Santorum and Gingrich dropped out... and they are trying to already claim Romney as the nominee?
But wait....
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2012/may/04/ron-paul-delegate-strategy-gop-nomination?newsfeed=true
http://communities.washingtontimes....-paul-delegate-strategy-perfectly-legitimate/
Basically Ron Paul has won Alaska, Iowa, Minnesota, Louisianna(75% of the delegates), Washington State for sure. And looking really good in Rhode Island, Maine, Colorado, Nevada.
He's definitely reached the plurality of 5 states plus many more.
Ron Paul Delegates have also infiltrated Romney Slots, in states where the primaries are winner takes all, Ron paul has taken up majority if not a good chunk of the percentage of the delegates even in the winner takes all process.
Now the mainstream media is trying to say that this destroys democracy. As in the 2nd link. You will see it's not unfair. The rules are this way, to prevent the upper half from beating the minority. The Romney supporters are allowed to stay for the after party convention to elect delegates if they want. But his support is not there despite the HUGE vote tally for him. He has ZERO enthusiasm going toward him. Alot of people are just voting for him because MSM tells them "Romney, or another 4 years of Obama"
Frankly IMO, since they are both lobby'd by Goldmann sach's I think it's 4 more years of obama no matter who wins.
Obama would destroy romney anyways because Romney has made a fool of himself with all his flip flopping, The fact that pauls delegates will not vote for romney or obama. Romney is ****ed.
So now, in the first round of ballots you might say "Well Romney won so many winner takes all where the votes are bound to romeny" He might win the eleven hundred or so delegates to secure nomination. But that's not the case
We just learned that THIS:
People kept making fun of me saying he has no chance.
I hope I sit in the same seat as the guy who called freddy. And can tell everyone to suck my dick.
I've been working hard calling random people's houses out of states to get votes/explaining delegate process to upcoming states.