Hawaii Caucuses Start NOW!

[newmedia4ron]

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[malibu]

More delegates - more important than New Hampshire

Hawai'i' will seat 20 delegates at the GOP national convention -

poor ole little haole New Hampshire only 12 delegates

www.gop.com/images/2008_Call_FINAL.pdf

 

[ThinkAwake]

i wonder how hawaii could be affected by the police state..

 

[maeqFREEDOMfree]

Hawaii for Paul, its probably only worth 1 del as nobody lives there.

every vote counts =P

 

[LJHudd]

i wonder how hawaii could be affected by the police state..

I know, I was just wondering the same thing... hmmm, I can see myself living out there

 

[frasu]

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[malibu]

every vote counts =P

In the general election, Hawai'i has the same four electoral votes as New Hampshire.

but at the GOP convention they are more important than New Hampshire -
and their 20 delegates are close to the 30 that Michigan has for the convention.

Also, it is a great place for publicity -
because people go back to the mainland after their vacation -
and of course on Oahu their is a substantial military presence.

How about big Ron Paul rallies in the parks along the Kihei coastline?

 

[Eric21ND]

Do we have a lot of support their?

 

[malibu]

Do we have a lot of support their?

They have some decent meetups in Lahaina.

 

[philipsantamaria]

If Hawaii picks Dr. Paul, I'll seriously consider retiring over there. I've visited four of the islands, and LOVED them all.

 

[nodope0695]

Bump for dakine, brah....again.

 

[theseus51]

Hey, you guys can bump this thread until the cows come home. The Hawaii people involved in the caucus already know about this and are heavily involved. Those that aren't, don't read these forums. I know you all mean well, but like there's been about 20 bumps on this thread, and I think I'm the only Hawaii person, who lives in Hawaii, who wrote something on this thread. =p

 

[nodope0695]

The thread was started by a guy in Maui....I bumped it because somebody asked about it.

 

[newmedia4ron]

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[acroso]

District 10

I'd like to know District 10's results..

 

[Technics2000]

Here's a article talking about the Hawaii caucuses, couple RP mentions. Btw, it looks like we won't see any 'official' results till Feb. 5.

http://starbulletin.com/2008/01/26/news/story08.html

"I would not be surprised to see people at our caucus say, 'Vote for me, I'm a Rudy Giuliani or Ron Paul guy, and I want to carry his principles to the convention,'" said Bob Kessler, chairman for the Waikiki district. "There might be some Mitt Romney or Mike Huckabee guys sitting on their hands and saying, 'Yeah, right, like I'm going to elect you as a delegate.'"

"None of the Republican candidates has emerged as a favorite in Hawaii. John McCain, Giuliani and Paul are most frequently mentioned, with Romney and Huckabee seeming to trail."

 

[newmedia4ron]

http://starbulletin.com/2008/01/26/news/story08.html

look at Ron's picture compared to the rest.

 

[Technics2000]

look at Ron's picture compared to the rest.

didn't even notice, I can't tell if he's mad or about to cry

 

[newmedia4ron]

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[malibu]

Hey, you guys can bump this thread until the cows come home. The Hawaii people involved in the caucus already know about this and are heavily involved. Those that aren't, don't read these forums. I know you all mean well, but like there's been about 20 bumps on this thread, and I think I'm the only Hawaii person, who lives in Hawaii, who wrote something on this thread. =p

eh, I had lived in Hawai'i - both O'ahu and Maui nei - for over 15 years total -
and will be back again when da' time is right.

Aloha nui loa, everybuddy.
And bump away, at least until caucuses are over -
Hawai'i has MORE delegates (20) than New Hampshire's paltry haoles with 12 !!

www.gop.com/images/2008_Call_FINAL.pdf