Complete fraud uncovered, Ron Paul denied win

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According to the Paul campaign, the Maine Republican Party is severely under-reporting Paul's results — and Romney isn't getting the same treatment. For example, nearly all the towns in Waldo County — a Ron Paul stronghold – held their caucuses on Feb. 4, but the state GOP reported no results for those towns. In Waterville, a college town in Central Maine, results were reported but not included in the party vote count. Paul beat Romney 21-5 there, according to the Kennebec County GOP.
"It's too common," senior advisor Doug Wead told Business Insider. "If it was chaos, we would expect strong Romney counties to be unreported, and that's not what's happening."​
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To be sure this is not the only state with Fraud.
 
poll station shenanigans and voter fraud?... the republicans?... say it aint so... thought all that got settled by bush vs gore.... i hear the good people at moveon.org have a petition you can sign but everybody told them to just get over it last time.... :confused:

http://pol.moveon.org/repairthevote/
 
Republican voter fraud starting to eat their own. Appropriate.
 
robert l. bentham said:
poll station shenanigans and voter fraud?... the republicans?... say it aint so... thought all that got settled by bush vs gore.... i hear the good people at moveon.org have a petition you can sign but everybody told them to just get over it last time.... :confused:

http://pol.moveon.org/repairthevote/
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Had it been a normal primary vote, there would be little to complain about since Maine is a fairly blue state and it's workers wouldn't give a rat's ass who wins the GOP nomination.
 
If Ron Paul did away with some of his right wing social policies, he'd make a great Democrat!
 
The Ron Paul campaign has said that the aren't worried about Maine since the caucus polls are non binding and Ron Paul picked up most of the delegates anyway
 
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