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**Creva4k** · 01-05-2012, 05:22 AM

bro i proper laughed when shaikh yousuf asked maneating lizard to read on the live session of the shariah program. i take it your on there? Its an amazing course mashAllah

He did win bro, 3rd place was enough, the first three are goig to be invovled in the next rounds as far as i know?

Perhaps you can enlighten me with an epxlanation of how the system works and what the significance of today was? As far as I can see it was a necessary step for ron paul to become president.

And even if the congress dislikes his policies, its a mass movement taht heavily favours the ummah. People will get swept away in his movementy and adopty his policies and inshAllah he will help transform the attitudes of many americans. Imagine all those people who because of ron paul, oppose interventionalism. i believe this can only be a good thing. All the money he is spending on ads and documentaries and talks, arguing the points taht muslims really need to be made

Yeah, that's me. Are you a 2nd semester student as well? What's your name.

Anyways, the Iowa Caucus doesn't officially have any affect on the process of nominating a presidential candidate. There is a lot of media attention surrounding it, however, because it is the first electoral event of the year, and so it is used as an indicator for what the rest of the election trail might look like.

So Ron Paul's strong showing does indicate that he's much more popular than last year. The problem is that the people he's mostly popular with can't vote him into becoming the Republican presidential candidate, as they are independents.

So, it is expected that he wont do as well when it comes time for the actual primaries.

01-05-2012, 05:22 AM	#28
Creva4k Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 382 Senior Member	bro i proper laughed when shaikh yousuf asked maneating lizard to read on the live session of the shariah program. i take it your on there? Its an amazing course mashAllah He did win bro, 3rd place was enough, the first three are goig to be invovled in the next rounds as far as i know? Perhaps you can enlighten me with an epxlanation of how the system works and what the significance of today was? As far as I can see it was a necessary step for ron paul to become president. And even if the congress dislikes his policies, its a mass movement taht heavily favours the ummah. People will get swept away in his movementy and adopty his policies and inshAllah he will help transform the attitudes of many americans. Imagine all those people who because of ron paul, oppose interventionalism. i believe this can only be a good thing. All the money he is spending on ads and documentaries and talks, arguing the points taht muslims really need to be made Yeah, that's me. Are you a 2nd semester student as well? What's your name. Anyways, the Iowa Caucus doesn't officially have any affect on the process of nominating a presidential candidate. There is a lot of media attention surrounding it, however, because it is the first electoral event of the year, and so it is used as an indicator for what the rest of the election trail might look like. So Ron Paul's strong showing does indicate that he's much more popular than last year. The problem is that the people he's mostly popular with can't vote him into becoming the Republican presidential candidate, as they are independents. So, it is expected that he wont do as well when it comes time for the actual primaries.
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