Battle at Spokane 5-30-08

Following the Ron Paul faction at the 2008 Republican Party Convention at
Spokane, WA with interviews of the delegates themselves.

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• battle
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• good
• evil

[4256573]

The McCainiacs made me ashamed to be in the GOP. Many are going to sue in court seeking to nullify the outcome. Council said the state GOP executive board broke state law in rigging the ballots. I'll work to elect some of the local Republicans but I'm going to work hard to beat Reichert and John McCain. Reichert is a mean-spirited antagonist who went out of his way to violate the rules by endorsing McCain and tried to upset the convention. I'm a freedom-loving American before I'm a Republican.

[Billiameo]

I selected 7 delegates and 7 alternates when I was elected precinct chairman.. All Ron Paul supporters *-)

[marco114]

Why are Ron Paul supporters so intelligent? They fully understand the issues and Ron's positions. People vote for Barack because he's good looking or he's black and he says "Change" but changes nothing.

[danbowski40]

Ron Paul 2012 BABY!!!!!!!!!!!

[Acrinimiril]

"When you drive around the parking lot out there -- nothing but Ron Paul signs. We've seen two McCain signs out there. These are the dyed in the wool people right here, they hear the cry of liberty and freedom."

Time 7:20

[chunstiger]

Ron Paul 2012  ~Woot~!

[theropingeffect]

Ron Paul had more people at his rally then the GOP did. Who cares if the GOP doesn't want us. Let's have our own rallys.

[JasonBrumfeld]

These elections have been completely stolen from the American people.

The American people have been spoon feed ad forced to only ave Obama or McCain, yet McCain lost every debate Ron Paul was in, raised far less money, and to top it off the automated polling didn't even mention Ron Paul to give people the option of polling for him. What crap, write in who you really want, and remember voting for the lesser of two evils is still voting for evil.

[yadranko]

Yeah, for the win!

[jdtrickster4]

Boy ignorance IS bliss. What, as you say most of us "claim" to represent is pretty much what George W. Bush ran on in his 1st term AND WON! No nation building, non-intervention, less taxes, etc. This has been the platform of Reps since Bob (4get his last name/Mr. Republican - there's a statute of him in DC & he wanted us out of NATO) Ronald Reagan & Mr. Conservative himself, Sen. Barry Goldwater. It is Obama's ppl who r newcomers to the political arena & are for CHANGE<-(?) The 'good' kind =)

[jdtrickster4]

"the shimmer of being someone" <- Is that what you think the rEVOLution's about?! Ron Paul or not, this is a movement. Might as well get used to it. The American people are waking up! For some, it'll take a lil longer. Some will be awoken by our next president & events. Some are still asleep (not you). And yet others

are brainwashed (lookin strait at yOu) But I'm sure there's a de-programmer or two among RP supporters. Personally, I'm tiring of 'so called' Americans who support tyranny, myself.

[votegop57]

k3nd00d (10 minutes ago) "GO ahead and count on most of us moving on and count on us supporting Obama."

This has been our point all along. Most of the Rp's never were actually republicans or involved in party politics at the "grass" roots level. You were fed your talking points and agendas and didn't sway from them. Why not go grow your team in the Constitution Party or Libertarian Party? This is what most of you "claim" to represent.