Ron Paul a force in Minn. Senate race

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OK, THEIR title was: Ron Paul an unlikely force in Minn. Senate race

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the state has already thrown half its delegates to RNC behind him, what is so unlikely about it?

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/973858/396/Ron-Paul-an-unlikely-force-in-Minn-Senate-race

Paul has endorsed Bills, and many of Paul's motivated supporters have been elected as delegates and alternates to the state convention. That's where a candidate will be endorsed.

Bills has embraced some of Paul's issues. He wants to cut spending deeply, has introduced legislation to make gold and silver coins legal tender in Minnesota, and wants the U.S. out of Afghanistan swiftly.
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With the way Minnesota is pretty much locked down for Paul, can we give Kurt Bills his own sub-forum now? That's one giant Senate race many people probably didn't see coming, including our own Grassroots... and it looks very winnable!
Klobuchar may have the incumbent money on her side but she also has a lot of anti-Liberty stances. We can do this!
 
SneakyFrenchSpy said:
With the way Minnesota is pretty much locked down for Paul, can we give Kurt Bills his own sub-forum now? That's one giant Senate race many people probably didn't see coming, including our own Grassroots... and it looks very winnable!
Klobuchar may have the incumbent money on her side but she also has a lot of anti-Liberty stances. We can do this!
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we need to ask JoshLowry
 
Well I figured someone had to pick up the slack. This guy could be another Rand Paul or Mike Lee for us and we can't even get him above 3,000+ likes? I gotta find a good way to Facebook bomb the heck out of him today...

Trading +reps for Facebook Likes for starters. Please post if you have liked his page already so I can properly rep you!

2,865 Likes @ 11:05 AM EST

(And I'm not from Quebec, I just live here :)
 
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SneakyFrenchSpy said:
Well I figured someone had to pick up the slack. This guy could be another Rand Paul or Mike Lee for us and we can't even get him above 3,000+ likes? I gotta find a good way to Facebook bomb the heck out of him today...

Trading +reps for Facebook Likes for starters. Please post if you have liked his page already so I can properly rep you!

2,865 Likes @ 11:05 AM EST

(And I'm not from Quebec, I just live here :)
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"Liked" last night! :)
 
A reminder of what Kurt Bills is up against:

http://www.peteholiday.com/2010/07/01/sen-klobuchar-is-an-embarrassment

Senator Amy Klobuchar, a Democrat from Minnesota, was present for Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan’s confirmation hearing yesterday and used part of her time to pose a very, very pressing legal question: Team Edward or Team Jacob.



I wish I could tell you that I was kidding, but I am not. Ms. Kagan, who will presumably be assuming one of the most prestigious positions in American jurisprudence, actually had to respond to a question from an elected representative about whether or not she prefers vampires or werewolves.

If you want to see one reason — just one of them — why American citizens increasingly believe that the Senate and House of Representatives are a big joke, just watch that video. Twilight.

There are a million different things you could ask Ms. Kagan. Things that might determine whether or not she is fit to serve on the nation’s highest court. Instead, we got to see her dodge a teen-girl pop culture question.
 
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SneakyFrenchSpy said:
With the way Minnesota is pretty much locked down for Paul, can we give Kurt Bills his own sub-forum now? That's one giant Senate race many people probably didn't see coming, including our own Grassroots... and it looks very winnable!
Klobuchar may have the incumbent money on her side but she also has a lot of anti-Liberty stances. We can do this!
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Probably not.

Apparently if we have more subforums for liberty candidates, there won't be any effort for Paul's losing GOP nomination campaign. That is the only logic I can see behind it.

I am sure Ron Paul has the full picture in mind. He doesn't believe he will win, and while there is a delegate strategy victory it is incredibly unlikely.

I am pretty sure Ron isn't spending his time spreading the message so that nobody will respond and get liberty candidates elected...
 
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