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**Gmvkgkmn** · 06-24-2012, 09:59 PM

I think this comment really hits at the heart of the reason why these people were ousted:

I'm glad to see those liars get discovered and eliminated (people who promised to vote for Mitt

in order to become a delegate - but really intended on not voting the first round and then voting for Ron Paul the second round). It was shameful what they were doing. And they have the gumption to think that the process was unfair to them? That's a LOL and 1/2. I don't like it, it's the worst aspect of intra-party politics, but it's the way it is. Ron Paul supporters had their own plans and tricks up their sleeves, they just got out-smarted. The

campaign does have the right to disqualify them under rather vague terms, and they exercised them. This might actually be an issue that is worth looking at if Ron Paul actually did well in any of the primaries. His team wanted to play politics, they got what they wanted. Crying about it looks weak.

06-24-2012, 09:59 PM	#4
Gmvkgkmn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 451 Senior Member	I think this comment really hits at the heart of the reason why these people were ousted: I'm glad to see those liars get discovered and eliminated (people who promised to vote for Mitt in order to become a delegate - but really intended on not voting the first round and then voting for Ron Paul the second round). It was shameful what they were doing. And they have the gumption to think that the process was unfair to them? That's a LOL and 1/2. I don't like it, it's the worst aspect of intra-party politics, but it's the way it is. Ron Paul supporters had their own plans and tricks up their sleeves, they just got out-smarted. The campaign does have the right to disqualify them under rather vague terms, and they exercised them. This might actually be an issue that is worth looking at if Ron Paul actually did well in any of the primaries. His team wanted to play politics, they got what they wanted. Crying about it looks weak.
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