*****Official Super Tuesday results thread*****

[flynn]

I don't think we lose because there are fewer votes or that people are too lazy to support us, I am sure though, we lose because we give up and they make us fight against ourselves. To that I'd say NEVER!

 

[J_White]

not racist, but maybe religist !?

Definition of a clique.

Seriously.

Is it racist to vote for a person because he's the same religion as you? In other word, you choose him over the others because they're a different faith

 

[cornell]

We won the Adelson Caucus as the vote was counted in front of the room. We lost the rest of the county as the votes were counted behind closed doors.

We won that because the RP campaign sent a robocall out to all ID'd supporters telling them about the late contest.

 

[wgadget]

2800 votes ahead for Santy in OH now.

 

[alucard13mmfmj]

1000 people show up for rally XD.. only like 100 Ron Paul votes uot of 250 votes. lol

 

[slamhead]

How come not all Catholics vote for Santorum, or all Baptists vote for Paul...but all Mormons vote for Romney? I don't get it.

Because they want to say they have their first Mormon president. Just like last election they wanted to say they got their first minority president.

 

[Carehn]

Religions are races now???

No. The human mind tends to categorize things. Saying Mormons do this, or Mormons do that is kinda stupid because you talk about people you have never met. But its a flaw in are way of thinking or talking I guess. Very collective but you would be turning a blind eye if you try and ignore the massive mormon voting block backing mittens. Most of them could care less about politics. I was just at the caucus. They filled in.

 

[alucard13mmfmj]

Wish Huntsman didnt drop out.. He wouldve taken some of Romney's votes.

 

[Agorism]

Intrade is 92% romney to win Ohio now

 

[neverseen]

I think it'd be more fitting to take a picture of a 4,000 person rally with pauls arms up shot from his rear looking at the crowd. At the top put the meme "4,000 showed up to the rally" and on the bottom "150 voted"

 

[RonRules]

WTF is up with Mormons? I mean, holy crap talk about blind loyalty.

It's a cult. That's why.

 

[Carehn]

It's a cult. That's why.

The only difference between a cult and a religion is like 500 years.

 

[Harry96]

No. The human mind tends to categorize things. Saying Mormons do this, or Mormons do that is kinda stupid because you talk about people you have never met. But its a flaw in are way of thinking or talking I guess. Very collective but you would be turning a blind eye if you try and ignore the massive mormon voting block backing mittens. Most of them could care less about politics. I was just at the caucus. They filled in.

This is a good example of how politics tends to be a shallow popularity contest for non-thinking people. It's the same way as last time, when women supported Hillary just because she's a woman or blacks supported Obama just because he's part black.

 

[ONUV]

will people stop predicting Paul victories? i hate getting my hopes up.

 

[Britannia]

One statistic I just heard is that Mitt Romney spent $12,000,000 in Ohio to Santorum's $950,000. If Santorum wins in that state then surely the big story of the night is that even with the GOP establishment behind him, the media behind him, and huge resources behind him, Romney is still not winning big. His performance overall has been rather unspectacular.

One thing I have to say is how frustrated I am becoming at the treatment of Dr. Paul by the mainstream media. At first I thought it was just Dr. Paul's ardent supporters grinding their axes, but over the months it's becomes glaringly obvious to me that they are grinding their axes with good reason. I remember watching one report on a caucus where Dr. Paul came in second, the news presenter mentioned the winner then went straight on to the candidate who came in third, then fourth. No mention of Dr. Paul at all.

What a sorry state of affairs when a good man can be treated with such utter contempt - shameful.

 

[alucard13mmfmj]

Any religion or people who lack religion was at some point.. a cult.

 

[flynn]

One statistic I just heard is that Mitt Romney spent $12,000,000 in Ohio to Santorum's $950,000. If Santorum wins in that state then surely the big story of the night is that even with the GOP establishment behind him, the media behind him, and huge resources behind him, Romney is still not winning big. His performance overall has been rather unspectacular.

One thing I have to say is how frustrated I am becoming at the treatment of Dr. Paul by the mainstream media. At first I thought it was just Dr. Paul's ardent supporters grinding their axes, but over the months it's becomes glaringly obvious to me that they are grinding their axes with good reason. I remember watching one report on a caucus where Dr. Paul came in second, the news presenter mentioned the winner then went straight on to the candidate who came in third, then fourth. No mention of Dr. Paul at all.

What a sorry state of affairs when a good man can be treated with such utter contempt - shameful.

Is it so different when Nigel Farage had to urge britons to support the Cameron instead of voting UKIP?

 

[Carehn]

Any religion or people who lack religion was at some point.. a cult.

I sooo agree with you.

 

[J_White]

i think eventually Romney will win Ohio, they wont stop counting unless that happens, lol.

 

[alucard13mmfmj]

Will results coming in for the last few hours form these states... affect how people will vote in Alaska? Alaska doesnt close until midnight (about 4more hours, i think, if they go by pacific time).

If people who kinda support Ron Paul see that Santorum or ROmney is winning, they might jump wagons. I will be dissapointed if this is the case.