Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.'s Blog, page 2570

The Pauls and the Romneys?

NYT: "Amid Rivalry, Friendship Blossoms on the Campaign Trail."

Ron the Victor

Writes Jim Cox:

DeKalb County, Georgia, held a presidential straw poll at its precinct mass meetings this morning. The results:

Rick Santorum 13;

Mitt Romney 25;

Newt Gingrich 25;

Ron Paul 105.

Ron Wins Hancock County, Too

Not that this affects the preselected result. (Thanks to Travis Holte)

Ron Beats Neocon Newt

In Georgia.

Packed House in Boise for Ron

(Thanks to Travis Holte)

Ron Wins Washington County

But that does not alter the alleged results.

Maine Claim: Romney Gains

But who will believe the GOP cheats? (Thanks to Brad Funkhouser)

Maine Prediction

Writes Travis Holte:

I don't think the Maine GOP would be reversing their positions on things if they didn't feel they could finagle things for Romney. I hope I'm wrong, but my gut tells me that Romney will prevail today. Not that it matters really, save for the prestitutes who will make hay with it.

2,300 Hear Ron in Spokane

Ron Paul Attracts 2,300 Voters

at a Spokane, Washington Campaign Rally

Overflows city's convention center, continuing

a memorable Pacific Northwest campaign tour

BELLEVUE, Washington – 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul attracted an astonishing 2,300 voters at his Spokane, Washington campaign rally today, ending this day of campaigning in the Pacific Northwest with an uncharacteristically large display of support.

The 12-term Congressman from Texas' rally took place at 7:30 p.m. PST at the Spokane Convention Center. Taken together, Dr. Paul's Pacific Northwest campaign visit has so far resulted in his having reached thousands of supporters and undecided voters in candidate appearances alone. Tomorrow, Dr. Paul heads to Boise, Idaho for another large rally.

Ron Paul receives a well-earned standing ovation from 2,300 supporters in Spokane.

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The Crime in Maine

Writes Dan McDonald:

Well, if Ron decides to make a third-party run and Republicans ask why, we have a new old slogan  - "Remember the Maine."