St Charles County MO Live feed?

[JJ2]

It's 5.30am here and I'm a little bleary-eyed so please forgive me joining the conversation late and for asking the following questions:

1. Was Mr. Brent Stafford elected as Chair?

and

2. Did we win all the delegates as expected?

Thank you.

1. YES!

2. YES!

 

[parocks]

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[Jesse Gruber]

Follow me on twitter @ronpaulmissouri I will be at state convention as a paul delegate. I intend on tweeting live from Springfield mo.

 

[Dogsoldier]

So did we win it in stcharles or what?

 

[CJPrinter]

So did we win it in stcharles or what?

YES! 147 delegates to CD2&3 - 147 delegates to state

 

[Britannia]

1. YES!

2. YES!

How wonderful!

 

[jct74]

 

[CJPrinter]

Does anyone know if there will be a live feed available anywhere of tomorrow's St Charles County, MO re-caucus?

Does anyone else find it humorous that my inquiry about live feeds turned into a pretty darn good live feed?

 

[J_White]

Winning !!

 

[Justinfrom1776]

Amazing night.. We steamrolled every vote. Even when R and M combined on the vote we beat them. They did not win one damn thing.. It was truly awesome to be a part of. I'm looking forward to reading/laughing at their skewed perspective of the events tonight. Brent Stafford chaired the event in an honest and fair manner, at one point even telling a fellow Paul supporter that he had to leave after he declared he was an independent. Weird rule, while we do have an "open" caucus, it is a state party rule that you must declare yourself a Republican at the caucus. Honestly, I don't know why the hell the guy felt like he needed to stand up and say he was an independent.

At the first St. Charles caucus, I had a heated discussion with an old woman who was complaining about the Paul people complaining about the recording "rule".. I had a great time watching her challenge rules to no avail tonight.

Best part of the night: Santorum and Romney people were filing out after they failed to produce a "unity slate" to the sound of the only slate (Constitutional Conservatives) passing by a deafening YAY!!!

 

[helmuth_hubener]

Every.
Single.
Delegate.

That is the manner of the rolling of the St. Charles Ron Paul People. And I am most definitely oriented downward with that. Props of madness I send to you, my friends. Much, much madness.

 

[speciallyblend]

Amazing night.. We steamrolled every vote. Even when R and M combined on the vote we beat them. They did not win one damn thing.. It was truly awesome to be a part of. I'm looking forward to reading/laughing at their skewed perspective of the events tonight. Brent Stafford chaired the event in an honest and fair manner, at one point even telling a fellow Paul supporter that he had to leave after he declared he was an independent. Weird rule, while we do have an "open" caucus, it is a state party rule that you must declare yourself a Republican at the caucus. Honestly, I don't know why the hell the guy felt like he needed to stand up and say he was an independent.

At the first St. Charles caucus, I had a heated discussion with an old woman who was complaining about the Paul people complaining about the recording "rule".. I had a great time watching her challenge rules to no avail tonight.

Best part of the night: Santorum and Romney people were filing out after they failed to produce a "unity slate" to the sound of the only slate (Constitutional Conservatives) passing by a deafening YAY!!!

niceeeeeeeeee, so friday and sat colorado is next so let us watch the media lie and ignore the missouri results and more to come i bet. f the media!

 

[FindLiberty]

Outstanding.

 

[CJPrinter]

Completely off topic, but...

http://t.co/roGM98ix

 

[tuggy24g]

The media can have there straw vote all they want. Well we will have delegates that mean more!

 

[defe07]

I have a question. Did Ron, thanks to his performance in St. Charles, get a majority of the statewide delegates? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I calculated that Ron has gotten 849 delegates out of 2,123 total. Please, I would like to know!

 

[Justinfrom1776]

I have a question. Did Ron, thanks to his performance in St. Charles, get a majority of the statewide delegates? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I calculated that Ron has gotten 849 delegates out of 2,123 total. Please, I would like to know!

CJPrinter can probably answer that question better than me but I'm under the impression that he has won a plurality of the delegates meaning more than Rick or Mitt but not more than 50%.. Santorum supporters will be key as will us pushing the meme to them that in order to block Mitt they will have to join our team in order to increase the likely hood of a brokered convention. Or if they fail to show up to the conventions at all, we will do what we did tonight.

I did see a couple people tonight with Ron Paul stickers on top of their Santorum stickers.. It's not out of the question that they could come to our side.

 

[Liberty Rebellion]

Isn't this just one county. Sorry but someone needs to explain the importance of one caucus in overall scheme of the state.

St. Charles county has the biggest allocation of delegates out of any county in Missouri. I believe second largest is Jackson Coutny which includes Kansas City (St. Charles county doesn't incluse ST. Louis btw)

We swept the delegates and we have a real shot at getting the majority of delegates to national because of this win. You can thank me, us, and the local grassroots later


All your delegates are belong to us and soon we shall has your Congressional and State delegations, two!

 

[kathy88]

This cracked me up this morning from the Twitter feed.

Ken Kolter ‏ @Steelshopkk Reply Retweeted Favorite · Open
RT @stlouis4ronpaul: @Romney supporters openly crying, woman screaming at @RonPaul Supporters "TERRIORIST!" - woah. #MOCaucus

 

[mmadness]

All your delegates are belong to us and soon we shall has your Congressional and State delegations, two!