Paul Will Win Washington 2-morrow

[LiQuIdFoRcE]

Are your 2 brothers who were voting for Romney & switched to Paul doing anything with other Romney supporters to rally for Paul? If we've picked up Romney supporters like your brothers, we could still have a chance.

They aren't very supportive of Ron Paul, they probably wont even go to the caucus tomorrow (They live away from me so I cant take them with me). But they will vote for him in the primary on Feb 19th because they cant stand McCain or Huckabee. I'm trying to get the word out. But its tough, most everyone here is Obama supporters.

 

[RonPaulFever]

Wishful thinking at best. Delusional at worst.

 

[Richandler]

The media refuses to report that Paul hasn't dropped out. Even when the voting is over here in California they still exclude him from the newspaper.

 

[JeffSchulman]

Ronmey "suspened" his campaign to receive a federal match on the $35m he earned and use OUR money to move his loss from $55M to $20m.

 

[Feelgood]

Woohoo yet another state we are gonna win...

Apparently someone doesnt pay attention to the MSM to see what is going on. At the very least, we will finish in the "top three".

 

[Flash]

Texas is our only hope since its Ron Paul's home state. I don't see how people from Washington are more informed about politics than any other state out there. So they'll just vote Mccain, since people like picking a winner.

Texas, if the campaign does it right, can be a success for Ron paul. if they advertise Paul as a texan (which they probably won't) and point out that hes a congressman from Texas.

 

[polexi]

Pack my bags? That's a constructive addition to the conversation.

Stop pushing 3rd party, he has repeatedly made it clear that he does not intend to drop out of the GOP run.

 

[Flash]

Stop pushing 3rd party, he has repeatedly made it clear that he does not intend to drop out of the GOP run.

He says hes 99% sure. Of course he can't come out now and say he'll go 3rd party if he doesn't win, then most republicans that might vote for him would question his loyalty to the party.

 

[4RP08inKCMO]

I think he has a better chance in Kansas than in Washington tomorrow. Campaign money raised per state, anyone? http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/map/

 

[polexi]

I think he has a better chance in Kansas than in Washington tomorrow. Campaign money raised per state, anyone? http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/map/

What? He got almost 5x as much from Washington.

 

[ChickenHawk]

I don't think Ron Paul has much support outside the Seattle area. I know the Washington State GOP pretty well and I doubt he will win or even have a really strong showing. I could be wrong but I think Hucky will win.

 

[polexi]

Honestly anyone but McCain makes me happy...

 

[dawnbt]

Why do these threads bother you, troll? McCain or Huck - who's got your vote?
Cut and Pasting this post of yours is all you ever do.
Ban this guy.

I didn't even see his post because he is on my ignore list

 

[dawnbt]

Is it caucus or primary ? if diebold, there will be more election fraud..

Caucus. Not sure of the voting method. Kansas is also a caucus.

 

[blakjak]

I will bet anyone here that my prediction will be the first correct one regarding the outcome.

I'll take that bet. How much?

 

[SVS2K]

Glad to hear it's a caucus... the biggest hurdle right now is the mainstream impression that Ron Paul is an impossibility and thus McCain is a necessary vote to prevent Obama/Hillary from getting into office.

(Judging from the ramblings of a sheeple that I know, that is.)

 

[snaFU]

Why do these threads bother you, troll? McCain or Huck - who's got your vote?
Cut and Pasting this post of yours is all you ever do.
Ban this guy.

Oh dear me...the truth hurts?

 

[thehittgirl]

My absentee ballot was mailed in a week ago for RP. and I plan to vote for him in the general even if I have to write his name in.
And I know way to many people here(in my town, at my work) that talk talk talk Ron Paul all day and they never even registered!! UGH. It's easy to cross your fingers and hope and prey, but that doesn't get results. get out there. get heard. make a difference. Please.

-Len
Auburn WA

That's a big part of the problem. I know several people who are interested but they found out about Ron too late...they were democrat or independent.

 

[Paul.Bearer.of.Injustice]

Oh dear me...the truth hurts?

why are you here?

 

[literatim]

Ok lets say that half of his votes were absentee. 50% of his voters still voted for him after he dropped out and he was never polling as high as Romney. America is poorly informed, 47% of people who voted for McCain in NH did so because they thought he would get us out of the war, when in actuality he wants to stay there for the next 100 years, saying so unrepentantly with headlines and youtube videos that made national news.

Romney just dropped out (suspended) yesterday most people who vote for him won't even have known that.

This is a caucus, they will know.