What if Ron Paul does not win?

[John]

My latest you tube thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-m16aO-8kI

I hope you like it.  Please come Home!

[les nessman]

     The lyrics were kind of catchy.   

[kola]

thats was cool John.

very Bob Dylanish..maybe try singin it with Dylans drawn out voice style and toot in a harmonica bit.

kola

[Sheep Fuzzy Wool]

My latest you tube thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-m16aO-8kI

I hope you like it.  Please come Home!

Yeah, self internment. I like it. 

[kola]

If Ron Paul doesn't win why not bring him to NH.

Elect him Sheriff? I dunno..just a thought. 

[MobileDigit]

Didn't he say if the exploratory committee didn't go well he would try to run as governor of NH?

[yonder]

Right now he's 2nd place in NV, ahead of everyone but Romney (who has 1st place locked up by a wide margin).  It is still early, and McCain could still pull ahead, but right now Paul has a narrow lead on McCain.

[John]

     The lyrics were kind of catchy.   

That was "kinda" my intention.    Thanks!

[John]

thats was cool John.

very Bob Dylanish..

I take that as quite a compliment, Thank you.

[John]

..maybe try singin it with Dylans drawn out voice style and toot in a harmonica bit.

I tried the whole singing-in-somone-else's-voice bit many many years ago, while singing in a rock-and-roll band. . .  Every song needed a different voice.  I had lots of fun, but it was rather silly.  Toward the end of those years, I started to do my own thing . . .
Then I stopped the whole rock-and-roll bit in favor of raising a family . . . These days I just do just a little bit of my own style of folk music.

BTW, that song, "The Free State Project Blues" was/is intended/written to be played in a FAR MORE bluesy "voice."  Deep, very deep  blue.

[penguins4me]

Right now he's 2nd place in NV, ahead of everyone but Romney (who has 1st place locked up by a wide margin).  It is still early, and McCain could still pull ahead, but right now Paul has a narrow lead on McCain.

I wasn't aware of a peculiar fact until this afternoon: the vote totals from NV today were a non-binding straw poll. The real goal of the caucus is to elect delegates, delegates who will speak on behalf of a candidate of the delegate's own choosing at the county conventions (who then elect state delegates, who then finally elect the final 37 national GOP delegates who will ultimately choose who the NV GOP throws their nomination votes for).

There may be hundreds (or perhaps even thousands?) of people living within any given area (precinct). Of those people, it seems (from my VERY limited exposure) that perhaps a dozen people actually show up at the GOP caucus. Of those people, no one initially volunteered to be a delegate, though at the end of the day, there were five volunteers to fill a total of eight delegate slots. The rest of the GOP caucus-goers filled out their little straw ballot and left. Only the delegates have an official vote for their candidate for the GOP nominee. Romney may have gotten 45% of the straw poll in my precinct, but Ron Paul has at least twenty percent of the delegates; the other delegates didn't pick a single person to voice their support for, so as it pertains to my tiny slice of the political shennanigans, the NV GOP nomination process is far from resolved.

[John]

I wasn't aware of a peculiar fact . . .

Yes! The whole F-cking system seems to be a BIG F-cking joke!
Please come HOME!

[John Edward Mercier]

I wasn't aware of a peculiar fact . . .

Yes! The whole F-cking system seems to be a BIG F-cking joke!
Please come HOME!

Each State has its own system, a federalized system would be even less liberty.

[yonder]

Didn't he say if the exploratory committee didn't go well he would try to run as governor of NH?

Source?

I would have to dial up the pressure on the rest of family if that happened.

[MobileDigit]

Didn't he say if the exploratory committee didn't go well he would try to run as governor of NH?

Source?
I would have to dial up the pressure on the rest of family if that happened.

I think it was at the 2007 NH Liberty Forum.