CNN: Rudy losing to Paul again is right where he(rudy) wants them

[Rhys]

CNN lady just said even if Rudy loses to Ron Paul again, which she said would be embarrasing, this is how he wanted things to go.

 

[Spirit of '76]

I really don't think Rudy ever thought he would lose to Ron Paul anywhere.

After all, the only reason he started campaigning in NH in a last, desperate push was because Ron handed him his ass in Iowa.

 

[perpetualstateofwar]

I think I'll email Fox and ask them to exclude Thompson and Ghouliani from the next debate.

 

[RonPaulFTFW]

CNN lady just said even if Rudy loses to Ron Paul again, which she said would be embarrasing, this is how he wanted things to go.

yeah... that makes a lot of fucking sense doesn't it?

 

[NMCB3]

CNN lady just said even if Rudy loses to Ron Paul again, which she said would be embarrasing, this is how he wanted things to go.

HAHA,Yea right.

 

[Maverick]

Blitzer just made it a point though to emphasize that Dr. Paul has more votes than Ghoul and Freddy combined.

 

[paulitics]

Rudy will magically win Florida. Watch. He will come out of hiding. They recently backed off Rudy, because he has no shot in any early states. They put him out of rotation, and are beginning to put him back in. McCain is out, Rudy is in. The media is going to dog McCain and Romney now, they both served their purpose for what needed to be done.

Huck will win the south, so its only a matter of big delegate states like FL, CA, NY, NJ, etc. Rudy will win like 6 states, and somehow win the nomination by default. A perfect storm of B.S, planned from the beginning.

 

[Rhys]

Really... I used to work in journalism. They're not evil... they just all think a certain way. It's groupthink and 24hour news cycle more than anything.

 

[jsu718]

And this is exactly why it is more important to get delegates than to get states. Brokered primaries favor US because they favor the people that will actually get out and vote and THEN stay for the caucus... or those that get in early and apply to be the delegate for their area in states with a primary election.

 

[Rhys]

And this is exactly why it is more important to get delegates than to get states. Brokered primaries favor US because they favor the people that will actually get out and vote and THEN stay for the caucus... or those that get in early and apply to be the delegate for their area in states with a primary election.

Where do you think delegates will come from? MI is winner take all for instance. Delegates come from states.