two candidates in that race. By clicking on the individual counties you can further see that 94806 votes...

If you're adding up all of the county's results listed on the page for TX-14, did you account for the 30,000 people who don't vote in TX-14 in those counties but actually vote for TX-22? If you add in the 30,000 you get close to the 94806 Presidential votes. Add in the fact that many people...

First, pay attention that not all of them voted for McCain or Paul. In one county there were even 350 early votes given to Hugh Cort (for some reason I haven't figured out). Huckabee played a part in keeping votes away from McCain. That having been said, many people didn't vote for McCain...

Obama would be a solid controlled descent. McCain might make it all but irreversible/get us all killed before we could fix things. I expect Hillary would be fairly similar. Obama would definitely destroy things further, but I think it would only be enough to awaken people. When I had two...

I'll post it in a little bit, but unless this is a part of the delegate apportionment law that the State of Texas requires the Republican Party to deliver in January and adhere to after the Primary until the end of the election year, then we may be dealing with state law. I'll see when I can...

What, specifically, are you referring to? I haven't seen this statistic borne out.

/me faints from exhaustion and and bewilderment that there is a voice of reason BTW, for the continued conspiracy theorists, I'm currently seeking records of AZ polls for Rep. Udall for his House seat vs. his Presidential bid. He was a bit more beloved than Ron Paul, though. It is difficult...

WTF are you talking about? I had seen numerous pictures of the Austin rally. I never said anything decrying the awesomeness of all of the Texas rallies heretofore. Please allow me to phrase my response a better way: what, specifically, do you think a rally of 5000 people for Ron Paul indicates?

If rallies and moneybombs were votes, we wouldn't have to worry about voter fraud because we'd simply have an applause-o-meter. I am a young person who cares and has done volumes to turn others into intellectually fortified Ron Paul supporters. I was unable to make the UT Austin or Killeen...

First result in researching similar phenomenon, Congressman Paul's Democratic friend, Dennis Kucinich: http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2008/02/ohio-10th-district-poll.html Gee, I wonder if those numbers look familiar. Oh wait, maybe all of the Diebold machines and polling surveys in...

Even Rep. Paul does not make the logical error of jumping to a conclusion. He simply allows for the possibility and, probably, expects there to be some answers in the future. I don't deny that something is awry. But then, I also can't forget that every person I encountered in N. Texas who I...