A Ron Paul delegate shares her experiences from the Colorado GOP state convention last month, and reports on the Republican Party’s internal divisions.
In stunning upsets all over the country, Ron Paul’s supporters are taking over the GOP itself and building a lasting political machine.
This last weekend, Dr. Paul’s forces scored major triumphs in Alaska, Louisiana, and Massachusetts. Many insights into the GOP primary and the broader party outlook were gleaned from this streak of good fortune.
Governor Romney continued his march this week to the Republican nomination in Tampa, but it is no secret that Dr. Paul is focusing on accumulating delegates slowly but surely.
Ron Paul’s secret strategy to win the Republican Party’s presidential nomination by covert guerrilla delegate warfare is quietly proceeding as planned, with major delegate wins in Iowa, Minnesota, and Colorado.
Is Ron Paul an “unelectable” party crasher, as his detractors claim, or does his fiscally conservative and socially libertarian movement have a realistic shot at victory this August?
Shortly after IVN brought you specific breakdown of delegate allocations and upcoming primaries on the horizon, Doug Wead, an advisor to the Paul Campaign, echoed much of those same comments in reaction to Senator Rick Santorum’s “suspension” of his campaign this week.
