Just got back from Jerome county caucus. We didn't do a second round of voting cuz Romney took 61.9% on the first round. Breakdown was:
Romney - 61.9
Santorum - 18.9
Paul - 13.8
Gingrich - 5.2
Roemer - 0
They did open the event with someone explaining the caucus and asking people to register Republican, even if only long enough to the caucus. He also stressed the point that anyone who is 17 and will be 18 before November can and should caucus as well.
There were tables in the lobby with both...
Just got back from there. The place was packed out and people were excited.
Dr. Paul flew in in a tiny helicopter just before he was scheduled to speak and landed behind the auditorium.
2000: rooted for Bush but didn't vote
2004: Bush
2008: wrote in Ron Paul
I really only started paying attention to politics during Bush's second term and was astounded that he was pushing through all kinds of crap that I thought Republicans were opposed to. I felt guilty for the part I played...
I know. He went off on his usual rant about how freedom has to be limited and things have to be regulated, just like he does every single time freedom & liberty are brought up.
He just doesn't seem to be able to think about freedom without instantly jumping to all the ways he wants to limit it.
Really? Did you catch Romney's immediate answer to the question about NDAA at the last debate? He said clearly he would have signed it, he thinks it's good. Yes, it's power that could be abused, but he trusts Obama and when he's president you'll just have to trust him.
I just stumbled across this article on the Guardian and was blown away. This is major. I mean, I'm not surprised so much at his attitude as I am at the openness of it.
But even more than that, I can't believe no one here in the US even thought this was worthy of mention in a news story. I can't...