So I voted on Super Tuesday for Ron Paul -- as if any reader of this
page would have guessed otherwise. I was quite excited about waiting
'til evening when they would start announcing poll results. I had
a feeling that Ron Paul would've done very well on Super Tuesday. Now
that both Rudy Giuliani and Fred Thompson had dropped out, and media
had started to ignore Mike Huckabee.
I was sure of at least eight votes for Ron Paul, which I had secured,
by talking to people I know and emphasizing the need for a representative
like Ron Paul who is pro-liberty, pro-freedom, pro-constitution,
pro-open markets, pro-sovereignty, and so on and so forth. I have seen
the enthusiasm of other Ron Paul supporters, and most of all their
level of dedication to the cause. With their campaigning efforts and
canvasing, I sure had higher expectations.
The results were disappointing to say the least. They certainly killed
my moral. I was angry at many levels. First angry at the Mainstream
Media (MSM) for censoring Ron Paul as he gained more supporters. Then
angry at the people who didn't vote for him. I started to wonder if
these people don't see the trouble we are in, if they can't see their
freedoms have been taken away, if they don't understand why it is so
important to fight back to regain our liberty, then many these sheep
deserve to be enslaved! They deserve worse, and they have it coming.
Then, I started to hear about voter fraud allegations. At first, I
wondered how legitimate these allegations were. But after reading
about a few and watching a few YouTube videos, I started to get the
picture. Here are some links to these YouTube videos and articles
I've found thus far...
Ron Paul Dropped Out
Chicago: Invisible Ink Voting
"Now for a lighter moment"? "[T]his funny yet true story"?
Are they kidding? I somehow fail to see the humor in this situation!?
Here is a report (with pics) showing Ron Paul's name was scratched out
on the display card:
New York State Election Fraud for Ron Paul.
Here is another report of fraud in Brooklyn where voters were told
by poll workers that they
could not vote for Ron Paul
because he was not on the ballot