Ron Paul supporters dominate GOP caucus in St. Louis

[smartguy911]

http://www.stltoday.com/news/local/...cle_4c7977d4-75e0-11e1-858e-001a4bcf6878.html

Supporters of presidential candidate Ron Paul dominated the Republican caucus in St. Louis on Saturday with a majority-vote victory over two other slates backing other Republican nominee hopefuls.

The slate backing Paul cast 158 votes in the non-binding caucus Saturday. The purpose was to choose representatives to a round of Congressional district meetings in April and June that will repeat the process to send 52 delegates from Missouri to the August convention in Tampa, Fla.

The slate that primarily backed Santorum had 74 votes, while the Romney slate mustered 50 votes.

 

[wgadget]

"mustered".....LOL

 

[hunter100]

"mustered".....LOL

Didn't you realize this is war?

 

[trey4sports]

2 cheers for STL!

 

[FSP-Rebel]

 

[69360]

"non-binding"? Thought the primary was non-binding?

 

[enrique]

"non-binding"? Thought the primary was non-binding?

The delegates selected are unbound and can vote for whomever they want to go to Tampa.

 

[Liberty74]

"non-binding"? Thought the primary was non-binding?

The primary didn't mean anything. Missouri is a two part process. The second part is a caucus which is non-binding (unbound).

 

[Esoteric]

The delegates selected are unbound and can vote for whomever they want to go to Tampa.

Great.. so the media probably won't even add our MO national convention delegates to the total, since they're "unbound".

 

[kill the banks]

go guys

 

[hortulanus94]

Whoot!

 

[kathy88]

Great.. so the media probably won't even add our MO national convention delegates to the total, since they're "unbound".

I actually prefer this. People that pay attention to the MSM numbers are going to shit when they see what we unleash in Tampa.