TREASON in LOUISIANA Presidential Election!

[austinchick]

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[dblee]

this guy is totally mistaken. if you vote for a ron paul delegate, he's a ron paul delegate, although officially 'uncommited.'

What he did not understand was that the grassroots in LA had been coordinating for months over getting our delegates in the right places.

I guess he wasn't in on the plan =\

 

[Airborn]

what an Idiot!!! He left and didn't vote and told other RP supporters to not vote???? The Ron Paul delegates would not change their candidate!!!!! Unbelieveable

 

[hueylong]

That dude is an idiot. He took the word of some guy who didn't know crap about the rules, and instead of asking somebody else -- he left!

He couldn't find a Ron Paul supporter at the table who could have explained it to him?

And now he's posting about Treason and calling out the new Governor (who is incredibly popular, by the way -- and who it would be FOOLISH for us to antagonize with the primary coming up on February 9th!).

No wonder Dr. Paul has an image problem. Ignorant people who don't know when to STFU, listen and learn something before they go off on an embarrassing tangent.

 

[aspiringconstitutionalist]

I got it from another forum......



Treason in Louisiana Presidential election!

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Governor Jindal ran on the platform of cleaning up corruption in Louisiana. I believe him. Now he can prove it. The Louisiana Caucus held around the state of Louisiana, was apparently set up to get delegates for John McCain for President!
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by Harry Tugwell
(Libertarian)
As Glenn Beck says, "Here is how I got there".

I am a staunch supporter for Ron Paul for President. I attended when Ron Paul spoke on Monday January 21 at the Holiday Inn in Shreveport.

That was the first time I heard that there would be a caucus held in Louisiana on Tuesday January 22 (EVEN THOUGH IT WAS BEING HELD THE NEXT DAY) at Bossier City Centrytel arena, and other places in Louisiana, and that we needed to turn out to vote between 5pm and 8pm in support of Ron Paul.

You would think that this would have been advertised more, with a clear understanding of when it was going to be held, what the rules were, and how you could vote to support your candidate.

When I got there, the only instructions handed out, said to vote for all the candidates in your district, and they had a list of the delegates for the two districts. There was no hint or indication of who each candidate supported. (I still have my copy)

I began talking to the people running the caucus. None of them could tell me how the process was being run. No one seemed to know anything. Everyone was confused!

I began talking to other voters who came in. They were as confused as I was. Being a firm supporter of Dr. Paul, I was determined to find out what was going on.

I then talked to two of the young delegates who were there. They were real nice, young men. I questioned them and one delegate told me the following:

If a republican candidate should get over 50% of the vote, all of the "uncommitted delegates" being voted on tonight, were obligated to vote for that candidate when the delegates vote. He said if no candidate gets 50% of the primary vote, then they could vote for any republican candidate they wanted to!

I asked him? Does this mean I could vote here today and I could actually cause a candidate I do not want to be President to be elected the Republican Presidential nominee. He said yes, unless your candidate gets over 50% of the vote. (that is not likely to happen, especially with the mass media censorship and this type of finagling going on).

I decided to leave and not vote. I ran into 5 people when leaving, and told them my story, and that their vote could help a candidate they did not want in office. 4 of them were Ron Paul supporters and seemed to understand and were very concerned. 2 said they were going in and would talk to others about it. 2 turned around and left without voting as I did.

The last guy I told my story to, said he was going to vote anyway and he was a McCain supporter. What did he know that I didn't?

We need support to get this investigated IMMEDIATELY. We need to contact Moon Griffon, a Louisiana talk show host from Monroe, Louisiana, and get him to talk about it on his radio show. I hope he can get the attention of the new Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal, and get Bobby to investigate.

Both Moon and Governor Jindal are staunch supporters of cleaning up Louisiana corruption.

It seems to me that someone behind this "misleading intentional delusion", should be prosecuted under the RICO statute, if it can be proven!


It seems that this would be a perfect "first case" for Governor Jindal.
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THIS MUST HAVE BEEN AN INTENTIONAL SETUP:

1) The caucus was not timely advertised.

2) Even Ron Paul thought we should vote in his support, and had not been told the caucus details.

3) The uncommitted delegates, were predominately "John McCain" supporters. This is evident from articles and information currently being posted all over the Internet.

4) This is also obvious, since they are stating that "John McCain won the Louisiana Caucus" No Way.

5) No one at the Bossier caucus knew what was going on and could not even intelligently answer my questions.

6) No instruction sheet was issued at the caucus, except one saying "WIN one for the Gipper (I didn't even know he was running) and saying to vote for "all" the delegates in your district. It didn't even say which areas were covered in each district.

7) This had to be intentionally misleading. Surely Louisiana politics are not this "DUMB ASSED"


I HAD QUIT CURSING.

RON PAUL CENSORSHIP AND MANIPULATION IS CAUSING ME TO CURSE AGAIN.

I Pledge to quit cursing again, and exert that energy to support for Ron Paul for President.

I am asking every Ron Paul supporter to get behind me on this!

http://www.nolanchart.com/article1409.html

There are so many things wrong with the reasoning in this article. He clearly does not understand the process AT ALL and should keep his damn mouth shut, and should certainly not have persuaded other Ron Paul supporters not to vote.

 

[yankee_blue]

I have never in my life seen so many drama queens.

Ever.

 

[RPDelegate]

This is what is so frustrating about this whole caucus and primary stage of the election process. Every damn state has their own rules it seems. And the only people that seem to know the rules are old timers that have done this many times already. If you're a newbie, you're screwed, because you'll have a hard time finding the info, no one will be there to explain the info, and chances are you'll go there not even knowing that your clueless until it's too late. People need to find out what they are doing well in advance before they go to these caucuses and primaries.

What blows my mind is that this guy seems to think there was some sort of scam or corruption going on, then in reality, it just him being completely clueless of how the process works.

 

[kirkblitz]

ok

 

[FreedomProsperityPeace]

Well, he was right about one thing:

A lot of people were confused and didn't understand the process. The LAGOP should've worked to make this easy to understand for everybody. I beleive they intentionally made this a mess so it could be easily manipulated.

 

[aspiringconstitutionalist]

ok

Nominated for post of the year.

 

[Sandra]

We can winover the Pro Life coalition!