tweedle-dumb wrote:
Disco Boy wrote:
... and I know it's a long shot but...
No, you don't know. It's a "no shot", but...
Earth to Disco Bore...


tweedle-dumb wrote:
Disco Boy wrote:
... There are currently slightly less than 314 million people that live in the US. Also, Ron Paul has at least 20% of the GOP delegates and only about 150 million of Americans vote. So since basically 40%-50% of those are Republicans, that means since RP has won at least 6 states and is close in 3 more, RP has nearly 10 million supporters in the US. More, if Santorum and/or Gingrich release their delegate counts. Not only that and I know it's a long shot but...
Earth to Disco Bore. Where do you get this 10 million number from?
Math. Heard of it?
tweedle-dumb wrote:
Are you high or just ignint?
Are you naturally a moron or do you have to work at it?
tweedle-dumb wrote:
As of this precise moment, Ron Paul has an exact total of 2,037,493 votes. Nowhere remotely close to the 10 million number Disco Bore just pulled out of his posterior. Hell, Romney doesn't even have 10 million votes.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls ... count.htmlThe above site is so far from reality, that it's not even funny. It actually shows RP behind Gingrich and Santorum in delegate counts and lists out of date stats that mostly are from months ago and that are NOWHERE near complete. If there were really only 18,128,381 Republican voters, then they wouldn't stand a change against the Democrats. As of today, RP has 263 delegates, which is at least 23% of the total GOP delegates count.
tweedle-dumb wrote:
Disco Boy wrote:
... Once you prove or even solidly back up your points regarding ANYTHING to do with Ron Paul's integrity, record, etc.,
I just did, yet again.

Nope.
tweedle-dumb wrote:
Disco Boy wrote:
... And no, I'm no Bush supporter (either of 'em).
Coulda' fooled me.
Almost ANYBODY has the ability to fool you. And that's because you're a fucking moron.
tweedle-dumb wrote:
Though lets not distract from another piece of reality, that seems to challenge the very intellect of these racist homophobe women hating job killing union busting Republican Ron Paul supporters...
You still haven't proven the above to be true. Nor will you EVER. And that's because it's not.
tweedle-dumb wrote:
As of right at this exact moment...
Romney has 9,477,091 votes, Santorum has exactly 3,900,138, Gingrich 2,713,659 and Paul has 2,037,493 (where exactly the fuck did Disco Bore come up with 10 million? A Ron Paul sight?

). These numbers also reflect non-US provinces who get to vote in the US elections like Guam, Virgin Islands ect.
Slowly now for the dimwitted
That comes to a grand total of 18,128,381 votes.
divide that number by 20% and you get 3,625,676.2
Ron Paul does NOT have 20% of the vote or even remotely close. Nice try, but no Lewinsky twat cigar for you.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls ... count.htmlStick meet dead horse...

...or should I say dead campaign...

ONE MORE TIME FOR THE WORLD:
The above site is so far from reality, that it's not even funny. It actually shows Ron Paul behind Gingrich and Santorum in delegate counts and lists out of date stats that mostly are from months ago and that are NOWHERE near complete. If there were really only 18,128,381 Republican voters, then they wouldn't stand a change against the Democrats. As of today, RP has more delegates than Gingrich or Santorum with 263 delegates, which is at least 23% of the total GOP delegates count

