2012 Election Rigged!

'Police Intervene,Arrest Ron Paul Backers At Missouri Caucus'

From Yahoo:

Police and organizers shut down proceedings at one of Missouri's largest caucuses today, as Ron Paul supporters feuded with local GOP leaders.

"It's like the Hatfields and the McCoys around here," St. Charles County's former GOP chairman told ABC News, after police arrived on-scene with a helicopter and removed Paul backers.

In St. Charles, an exurb of St. Louis and one of the state's largest GOP counties, Paul supporters sought to elect their own chairman and adopt their own rules when proceedings opened - both of which are part of standard caucus rules and procedure. But as they argued with the caucus chair, Paul supporters held video cameras - against caucus rules, according to a GOP official who was there - and things became contentious.

This whole primary and caucus season has been a SHAM.The GOP will break their own rules to keep Ron Paul and his supporters from having any voice in THEIR party.

Whoever is GIVEN the GOP nomination in the end,will be a FRAUD!He will have won a RIGGED election,with all the cards stacked in his favor.

The GOP Suppresses Ron Paul Vote In Maine

From The Hill: 

......in Washington County, where Paul had expected to perform well, the caucus was postponed until Feb. 18 due to an expected snowstorm. Washington County Republican Chairman Chris Gardner told the AP he had no idea when the caucuses were postponed that his county would no longer count toward the grand total.

“This is an outrage," John Tate, Paul's campaign manager, said in an email to supporters. "But our campaign is in this race to win, and will stay in it to the very end."
Paul's campaign has accused the local GOP of postponing the caucuses to prevent the results from being reported on Saturday, arguing that "just the votes of Washington County would have been enough to put us over the top."
The campaign is also dismissing the notion that weather was a reasonable excuse for the caucuses to be put off.
“This is Maine we’re talking about," Tate said. "The Girl Scouts had an event today in Washington County that wasn’t cancelled!"
Paul's aides have maintained that the Texas congressman will wind up with the most delegates from Maine, despite Romney's apparent victory Saturday night. Maine's caucuses are non-binding, and delegates are selected at a state convention in May.
"We were a little bit disappointed last night," Paul said Sunday on CBS's Face the Nation. "But we were disappointed that the one county where we have done the best in the past, and we were expected to do the best, they canceled their caucus."
Paul spokesman Jesse Benton said the campaign was confident it would control the Maine delegation at the GOP nominating covention in August in Tampa, Fla.

Something is fishy in Maine and its not the daily catch.The GOP establishment is hell-bent on having Mitt Romney as their nominee,even to the point of voter suppression.

Ron Paul Is Likely To Win More Delegates Than Either Gingrich Or Santorum This Week

From The Christian Science Monitor:

“Hold it”, you’re saying, “How can that be? Rep. Paul’s polling in single digits in Florida. He’s going to finish behind Gingrich and Santorum, as well as Mitt Romney, in Tuesday’s Florida primary. How can that translate into beating any of his rivals at all?”
We’ll tell you how – because he’s not winning those delegates in Florida. He’s winning, or will probably win, at least a few delegates in Maine.

If you are getting your news exclusively from the MSM you wouldn't know that.

Did Santorum Really Win The Iowa Caucus?

From Human Events:

Rick Santorum​ may have actually won the Iowa Caucus by 12 votes.

Edward True, a Ron Paul​ supporter, told KCCI News in Iowa that he helped count the votes in his precinct and "jotted the results down on a piece of paper to post" to his Facebook page. 

He said Romney received two votes in his precinct, but the Iowa Republican Party credited Romney with 22 votes. 
True is filing a notarized statement, and, if he turns out to be right, that 20 vote difference would mean Santorum actually won Iowa by eight votes. 

I just wonder how many discrepancies happened in all the precincts all over Iowa.Instead of winning Iowa by 8 votes,Santorum may have won Iowa by a 100 or 500 votes.The GOP establishment was bound and determined for Romney to win Iowa by any means necessary.

A Few Random Thoughts On Last Nights Iowa Caucus

1.) No one won anything last night in Iowa.Their were no delegates at stake and 25% is not a majority of anything.All Mitt Romney and Rick Santourum won was 1st and 2nd place at the losers table.

2.) Iowa and New Hampshire only matter in regards to how they will effect the voting in South Carolina.Other than that they are meaningless.

3.) I wonder what the GOP establishment is willing to pay promise,Michelle Bachmann,and Ric Perry to get them out of the race now.I wouldn't be surprised that by weeks end they both endorse Romney.

4.) The GOP better listen to Sarah Palin:

Sarah Palin gave her analysis of the Iowa caucuses tonight, refusing to give any single candidate anything close to an endorsement. She also noted rather passionately though, that the GOP had better not marginalize Ron Paul and his supporters after tonight because their fiscal concerns are very legitimate and the GOP had better work with them.

Love him or hate him,but their was only 1 candidate on the ballot that was for smaller government,and that was Ron Paul.