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**VogsHoock** · 08-10-2012, 10:29 PM

I hope the decision comes in time. Of course the safest strategy for the judge would be to stall it until after the convention, then rule in Ron Paul's favor!

Any update news out there? I have not seen anything, nor were there any updates on the lawyers' website last time I checked.

The judge has really bent over backwards in helping the LFRP, the suit has been milked down to the essence of the Fair Voting Act, which is a Fed issue because public tax dollars pay for the D and R conventions, which is also intra-state.

The RNC in open court admitted that they can/will change the rules whenever it suits them, it pissed the judge off! Apparently the judge is hard core, ex-marine and constitutionally inclined. It seems, so far, that ALL delegates are free to vote their conscious or abstain, per rule 11. The evangelicals have been watching this closely too and they don't like Rmoney at all and are willing and able to help, so it seems.

I don't see how putting off the decision till after the convention helps.

08-10-2012, 10:29 PM	#8
VogsHoock Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 524 Senior Member	I hope the decision comes in time. Of course the safest strategy for the judge would be to stall it until after the convention, then rule in Ron Paul's favor! Any update news out there? I have not seen anything, nor were there any updates on the lawyers' website last time I checked. The judge has really bent over backwards in helping the LFRP, the suit has been milked down to the essence of the Fair Voting Act, which is a Fed issue because public tax dollars pay for the D and R conventions, which is also intra-state. The RNC in open court admitted that they can/will change the rules whenever it suits them, it pissed the judge off! Apparently the judge is hard core, ex-marine and constitutionally inclined. It seems, so far, that ALL delegates are free to vote their conscious or abstain, per rule 11. The evangelicals have been watching this closely too and they don't like Rmoney at all and are willing and able to help, so it seems. I don't see how putting off the decision till after the convention helps.
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