Breaking: Romney did not win nomination
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Incredible developments have emerged spelling out how Romney may not have actually taken the nomination, after all.
Even with news circulating like wildfire that Romney secured the Republican nomination with an alleged win in Tuesday's Texas Primary, it seems as though this may not actually be the case. Ironically enough, Romney still may not have even taken Texas, yet.
After a careful comb through the numbers, how the race is playing out and what delegate totals are emerging from the states, it seems as though Romney currently has only around half of the 1,144 delegates needed to win the Republican nomination.
So, why is the 'national' media acting this way? Are they incorrectly still using the 'estimated' delegate totals, based on the initial caucuses and primaries from each state, while ignoring the actual delegate totals emerging as the states finally begin to conclude their weeks-long delegate selection processes?
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Romney must have taken the nomination.
After all, he was the only candidate wearing magic underwear.
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"When it is all said and done, we will likely have as many as 500 supporters as delegates on the Convention floor," the Texas congressman wrote. "That is just over 20 percent! And while this total is not enough to win the nomination, it puts us in a tremendous position to grow our movement and shape the future of the GOP!"
CNN currently estimates Paul to have the backing of 140 delegates. In May, Paul's campaign said it would shift its focus from competing in primary states to securing delegates at state party conventions ahead of the national Republican convention in Tampa, Florida in late August. Paul is not running for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives.
In his letter, Paul said delegates supporting the presumptive GOP nominee Mitt Romney would also help his cause.
"We will send several hundred additional supporters to Tampa who, while bound to Romney, believe in our ideas of liberty, constitutional government, and a common-sense foreign policy," Paul wrote.
I hear Dick Clark Productions owns most of the Mexican media. I wonder if its true and if its a factor in out election fraud.
People in the videos hare saying the people of Mexico have woken up, their two parties are one in the same. They know the media has picked the president and they will not stand for it. They are calling for all the people who are not voting for the chosen one to take to the streets.
Here they are saying if the media chooses their president there will be a revolution.
I wonder when we are gonna wake up, Romney was chosen.
I did not see who.
"he knew he had no hope of winning enough delegates to win. He encouraged his supporters to keep voting as a protest"
Ron paul said
The campaign will not spend resources campaigning in primary states but WILL BE focusing on winning delegates in caucus states
"We will no longer spend resources campaigning in primaries in states that have not yet voted. Doing so with any hope of success would take many tens of millions of dollars we simply do not have."
Basically he was saying, 'we want to continue getting delegates so we can have a bigger say at the convention, but I know I'm not going to be the nominee.'
assumption to fact, does not a Fact make.
Maybe you should stop being so quick to attack and belittle others.
Watch Ben Swann on Youtube or Channel 19 news from Cincinatti. he is the BEST real journalist I've seen!
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I love it! Great post Teri =)