So we all know that Ron Paul will get 5th, right?

[JMann]

Unless you win Florida your place doesn't matter unless you are Rudy.

 

[qh4dotcom]

Fine..I'll vote Paul....but I sure hope Romney defeats McCain in Florida.

GOOD GOD ALMIGHTY THAT MAN CAN'T BE PRESIDENT.

If Florida voters have a shred of common sense at the voting booth...you can be sure McCain will lose.

 

[qh4dotcom]

Please leave and don't come back. I'm sure Mitt has his own board. No need to troll ours. Goodbye, dickhead.

He said he's a big time donor of Ron Paul campaign and changing his vote back to Ron Paul...so no need to insult him or hate him.

 

[jlizgar]

You don't understand. Your little, pitiful vote will go completely unnoticed if you throw it in with the Romney crowd. He's not going to win or lose by 1 vote. However, every single fucking vote Ron Paul gets gives him *that* much more credibility and it is SURELY noticed.

DON'T THROW YOUR VOTE AWAY.

I agree here! Dont throw away your vote to that scum Romney...damn I cant stand that guy, I cant stand any of em except Paul and he truly deserves any and every vote we can get him....COME ON! Give the man your vote for crying out loud! What is it we have all be fighting for?? Dont throw it away!

Liz

 

[jlizgar]

Oh, opps did you change your mind dude? I kind of skipped to the end, sorry if I jumped the gun!

 

[Paulitical Correctness]

This dude needs to get upercutted by Captain America.

FFS.

 

[patriot4paul]

I'm voting Romney in Florida...

That doesn't mean I'm not a RP supporter and big time donor....it just means I CAN'T FUCKING STAND JOHN MCCAIN

Why on earth would you vote for Romney if you're a Ron Paul supporter?

 

[bhull]

From LewRockwell.com

"Of course, I care about Florida only as it affects the Revolution. Oddly enough, regardless of who wins tonight, there are positive ramifications for Ron Paul.

If McCain wins, then Romney is toast and we can start the one-on-one against a candidate with a long list of flaws.

If Romney wins, the race remains chaotic and unpredictable with a deadlocked convention at least possible. A Romney win gives Huckabee some encouragement so he will stay in and split the delegates in Southern states. Also, if Romney wins, McCain and Huckabee will have difficulty raising money which also helps Ron Paul.

Sorry to be so wishy-washy but that's the situation.

In any event, Rudy is history tonight which is great news all the way around."

 

[dshields]

I would go with a strong fifth. Rudy has been down here quite a bit pandering to the older generation. Especially the snow birds that moved here from New York.

A strong 5th will do us well in a large state. Remember, they GOP can not win without our vote. That is the real power we have.

Secondly, delegates are more important here aways..

Dave

 

[seapilot]

I would never support Romney in a general election...but our votes in Florida do not matter when McCain-Romney are tied 32%-32%

If McCain wins he's going to sweep Super Tuesday and unleash a hell storm on this country.

I HATE THAT GUY MORE THAN TED KENNNEDY HIMSELF.

So I'm voting Romney this round...sadly.

We get behind Huckabee by one vote we are coming for you!!!

 

[Frankie Lee]

uhhh Have you seen McCain's super Tuesday polling?

He's ahead in everything...and if he takes Florida the nomination is sealed.

Also amnesty is one of my biggest issues and McCain is just in everyone's faces. I literally hate that guy. Anything to stop him even if that means voting Romney.

sorry folks.

PATHETIC.

You don't belong in this revolution

 

[A. Havnes]

Ron Paul really needs some momentum. Florida isn't looking good, and the media is having quite a time playing its importance up. McCain needs to crash and burn in Florida, but that's not happening right now. I hope Romney wins this one, and I hope Ron Paul beats Rudy Guiliani. Only problem is, if Rudy drops out McCain might get his votes.

 

[Vet_from_cali]

mccain would never be president, even if he wins the nomination he would get owned by the democratic candidate hands down. only ron paul would be aqble to defeat the democrats.

 

[josh24601]

PATHETIC.

You don't belong in this revolution

Yeah, we have way too many people, better start weeding some out huh.

 

[blakjak]

Unless you win Florida your place doesn't matter unless you are Rudy.

For actual delegates it does not, but for other reasons place does indeed matter.

 

[skeet]

When you vote - vote your conscience. If you do not, then it is NOT your vote. You become a proxy voter for others.

Expamples:
1. He can not win, so you vote for who you think can - You are a proxy for the masses.(Sheep)
2. I'm voting using a strategy - You are a proxy for the power brokers.
3. I like his ideas, but he is not charismatic - You are a proxy for idiots.
4. He is too low in the polls - (see #1) and add Media
5. I don't want to waste my vote - You are a proxy for (see #1 and #3)Its YOUR vote. duh.

The purpose of voting should be obvious, but......

Always Vote your conscience... You will sleep better at night, and you can look your grandchildren in the eyes knowing you did the right thing.

 

[lasenorita]

@acroso

I dislike McCain with a passion. Having said that, I didn't expect an intelligent citizen like you to spin the Florida Primaries into a "vote against the candidate you dislike the most" type of election. Let me spin it this way: You are on trial and there are three options: A is death by injection, B is death by electric shock, and C is being set free. The judge will most likely have you put to death, but he kindly asks for your opinion. Let's say you hate needles. So you choose ...B - death by electric shock? WTH? Hate for needles > Love for liberty? It's an extremely morbid example, but that's how I see a decision to vote for Romney --- even if there's an option to choose Ron Paul on the ballot --- simply because he's more likable than McCain.

Many people have been brainwashed into voting for the "most popular candidate with the best hairstyle", but those who have taken the time to enlighten themselves and stick to their principles stick to, well, their principles. I always thought elections were held to allow people to choose the candidate that would best represent them. By voting for Romney, you are essentially saying that you think Romney is the best choice for you.

Please take a closer look at the big picture. You say if McCain wins Florida, he'll win the nomination: that's why you're voting for Romney. Do you not realize that if you cast your vote against McCain, you're also rejecting Ron Paul and his message of limited government, personal liberty, and a strong American economy?

Should Romney win Florida, what makes you think that Romney will not give his delegates to McCain at the RNC? Also, personally, I think Romney is one of the biggest threats to our campaign. He has delegates and he has the cash to last all the way through to September.

The Florida Primaries is not the end of the elections. Every single vote cast for Ron Paul (whether he wins the state or not) matters --- it gives him legitimacy and it fights the false notion that he doesn't have the numbers to back him up. Your vote for Ron Paul will convince a person in California or Maine to cast theirs for him as well. It will help him get the essential delegates needed to win. Yes, your vote against McCain will temporarily make you feel good, but it will hurt you, your fellow Ron Paul supporters, and Ron Paul in the long run. Please keep that in mind as you cast your vote.

P.S. - Sorry 'bout the long rant.

 

[acroso]

Ok Ok, I said I would vote Paul...

 

[mczerone]

mccain would never be president, even if he wins the nomination he would get owned by the democratic candidate hands down. only ron paul would be aqble to defeat the democrats.

Romney could beat Hillary. Nobody except Paul could detract from and beat Obama.

 

[lasenorita]

Ok Ok, I said I would vote Paul...

So I was correct in thinking that you are an intelligent citizen.