[Bogey78O]

You can’t seize power you legitimately won.

The Ron Paul camp won their delegates fair and square. The LA GOP needs to ask itself why. Not ignore the results because the current leadership wants a different result. Throwing out legit results is not conservative.

[ncalburt]

listen Paul bot Obama LEFTIST
Paul got CRUSHED here in the primary.

Your NOT getting away with you far left radical DELEGATES games in LA.

la IS NOT GOING TO BE A PARTY TO YOUR FASR LEFT CHAOS YOUR PLANNING IN TAMPA.
YOU GOT SMACKED DOWN LEFTY.
So go back to try another left wing delegates scams elsewhere.

[ncalburt]

listen Paul bot Obama LEFTIST
Paul got CRUSHED here in the primary.

Your NOT getting away with you far left radical DELEGATES games in LA.

la IS NOT GOING TO BE A PARTY TO YOUR FAR LEFT CHAOS YOUR PLANNING IN TAMPA GOP convention .
YOU GOT SMACKED DOWN LEFTY.
So go back to try another left wing delegates scams elsewhere.

[ncalburt]

listen Paul bot Obama LEFTIST
Paul got CRUSHED here in the primary.

Your NOT getting away with you far left radical DELEGATES games in LA.

la IS NOT GOING TO BE A PARTY TO YOUR FAR LEFT CHAOS YOUR PLANNING IN TAMPA GOP convention .
YOU GOT SMACKED DOWN LEFTY.
So go back to try another left wing delegates scams elsewhere.

[Vigilanteman]

The Ron Paul camp won their delegates fair and square. The LA GOP needs to ask itself why.

Some actual results:

1. Minnesota: Santorum trounced Paul 45% to 27% in caucus goers. Paul ended up with 30 delegates to Santorum's 3.

2. Maine: Romney and Paul nearly tied in caucus goers, 39% to 36% respectively. Paul ended up with 21 delegates to Romney's 2.

3. Louisiana: Santorum trounced 4th place Ron Paul 49% to 6%. Somehow, the Paulistas think they are entitled to 30 of Louisiana's 46 delegates.

The Ron Paul camp may think running dyed-in-the-wool Paulistas as uncommitted delegates is winning them fair and square. But normal people looking in wouldn't be swayed by the above three examples alone.

Yes, delegate allocation rules need to be overhauled big time.

But the key to that overhaul should be in awarding a lot more delegates to the states which actually deliver electoral votes to the GOP in the fall and a lot less to those which don't.

Not in making the GOP more brownshirt friendly like the Democrats are.