I work tonight, delivering sandwiches. But my car has 5 Ron Paul bumper stickers on it.

[tfurrh]

smh.....charade you are.

 

[ItsTime]

my good god, someone find out where he is working, order some sandwiches and tie him up and bring him to the caucus! I kid I kid.

 

[Matthew Zak]

lol relax, I only work until 7. The caucus goes until 8, and it's across the street, practically.

 

[Maximus]

lol relax, I only work until 7. The caucus goes until 8, and it's across the street, practically.

Be sure you get off work at least 15min early, they can lock the doors at 7.

 

[tbone717]

lol relax, I only work until 7. The caucus goes until 8, and it's across the street, practically.

You got people riled up for sure. Honestly though, the situation you inferred with your OP pretty much defines what has been a huge issue in this movement for years now. From people not registering to vote, to people sleeping through the caucus, to people working and thinking it's ok because they have bumper stickers.

Paul apparently has a very high level of popularity among people that do not vote, which is about as useful as being the most popular brand of snow shovels in Miami.

 

[RPit]

True usually at caucus they close the doors, do you know of the closing door timings?

 

[Matthew Zak]

Be sure you get off work at least 15min early, they can lock the doors at 7.

Why would they lock the doors after an hour? Don't worry, I'll get there. I'll sneak in as people are coming or going if I have to. Back in 2008 it was a freaking zoo in and out of the place I went to. Different place this time, but his support is stronger now than it was in '08. I think there would be a lot of angry people if they couldn't get in.

 

[ItsTime]

You realize you now have to take a picture of yourself inside the caucus or no one is going to believe you right? lol

 

[tbone717]

Why would they lock the doors after an hour? Don't worry, I'll get there. I'll sneak in as people are coming or going if I have to. Back in 2008 it was a freaking zoo in and out of the place I went to. Different place this time, but his support is stronger now than it was in '08. I think there would be a lot of angry people if they couldn't get in.

It's caucus rules. If the caucus begins at 7, you need to be in the building before 7.

 

[Matthew Zak]

You got people riled up for sure. Honestly though, the situation you inferred with your OP pretty much defines what has been a huge issue in this movement for years now. From people not registering to vote, to people sleeping through the caucus, to people working and thinking it's ok because they have bumper stickers...Paul has amassed the majority of support among people that do not vote, which is about as useful as being the most popular brand of snow shovels in Miami.

I was bragging about the fact that I'll be on the road for a good portion of the night, with a lit up sign on my car, and 5 well-placed Ron Paul stickers on it on the same day people are voting near by. To me it's like... fate. I'm voting, don't worry.

 

[Ronulus]

Why would they lock the doors after an hour? Don't worry, I'll get there. I'll sneak in as people are coming or going if I have to. Back in 2008 it was a freaking zoo in and out of the place I went to. Different place this time, but his support is stronger now than it was in '08. I think there would be a lot of angry people if they couldn't get in.

Get there early. They can close the doors.

 

[eduardo89]

I was bragging about the fact that I'll be on the road for a good portion of the night, with a lit up sign on my car, and 5 well-placed Ron Paul stickers on it on the same day people are voting near by. To me it's like... fate. I'm voting, don't worry.

Picture of ballot or ban hammer.

 

[Matthew Zak]

I wish I could rephrase the title of this thread.

 

[Dr.3D]

It's caucus rules. If the caucus begins at 7, you need to be in the building before 7.

That's probably why a lot of RP supporters didn't get to vote. They probably didn't know the rules had changed.

 

[teacherone]

troll thread.

very successful.

 

[HeyArchie]

Don't drive like a dick

 

[Edward]

Where do you work? I'll order a few sandwiches for the Ron Paul supporters at your precinct... to be delivered precisely at 6:45 pm.

 

[bobburn]

You should ask the people if they're caucusing, who they're caucusing for, and if they're not caucusing: Ask them who they support, if it's Paul, offer to drive them to their caucus site .

 

[The One]

I wish I could rephrase the title of this thread.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YP-lyltIC4&feature=player_detailpage#t=36s

 

[parocks]

It's caucus rules. If the caucus begins at 7, you need to be in the building before 7.

right. although it can be different in different states. Just because it goes until 8 doesn't mean that the vote is at 759.

We suck by the way, the grassroots. Completely incompetent at the one core thing - voting. Finding out our rules for voting.