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Latest Anti-Paul Tactics from Missouri. What you're up against as a voter!

Submitted by Dave P. on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 15:51
Ron Paul 2012
Missouri

At St. Charles, the Santorum chair shut down the caucus when someone filming refused to leave. Police were called and two were arrested for trespassing.

Another Chair (Romney) booked a venue with only room for fifty and then handed out about 150 preprinted directions to his place of business which was private property and called the police directing them to remove any troublemakers.

Another Romney controlled caucus only let in a few voters at a time so they could control the voting. The Ron Paul people hooked up with the Santorum people to try to crak it but lost with one vote in the end.

Have a plan B ready people! Will the guy who was filming at the St.Charles caucus contact Ben Swann asap.

bswann@fox19.com

ANYONE who has caucus videos, cont Ben Swann directly at bswann@fox19.com

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Breaking: ABC Now Saying: Missouri Best for Ron Paul yet!

Submitted by John P. Slevin on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 23:55 Ron Paul 2012
Missouri

http://abcnews.go.com/blogs/politics...-for-ron-paul/


Above article has links to many reports from the Missouri Caucuses on Saturday.

As we know, Ron Paul supporters in every state do great work!



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Missouri Caucus Anecdotes: Arguments, Arrests, and a Good Day for Ron Paul

Mar 17, 2012 11:18pm



The Missouri caucuses may have marked Ron Paul’s most successful day of the 2012 campaign, as anecdotes from across the state indicate a strong showing.

To varying degrees, proceedings grew contentious between Paul supporters and local GOP officials. The gist of the disputes: GOP organizers said the Paul backers were boisterous and obstructive. Paul backers wanted to be heard.

While speculation has been noted on a national level that Ron Paul and Mitt Romney are somehow colluding in the 2012 race, anecdotal evidence from Missouri suggests some cooperation: In counties where Paul supporters showed well, Romney supporters and Paul supporters appeared together on mixed delegate slates. Local GOP officials said they couldn’t say, one way or another, whether Paul and Romney backers seemed to be cooperating in any organized way at individual caucus sites.

• In St. Charles County, organizers and police shut down the caucus amid a bitter dispute between Ron Paul supporters and the caucus chairman. Two Ron Paul supporters were arrested, then released. A police helicopter showed up. The caucus was held in a high school gym, and about 2,500 people attended. “It’s like the Hatfields and the McCoys around here,” former St. Charles GOP chairman Tom Kipers said of the ongoing dispute between county GOP leaders and Paul supporters. http://abcn.ws/xY22zt

• The Kansas City Star reports that things got contentious in Clay County, too: ”In Clay County, arguments between Paul supporters and others became so intense that the caucus chairman threatened to have voters removed by force. … [Paul supporter:] ‘We raised a number of points of order, points of information, points of parliamentary inquiry, many of which have been ignored.’” http://bit.ly/zV6XxR

• Boone County, which encompasses Columbia and the University of Missouri, elected a slate of Ron Paul-backing delegates, after Paul supporters succeeded in electing their own caucus chair. (That’s a normal part of caucus procedure: the first vote taken is on who will chair the meeting.) One GOP member described the Paul supporters as “loud, boisterous,” and “obnoxious” at the meeting — although the local GOP chairman said things were civil and that GOP officials get along fine with the Paul people there. The caucus elected 48 Ron Paul delegates and 5 Mitt Romney delegates, according to a local GOP official.

• Greene County (a large GOP county in Southwest Missouri, encompassing Springfield) elected a mixed slate of 65 Ron Paul delegates, 40 Mitt Romney delegates, and six Rick Santorum delegates. “A few [caucus attendees] got a little loud,” said Danette Proctor, the county GOP chair who presided over the caucus. “But I just said, ‘Be quiet.’”

• In keeping with what seems to be a trend, a Ron Paul supporter in Lincoln County alleged that GOP officials violated caucus rules in an attempt to silence Paul supporters. Quote from a Ron Paul supporter, as posted on a blog: “They practically ignored the State GOP guidelines and rules. The severely butchered Robert’s Rules of Order.” Note: GOP caucuses (in Missouri, as well as in Iowa) are governed by Robert’s Rules of Order, although Missouri counties can use their own rules … and then adopt new rules after electing a caucus chairman. http://bit.ly/xmimXP

• In Christian County, south of Springfield, a local GOP official said Rick Santorum supporters came out as winners, electing a mixed slate of mostly Santorum backers and some Romney backers.

• Rick Santorum spoke at the Chesterfield, Mo., caucus site in St. Louis County this morning — but his supporters only narrowly won out. A slate of Santorum-backing delegates narrowly defeated a mixed slate of Paul and Romney supporters, according to a Chesterfield GOP official.

• Photo of Santorum drinking a Guinness: https://twitter.com/#!/MichaelBiundo/status/181063517514907648/photo/1

• The state GOP acknowledged that it had heard of a few disagreements at caucuses around the state, but nothing else on par with what happened in St. Charles.

Missouri Caucus Anecdotes: Arguments, Arrests, and a Good Day for Ron Paul - ABC News

Dallas Loves Ron Paul!

Submitted by yrad on Sat, 03/17/2012 - 22:57
Texas

The Dallas St. Patricks Day parade had a fantastic Ron Paul float. I have to tell you the crowd went crazy up and down Greenville Ave for miles!

How is RP not winning? I know if any other candidate had a float it would be either laughed at or disregarded.

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Ron Paul is the only choice in 2012



It's Ron Paul or Nobody

Ron Paul Winning Nomination (Either Way)!



Again... It's Ron Paul or Nobody

The GOP either excepts Millions and Millions of HIGHLY MOTIVATED Young Voters or those same HIGHLY MOTIVATED Young Voters Bail Ship and go third Party and write in Ron Paul

The Same with the Under 30 Voters

The same go's for the Military Vote

either way the GOP Good Ole Boy System lose's all the way around

No One But Paul in the GOP or Ron Paul Go's Third Party and takes his Massive amount of Voters with him third party which will grab a Hell of a lot of the Independant Voters and the disenfranchised Democrat Voters that are discusted with Obama's Broke Ass

>MONEY BOMB March 23rd<

Sun, 03/18/2012 - 02:33 Events


There will be a money bomb starting march 23!

What good timing with all the events of today, our good showing and the fact that the closer we get the more scared they become and their cracking!

Here is Ron Paul's post on our upcoming money bomb: The grassroots are planning a very important Money Bomb on March 23.

Please mark your calendars and consider chipping in. We need to raise a big chunk of cash so we can start mail, voter ID and advertising in big late primaries like Texas and California and make sure our convention program is fully funded.

Let's shoot for the stars and go out of this galaxy!
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