[Smokin' Joe]

Actually, Santorum had the ND primaries, Ron Paul was second. When Santorum dropped out, Ron Paul should have had the lion's share of delegates.

The GOP pulled some crap at the convention here, and when a slate which reflected the vote was proposed, they cut the power to the mikes and railroaded a committed Romney slate through.

Not another dime to those crooks.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

If you want to hear a very long story, I can tell you about the crazy dysfunctional Paulbots and the destruction they have brought to the formerly thriving RPI of Iowa. If they are any indication of how Ron Paul would have led, we've dodged a great big bullet.

Santorum won Iowa with Romney a short second. Iowa's nutcase Ron Paul delegates went to Tampa and cast their votes for Ron Paul when he didn't deserve a one of them. Plus, they lied because our loser of a state party chairman, A.J. Spiker told Iowa they would go to Tampa and vote for the party nominee--Romney.

To make matter worse, even Spiker voted for Paul.