Maine GOP 'blackballs' Ron Paul supporters

Maine GOP 'blackballs' Ron Paul supporters

morningsentinel.mainetoday.com

Ron Paul is causing trouble for the Republican Party. He is still in the running for president despite a media blackout. And he will not endorse McCain, who hasn't a nickel's worth of difference from the two Democratic candidates.

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All I can say, we are not getting a fare Election and this is more proof That our Media is out of control.
I stop watching the New on TV along time ago I have to go on the internet to find whats going on in the world.
This is insane!

morningsentinel.mainetoday.com
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They did the same here in Reno at the Republican convention, called a halt to it. And they still haven't held another yet either. Probably trying to figure out a way to keep Paul supporters away.

Some democracy!

And the blocking still continues...
The source for new news is American Free Press.

The article is GOP Leaders Struggle to Contain ‘Revolution’

GOP Leaders Struggle to Contain ‘Revolution’
Despite changing the rules, closing state conventions, Ron Paul Revolution grows

These efforts by libertarian-leaning Republicans, looking to strike a blow against the neo-cons, have met with some successes and some failures and certainly a very undesirable backlash. Their strategy, as demonstrated at district conventions around the country, is to show up in large numbers, use procedural motions to disrupt the convention, and if their forces are sufficient, force a vote to suspend the convention rules, remove the convention leadership, and start over again with their faction in control—all within the rules, of course.

This strategy is continuing at the state level as was demonstrated at the Nevada State Convention in Reno...

...state party bosses have drawn up their counter-strategies which include changes to how conventions are run which reduce direct input from delegates and motions from the floor, draconian measures to remove anyone they think is “disruptive” and in some cases special meetings of credentials committees to disqualify Ron Paul delegates before the convention convenes.

At the Maine Republican State Convention in May the screws were tightened, with no microphones on the floor of the convention and a number of Paul delegates forcibly ejected from the hall.

Despite the obstacles being put in their path, the Ron Paul faction is having some success. They haven’t taken over a state convention yet, and may not, considering the stacked deck, but they are gaining delegates here and there.

The way I see it, Ron Paul must be doing something right if the "accredited neo-cons" try to censor Dr. Paul out...And continue to have so much trouble trying to do so.