Kentucky Republican 3rd Congressional District Convention Full Video Results

[clint4liberty]

This is the official video of the Republican 3rd Congressional District Convention results: http://qik.com/video/50960944

This is the official radio show of the liberty movement in Kentucky: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ky-grassroots-radio

 

[cevans93]

I don't have time to watch the video, so what were the results? Did we win anything or were we outnumbered?

 

[wetroof]

The pre-arranged slate passed 74 to 52. so that means no RP delegates I assume. It had to be voted down 50% +1 to allow the nomination of delegates from the floor to the RNC. Mitch McConnell was on the passing slate FWIW.

 

[opinionatedfool]

This is the official video of the Republican 3rd Congressional District Convention results: http://qik.com/video/50960944

This is the official radio show of the liberty movement in Kentucky: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ky-grassroots-radio

Lol, an hour and a half? Can you summarize? Delegate numbers?

 

[clint4liberty]

No, no the delegate call the question vote was 63 to 63 and the final result after 5/6 delegates plea to be seated was 71 to 55. The vote you are talking about was not about the actual delegates, but I believe the crucial early vote rule cmte report or permanent officers.

 

[opinionatedfool]

No, no the delegate call the question vote was 63 to 63 and the final result after 5/6 delegates plea to be seated was 71 to 55. The vote you are talking about was not about the actual delegates, but I believe the crucial early vote rule cmte report or permanent officers.

What does this mean? Did we get delegates or not?

 

[clint4liberty]

Yes, Mitch McConnell is a delegate from the 3rd District Convention. Rand Paul is setup to be a national delegate from the Second Congressional District.

 

[Brendan Wenzel]

Would be cool to have Rand in Tampa as a national delegate.

 

[sailingaway]

I'm glad Rand will be there. He was at the 1976 convention when his Dad led the Texas delegation for Reagan.

 

[opinionatedfool]

Yes, Mitch McConnell is a delegate from the 3rd District Convention. Rand Paul is setup to be a national delegate from the Second Congressional District.

So two total from the state? Or did the 3rd just go so far?

 

[clint4liberty]

So far, Mitt Romney has 12/45 delegates for the RNC from Kentucky and 9/45 alternates as well. The Fourth Congressional District GOP Convention may be disputed, but I do not have any details at the moment. Two pro liberty county delegates were disqualified for filing the
paperwork wrong so the vote was 82-70 on the most crucial votes of the day.

 

[sailingaway]

Thank you for updating us!

 

[clint4liberty]

The First and Fifth Congressional Districts in Kentucky were not even close. The Second and Sixth Congressional districts are yet to be held.

 

[bluesc]

Rand Paul is setup to be a national delegate from the Second Congressional District.

... A delegate for Ron, right?

 

[bluesc]

I'm glad Rand will be there. He was at the 1976 convention when his Dad led the Texas delegation for Reagan.

That's pretty cool, didn't know that.

 

[clint4liberty]

If Rand Paul does not support his father in Tampa at the RNC then Lord help us.

 

[bluesc]

If Rand Paul does not support his father in Tampa at the RNC then Lord help us.

I'd find it quite humorous. How would the Paul delegates react?

 

[Dogsoldier]

We lost Kentucky?Seriously?Even with Rand winning there?

 

[Sola_Fide]

We lost Kentucky?Seriously?Even with Rand winning there?

Believe me, Kentucky is probably where the "I like Rand Paul but I hate Ron Paul" idea probably started. We have a lot of work to do in Ky.

 

[opinionatedfool]

The First and Fifth Congressional Districts in Kentucky were not even close. The Second and Sixth Congressional districts are yet to be held.

WOW.

I'm depressed.