Ron Paul Could Throw the Election to Obama!

Ron Paul could end up shifting Montana from a red state to a blue
state. Why he isn't booted completely out of the Republican party for such a blatant attempt to lessen the chance of victory for the Republican Party's Presidential nominee is anyone's guess. He has also managed to get on the ballot in Louisiana now, but that state is not likely to be won by Obama. Montana is HOTLY contested though, and could make the difference in whether our next U.S. President is a war-hero or a Marxist who hangs around with the likes of Raila Amolo Odinga.

http://www.thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/campaigns/42461-ron-paul-to-appear-on-montana-ballot

September 9, 2008

Ron Paul To Appear on Montana Ballot

@ 3:02 pm by Walter Alarkon

Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) will appear on Montana's presidential ballot as the Constitution Party's candidate, according to FiveThirtyEight.com.

The libertarian-minded Paul, who campaigned the GOP nomination, said that he wouldn't play an active role in Montana but also wouldn't object to the Constitution Party of Montana tapping him as its nominee.

Paul received more than a fifth of the support of Republicans in Montana's June primary, which was won by John McCain.

The state Republican Party also held a caucus in February. Paul came in second place, behind former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (R). McCain placed third.

McCain was tied with Democrat Barack Obama in the latest Rasmussen poll of the state, which was conducted in late July.

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Apr 14 2008 8:55 AM



John McCain only has 814 delegates committed on the 1st ballot and only 156 more delegate positions remain up for grabs in which 74 will come from Pennsylvania. The Revolution has just begun here in Pennsylvania.

Missourinet: Republicans warn about Ron Paul supporters crashing caucuses

http://www.missourinet.com/gestalt/go.cfm?objectid=AFA81D15-A29C-F830-984086DE9E15930C

Friday, March 14, 2008, 6:33 PM
By Steve Walsh
Missouri Republicans hold county and local caucuses Saturday - and party leadership is warning about rumors regarding followers of former GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul.
Rumors are the Paul followers plan to flood the caucuses and will try to overturn the already established rules regarding how Missouri's delegation will vote at the National Convention in St. Paul this summer. Missouri Republican Party Executive Director Jared Craighead says this is only a rumor, but it's important to get out the word that Missouri's delegates are committed to John McCain.
Craighead says it's unfortunate that there appears to be a campaign underway to give misinformation to those attending caucuses that delegates elected at the congressional district level will be able to change the rules regarding the voting for the presidential nominee. Craighead makes it clear Missouri's delegates are bound to support the winner of the February 5th Presidential Primary - and that was Senator John McCain.