Ron Paul May Have Just Secretly Won Iowa

[mmadness]

http://www.businessinsider.com/ron-paul-winner-iowa-caucuses-strategy-201201

It's all about the delegates, baby.

 

[bronxboy10]

Link broken?

 

[milo10]

drop the last bracket.

 

[BrendenR]

http://www.businessinsider.com/ron-paul-winner-iowa-caucuses-strategy-201201

^Link Fixed.

 

[Blue]

Whoops

 

[mmadness]

Link broken?

Thanks - should be fixed now.

 

[Nate-ForLiberty]

http://www.businessinsider.com/ron-paul-winner-iowa-caucuses-strategy-201201

 

[bronxboy10]

I assume non-binding after the first round of votes, right?

 

[milo10]

Cool article. Stuff like this makes me realize how little I truly understand the whole delegate process. Props to the campaign and all the outstanding volunteers in Iowa!

 

[BSU kid]

Great article

 

[eleganz]

This could be big.

 

[Nate-ForLiberty]

All the pansy-assed gaping puss filled butt holes on this forum tonight are going to eat a shit load of crow. Of course, then they'll all come back acting like they were Paul supporters the whole time.

Fuckin' Marys.

 

[mmadness]

I assume non-binding after the first round of votes, right?

I'm not even sure if it is binding for the first round, hence my suggestion of a "stealth delegate" strategy (2nd link in OP). Can anyone here from Iowa clarify please?

 

[afwjam]

Great News!

 

[SchleckBros]

Media People: "Ron Paul wins Straw Poll, Straw Polls Don't Matter"

"Santorum/Romney wins Straw Poll, Delegates Don't Matter"

 

[pipewerKz]

Didn't know it was non-binding. Interesting. I hope people stuck around and did what they had to do.

 

[angrydragon]

Interesting.

 

[rideurlightning]

Oh shit hahaha

 

[69360]

It's not binding at all. Delegates can vote for their choice in the first round.

 

[Warrior_of_Freedom]

If a Paul win would discredit Iowa, a Santorum win must make Iowa looks like a 3rd world country that doesn't know what they're doing.