See ya in September...
tweedle-dee wrote:
Disco Boy wrote:
Btw, some of your #s are BS. There are not 400 million people that live in the US. There are currently slightly less than 314 million people that live in the US. Also, Ron Paul has at least 20% of the GOP delegates and only about 150 million of Americans vote. So since basically 40%-50% of those are Republicans, that means since RP has won at least 6 states and is close in 3 more, RP has nearly 10 million supporters in the US. More, if Santorum and/or Gingrich release their delegate counts. Not only that and I know it's a long shot but many of Romney's delegates aren't legally bound to vote for him. So, RP has a chance to win even more than 20% of the delegates at the GOP convention in August.
(Ever a man of my word) Disco boy - greetings!
It seems to me, that you are talking about potential supporters of Ron Paul, rather than people who actually voted for him in the Republican nomination for President. This is, IMO, a little bit wicked, as my original post (which is confirmed by Ron Paul campaigners, as well as the official statistics) was referring to the people who
actually voted for Ron Paul up until today, in what Ron Paul supporters refer to as a "straw poll".
However, setting all this aside, let's go through the logic of your statements.
No, I'm talking about both supporters/voters. Because if you're a Ron Paul supporter, you're going to vote for him. In almost all cases, they're not interchangeable.
tweedle-dee wrote:
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There are not 400 million people that live in the US. There are currently slightly less than 314 million people that live in the US.
Right! I agree!
Well, it's good to know, you're now right about two things, instead of just one.
tweedle-dee wrote:
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Ron Paul has at least 20% of the GOP delegates
Mostly wrong, I'm afraid. Ron Paul has (even according to his own estimate) slightly over 200 "bound" delegates. That makes under 10% of delegates. He talks about up to 300 bound-to-Romney delegates, but even he admits that they will have to vote for Romney. Your favourite site which quotes your current figure of 245 delegates for Paul, with an embarassingly diminishing number of informational pins and quotes many Ron Paul blogs for its figures, is currently not available I notice.
Incorrect. And stop misquoting Ron Paul.
Many of Romney's delegates are NOT legally bound to vote for Romney. And the site,
http://thereal2012delegatecount.com/ is a VERY trustworthy site. As of today, RP has 263 delegates, which is basically at least 23% of the total GOP delegates. Why you're even debating that is purely laughable.
tweedle-dee wrote:
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[O]nly about 150 million of Americans vote. So since basically 40%-50% of those are Republicans, that means since RP has won at least 6 states and is close in 3 more.
The first part of this statement is approximately correct i.e. around 130 million Americans voted in the last election. The following is pretty confused; you're concluding from
presidential elections what people vote for in
Republican nomination "straw polls". Actually, you're not even doing that; you're confusing what results were reached in the straw polls with the elections for delegates. Which is an entirely different process in many states.
Example Iowa: Santorum gets 25%, Romney 25% and Paul 21% in the straw poll. Paul's supporters take over the nomination of delegates and get 21 of 28 delegates.
I didn't deduce my estimate from straw polls. I deduced it from analyzing each state's population and considering that on average 40%-50% of the 50% of the public will vote Republican, then factored in RP's delegates count in particular states. A perfectly reasonable way of estimating. Even if you're right, and 130 million Americans end up voting, instead of 150 million, that doesn't make much of a dent in RP's supporter/voter base estimate total.
tweedle-dee wrote:
In some states delegates are bound, in some states they are not bound. Some states are bigger, some states are smaller. Some send a lot of delegates, some send hardly any.
I know that already.
tweedle-dee wrote:
In fact, even on the Ron Paul message boards, his supporters are worried that he does not have the plurality in the requisite 5 states
to get on the ballot at all. http://www.dailypaul.com/240740/ron-pau ... difference.
Plus, the elibility to take part in the election of a Republican nominee varies from state to state.
It's not that they're necessarily worried. It's just that they're scrutinizing the differences between plurality and majority.
tweedle-dee wrote:
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RP has nearly 10 million supporters in the US.
The above does not logically follow from what you have previously stated (or even mathemetically).
Yes, it does. But then again, this is you...
tweedle-dee wrote:
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More, if Santorum and/or Gingrich release their delegate counts.
Is this reallly likely? Since Paul and his opponents have been pissing over each other for the last six months, do you really think a) Gingrich and Santorum are likely to endorse Paul? b) That people who support Gingrich and Santorum are likely to vote for Paul? c) Would you be happy if they did so?
Yes. a) I don't know. b) Some will, some won't. c). Yes.
tweedle-dee wrote:
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many of Romney's delegates aren't legally bound to vote for him.
Wow! So you think that people who haven't voted for Paul are about to turn around, see the light and vote for Paul? Man, your faith in the fact that people are going to come around to your point of view is overwhelming.
If you think that I meant or implied ALL Romney supporters will suddenly have a change of heart and vote for RP, that's not the case.

But I do know SOME of them will...
tweedle-dee wrote:
If you can explain the logic of what appears to me to be the most extreme example of metaphysical astrology I have ever read in my life, then Ron Paul is GOD!
POT. KETTLE. BLACK.