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  • Anti-Trump Delegates Are Making A Plan To Pick Their Own Vice Presidential Nominee

    07/09/2016 12:47:35 PM PDT · by springwater13 · 118 replies
    Anti-Trump delegates are preparing a rules change proposal that would chart a path for delegates to choose their own vice presidential nominee at the Republican National Convention, instead of voting for Donald Trump’s choice. A draft proposal obtained by BuzzFeed News outlines several changes to Rule 40 that would make it easier for delegates to reject whomever Trump picks as his running mate and present their own alternative. BuzzFeed News has learned that it will be presented at the Rules Committee meeting next week in Cleveland ahead of the convention. Already, delegates are technically not bound to vote for the...
  • Rick Santorum predicts a convention fight with Ron Paul delegates over party platform

    06/08/2012 1:21:30 PM PDT · by Responsibility2nd · 383 replies
    Yahoo ^ | 06/08/2012 | Chris Moody
    ROSEMONT, Ill.—Rick Santorum and Ron Paul have never gotten along, and while the primaries are effectively over, their intraparty rivalry could stretch on through the summer. With 267 delegates pledged to him so far, Santorum is planning to flex his muscle at the Republican National Convention in August, where he predicted Friday there could be a showdown over the party platform between the social conservative delegates who pledged support for him and Ron Paul's libertarian supporters. Paul's campaign predicts that about 200 delegates will attend the convention on his behalf. Both want a piece of the party platform, but the...
  • Clinton Facing Narrower Path to Nomination (Hillary Using Wright Controversy Behind The Scenes.)

    03/19/2008 10:21:48 PM PDT · by cdchik123 · 46 replies · 2,057+ views
    New York Times via Drudge ^ | March 20, 2008 | Adam Nagourney
    WASHINGTON — Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton needs three breaks to wrest the Democratic presidential nomination from Senator Barack Obama in the view of her advisers. She has to defeat Mr. Obama soundly in Pennsylvania next month to buttress her argument that she holds an advantage in big general election states. She needs to lead in the total popular vote after the primaries end in June. And Mrs. Clinton is looking for some development to shake confidence in Mr. Obama so that superdelegates, Democratic Party leaders and elected officials who are free to decide which candidate to support overturn his lead...