Ron Paul Voters In The 2020 NH Primary.

[ProBlue33]

In 2012 Ron Paul took in 56,872 votes on the GOP side to capture almost 23% of the total vote, on the DNC primary he scored 2289 votes.

My question is, who are all those votes going to this time ? We know some of them went to Trump last time in 2016, Trump doesn't NEED them this time so where do they go, could they influence the final tally. NH is open so I think some might vote for Gabbard or Sanders.

Thoughts on where old Ron Paul voters cast their votes on Tuesday?
Anybody from NH, what are you seeing on the ground there?

 

[kahless]

Hopefully Yang and Gabbard. Yang at least could bring issues like automation to the forefront and Gabbard foreign policy.

 

[oyarde]

If I was a Ron Paul voter in NH for a Dem primary I would be at the tavern having a beer .

 

[RonZeplin]

Going to Bill Weld & Vermin Supreme?

 

[oyarde]

Just think , all those dem candidates , debates , tv money and right now only two have more than a half dozen delegates.

 

[enhanced_deficit]

Going to Bill Weld & Vermin Supreme?

Is Weld not tainted by Foreign-Firster globalist neocons money like the GOPA wing funded politicians who identify as Republicans these days?

 

[Anti Federalist]

I know for a fact a good chunk went to Bernie.

 

[donnay]

I know for a fact a good chunk went to Bernie.

Bernie and Ron Paul are polar opposites. How does that work?


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I see very little "Bernie" signs. I see a lot more Tulsi signs,

 

[Voluntarist]

Per registered decision, member has been banned for violating community standards as interpreted by TheTexan (respect his authoritah) as authorized by Brian4Liberty Ruling

May God have mercy on his atheist, police-hating, non-voting, anarchist soul.

 

[Anti Globalist]

If I was living in New Hampshire I wouldn't be participating in the primary.

 

[nobody's_hero]

(just to see how long the national news crews would continue to hang out, waiting for official results)

I thought their job was to make the results.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Bernie and Ron Paul are polar opposites. How does that work?

The leftarians love him.

He also has that persona of being true to his principles and an "outsider".

Now, his guiding principle is, of course, authoritarian communism, unlike Ron's of individual liberty and limited government, but that means zip shit to the international orange dyed hair/face tattoo/nose-ring/let me stuff a hockey puck in my earlobe, mob.

"Bernie's like, for real, man."

 

[Warlord]

Look at this shit... eWarren goes knocking on doors - she is a commie - and is embraced with warm hugs, etc.

Sickening!

 

[oyarde]

I know for a fact a good chunk went to Bernie.

Which is what I suspect will happen

 

[XNavyNuke]

Look at this $#@!... eWarren goes knocking on doors - she is a commie - and is embraced with warm hugs, etc.

Awww! Communists need hugs too!

XNN

 

[Sammy]

I know for a fact a good chunk went to Bernie.

Why would anybody who supported a Ron Paul a Limited Government Libertarian Conservative support now a Communist?

 

[A. Havnes]

Hopefully Yang and Gabbard. Yang at least could bring issues like automation to the forefront and Gabbard foreign policy.

This is what I'm thinking. Ron Paul has said a lot of favorable things about Gabbard and had her on his show as well. He said at the end of the show that he was hoping to push the episode in NH (I can't remember his exact wording, though), so a lot of people who still follow him and value what he has to say will probably vote for her.

As for Yang, I know a lot of people like him as well. He's a Democrat who isn't afraid of capitalism, so go figure. He's hardly the worst of the bunch.

 

[donnay]

The leftarians love him.

He also has that persona of being true to his principles and an "outsider".

Now, his guiding principle is, of course, authoritarian communism, unlike Ron's of individual liberty and limited government, but that means zip $#@! to the international orange dyed hair/face tattoo/nose-ring/let me stuff a hockey puck in my earlobe, mob.

"Bernie's like, for real, man."

See that seems to be the biggest problem. You are either for liberty or against liberty, there is no gray area. It's the same as, you are either for good or for evil.

Ron Paul also talked about "group think" and how that makes us not step out of the box that the powers-that-be want us in.

 

[Pauls' Revere]

Why would anybody who supported a Ron Paul a Limited Government Libertarian Conservative support now a Communist?

Comrade, everything will be free & you will have "a right" to it.

 

[Anti Federalist]

Comrade, everything will be free & you will have "a right" to it.

There's your answer.

That, and this simple truth: freedom is not popular.