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Title: New Hampshire Primary 2012 Voting Results
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Politico
URL Source: http://www.politico.com/
Published: Jan 10, 2012
Author: Politico
Post Date: 2012-01-10 19:00:51 by TwentyTwelve
Keywords: New Hampshire Primary
Views: 3588
Comments: 155
M. Romney 36.8% R. Paul 26.3% J. Huntsman 21.1% N. Gingrich 10.5% R. Perry 5.3% Precincts Reporting: 0.7% Last Updated: 2:26 p.m. ET Source: Associated Press
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New Hampshire 2012 Republican Results from CNN.com Candidates / Votes / Vote% Romney 7 37% Paul 5 26% Huntsman 4 21% Gingrich 2 11% Perry 1 5% Santorum 0 0%
Eat poop Mittens
6% reporting Updated 6:45 p.m. EST, Jan 10, 2012 Romney 5,719 36% Paul 4,013 25% Huntsman 2,325 15% Gingrich 1,787 11% Santorum 1,585 10% Perry 112 1%
They're already declaring Romney the winner, even though less than 20% of the vote has been counted. How honest is that???
Diebold means never having to say your sorry and it also means that the Romney campaign has probably already recorded their "win" speech. Maybe the UK will play it early like they did of building 7's fall on 9-11.
One good thing this time around, it is not as easy to dismiss a solid 25%, as it was 6% last go round. RP is going to be a force this year! You piss off 6% you still have a slight chance. You piss off 25% you have no chance. Maybe we get some respect now? Go Ron Go!
DIEBOLD - Because elections are too important to leave to chance. What Paul has going is a movement and it's a growing one. I think we all realize he isn't going to win, but as compared to his '08 run, the movement has grown enormously. Historically a movement precedes an election and is capable of ushering in real change. This is good.
#62. To: Jethro Tull (#61)
Agreed. The one thing though that really concerns me, besides the rampant rigged (s)Elections, is that the whores in Congress are busy passing the elites slave state agenda at a record, even frantic, pace. They know that their Psych control regime is beginning to fray and that more people, still not enough, are waking up and that they are running out of time. So, they are now cornered rats and cornered rats become very dangerous.
44% reporting Updated 8:15 p.m. EST, Jan 10, 2012 Romney 33,058 37% Paul 20,859 24% Huntsman 14,980 17% Gingrich 8,882 10% Santorum 8,744 10% Perry 662 1%
51% reporting Updated 8:35 p.m. EST, Jan 10, 2012 Romney 40,760 38% Paul 25,304 23% Huntsman 18,593 17% Gingrich 10,738 10% Santorum 10,585 10% Perry 809 1%
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#45. To: intotheabyss, christine, jethro tull, FormerLurker, X-15, Original_Intent, Twenty Twelve, Lod, abraxas (#33)
#51. To: Critter, intotheabyss, christine, jethro tull, FormerLurker, X-15, Original_Intent, Twenty Twelve, Lod, abraxas (#45)
You piss off 25% you have no chance. Maybe we get some respect now?
DIEBOLD - Because elections are too important to leave to chance.
#61. To: Original_Intent, 4 (#51)
You piss off 25% you have no chance. Maybe we get some respect now?
Replies to Comment # 61. What Paul has going is a movement and it's a growing one. I think we all realize he isn't going to win, but as compared to his '08 run, the movement has grown enormously. Historically a movement precedes an election and is capable of ushering in real change. This is good.
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