helmuth_hubener
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Well, it will come down to: did Romney get a majority of delegates to the State Convention? If he did, then his campaign is just doing what ours is doing in places like Colorado, Nevada, Iowa, Maine, etc., where we have a much larger proportion of delegates than we had straw poll votes and will thus win.
I am skeptical that Romney would have a majority. We got 30%, and Ron Paul himself attended some of the county conventions, so I would expect that we have the majority, even without allying Santorum and Gingrich supporters.
Now definitely Romney does have the overwhelming majority of the leadership. So the question is will the leadership be able to somehow disenfranchise the delegates at the convention, the majority of whom are almost certainly non-Romney supporters, unless Romney did a lot better at getting delegates in ND than in other places, and in fact are probably RP supporters, unless RP did a lot poorer than other places.
I hope Matt Collins or someone who knows the rules is there to be aggressive and ruthless. Romney isn't the only one who can bring in parliamentarians and lawyers.
I am skeptical that Romney would have a majority. We got 30%, and Ron Paul himself attended some of the county conventions, so I would expect that we have the majority, even without allying Santorum and Gingrich supporters.
Now definitely Romney does have the overwhelming majority of the leadership. So the question is will the leadership be able to somehow disenfranchise the delegates at the convention, the majority of whom are almost certainly non-Romney supporters, unless Romney did a lot better at getting delegates in ND than in other places, and in fact are probably RP supporters, unless RP did a lot poorer than other places.
I hope Matt Collins or someone who knows the rules is there to be aggressive and ruthless. Romney isn't the only one who can bring in parliamentarians and lawyers.
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