Has Ron Paul Lost Control Of His Followers?

 

By now, the Ron Paul campaign’s plan to storm the delegate selection process of smaller states is well-known. Paul’s camp first took the majority of delegates in Minnesota, and has since pulled off similar feats in Nevada, Louisiana and Maine—despite the fact that Paul didn’t win any of these caucuses*—with more states on the way. If Paul’s people gather enough delegate positions, and Mitt Romney doesn’t get the necessary number of delegates in the first round of voting at the Republican National Convention in August, these delegates could cause serious trouble for Romney…Read More

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Related: Ron Paul Campaign Plots To Steal Nevada Delegates Despite RNC Warning

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Ron Paul Campaign Plots To Steal Nevada Delegates Despite RNC Warning

 

Ron Paul supporters are planning to storm the Nevada state GOP convention and seize up to two-thirds of the delegate positions, despite an RNC warning that doing so could jeopardize the entire delegation…Read More

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Related: Ron Paul’s Not Quitting Cuz Screw You

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Romney Sweeps Northeastern Primaries, Critz Pulls Off An Upset, And Gingrich Reconsiders His Adverbs

 

Mitt Romney swept Tuesday’s primaries, easily winning New York, Delaware, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Pennsylvania, and all but certifying his nomination for the Republican Party.

The only state even in contention was Delaware, where Gingrich’s beleaguered campaign was making a last stand. (Seriously? Who draws the line at Delaware?) But Romney trounced the panda poet with more than double the vote…Read More

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5 Things To Watch For In Tonight’s Primaries

 

Primaries! Stay excited people, there’s still plenty of politics to obsess over, as New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Delaware and Connecticut vote tonight in the GOP presidential primary for a total of 231 delegates. (Don’t knock it; that’s 10% of the total.) Mitt Romney is the presumptive nominee, but he hasn’t won over his party yet, Gingrich still might pull off an upset, Ron Paul is gearing up the protest vote, and a showdown between a Blue Dog and a labor-backed challenger in PA might decide the Democrats’ election year narrative.

Here’s a rundown of what to watch for…Read More

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Ron Paul’s Not Quitting Cuz Screw You

 

This clip features the two common arguments circulating round ye olde Reddit.com/r/ronpaul: that the libertarianish candidate’s big crowds are indicative of a groundswell—Paul has been attracting thousands at isolated events (though nowhere near the numbers Obama regularly drew in 2008)—and that he has more delegates than anybody realizes, as his supporters are trying to snatch up delegate positions to potentially wrest a few states at the GOP convention…Read More

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Ron Paul Video Game Closest Paul Will Ever Get To Ending The Fed (VIDEO)

 

In July, a young entrepreneur is set to release a Ron Paul video game, in which the player will command a Paul avatar through more all 50 states (observing different laws in each one because TENTH AMENDMENT), battling the Federal Reserve and not taking a congressional pension. The ultimate goal of the game will be to become president, though fourth place may also be an option…Read More

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Santorum Won’t Endorse Romney…Yet

 

Romney may already be soaking up Santorum’s voters (gross), but he hasn’t gotten the thumbs up from the man himself.

During a conference call Monday night, Santorum declined to endorse Mitt Romney…Read More

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Ron Paul’s Expensive Failure

Ron Paul still seems in it for the long haul, but more as a barnacle than a serious candidate. After 29 contests, Paul has only 51 delegates, fewer than 1/10 of those held by frontrunner Romney, and not even within striking distance of third-place Newt Gingrich, a zombie of a candidate. Gingrich can at least put a couple of states in his win column: Paul has not finished first in a single primary or caucus…Read More

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Related: Mitt Romney Winning The Fundraising Primary Over His Republican Rivals

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Maryland, Wisconsin, DC: What to Expect From Tonight’s Primaries

The long GOP primary race lumbers into Maryland, Wisconsin, and Washington, D.C., today. With Romney set to win all three races — Nate Silver has him up by 24 points in Maryland and 7 in Wisconsin — and the next primary three weeks away, Romney has a better chance than he has in while to seal the inevitability of his nomination…Read More

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Related: Mitt Romney Snubs Texas

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If The GOP Needed Palin To Stir The Base In 2008, They’ll Need Two Palins In 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gallup, the pollster of record, and its chairman, Frank Newport, have some bad news for the Republican party this year – they’re less enthusiastic about the present GOP presidential field than they were about Sen. John McCain in 2008…Read More