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reply posted on 11-1-2008 @ 03:39 PM by lifestudent
reply to post by Black_Fox



I think it's great that Kucinich is driving this. Obama as well as Ron Paul could stand to benefit, IMO. It's at least strange that Obama lost in NH and also that Ron Paul showed so poorly. While I don't think Paul has a real chance, I'd love to see Obama and Kucinich on one ticket.



reply posted on 11-1-2008 @ 08:35 PM by GT100FV
reply to post by cpdaman



You're surprised that Fred Thompson supporters would think that Ron Paul lost? It's only Ron Paul supporters who ever think anything other than that.



reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 06:55 AM by skyshow
"Good for him! Man I really like that guy, I wish he had a bigger following. If the rumors are true about a Paul/Kucinich ticket I am running to the polls. They really would be a great team and most if not all of my concerns with this country are represented between the 2 of them.
I wonder if Kucinich asking for the recount was a political move to save Ron Paul from any backlash, like say poor loser type BS.
Also those crazy "Paulites" are taken out of the mix (I am very proud to be a member of the Paulite club, Thank you very much) less chance that the media can do a smear campaign."

Wow, a Kucinich/Paul ticket.... with that we would get Uniform health car for all from cradle to grave and do away with the Federal Reserve scam and IRS

Hey you got a Liberal Democrat ready to Vote Kucinich - Paul 08' !!!!

Liberty Dollars! backed by metal not debt...it's nuts how the Federal Reserve, which is neither Federal, or has a reserve...a private company of international private bankers who loan money to our treasury at interest and then take money from the people via the IRS to pay the interest and re loan even more...in 1914 real dollars a current federal reserve one dollar note is worth about 4 cents....

More than 50,000,000 don't have health care, another 100,000,000 or so don't have adequate care, or have been suckered into a really crappy policy by crooked insurance brokers...our health care system is worse than any other civilized western nation...it's time for a change, a real change.


reply posted on 12-1-2008 @ 05:07 PM by scrapple
I am no statistician, so I’d appreciate comments.

From
checkthevotes.com...
They break NH precincts into 3 categories:

Small <750votes
Medium 750-1500votes
Large >1500votes

Paul beats Giuliani by ‘Hand Count’ percentage total in all three types of precincts.
Paul also beats Giuliani by Machine count percentage total in the Small<750 precincts

So Paul looses the overall primary to Giuliani only after adding in the 'Machine' percentages from Medium and Large precincts.

Ok no problem there - bigger machine voting districts like Giuliani – but wait,

There are close to 35 (+1500 large) precincts
Yet only 1 which is hand counted!

Claremont NH = 1,631 votes : VOTE COUNT METHOD: Hand Counted Paper Ballots

- Giuliani = 113 votes = 6.93%
- Huckabee = 309 votes = 18.95%
- Hunter = 7 votes = 0.43%
- McCain = 593 votes = 36.36%
- Paul = 120 votes = 7.36%
- Romney = 398 votes = 24.40%
- Thompson = 22 votes = 1.35%
- Other = 69 votes = 4.23%

Ron won the only large precinct Hand count!

This alone seems weird, as why did this lone hand count large precinct vote Ron Paul?

Then consider the fact that Ron picked up only three other (3) large precincts (Concord, Derry, and Raymond) counted by machine.

What was it then about the other approx 30 machine counted large precincts which shifted the win percentage to Rudy? Significance

[edit on 12-1-2008 by scrapple]
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