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DanielMuff Posted: Tue, Jan 10 2012 6:25 PM

M. Romney 38.0%
R. Paul 22.9%
J. Huntsman 16.1%
N. Gingrich 11.4%
R. Santorum 9.5%

As of 4:23 PM Pacific.

 

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http://www.google.com/elections/ed/us/results

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Bert replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 7:07 PM

Just read this, "The Associated Press is reporting that Mitt Romney has won the New Hampshire Republican primary. Romney is the first Republican to win both the Iowa caucuses and the New Hampshire primary in a competitive race since Iowa took the leadoff role in 1976."

So is Freedom4Me going to leave the forum now?

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Well, at least people are still voting for Bachmann and Cain.

 

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Wheylous replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 7:16 PM

 

CANDIDATE VOTES PERCENT   DELEGATES*
 
Mitt-romney_50
Mitt Romney
10,757 35.4%
 
 
Ron-paul_50
Ron Paul
7,396 24.3   
 
 
Jon-huntsman_50
Jon Huntsman
5,435 17.9   
 
 
Newt-gingrich_50
Newt Gingrich
3,183 10.5   
 
 
Rick-santorum_50
Rick Santorum
2,883 9.5   
 

 

@ 8:15

 

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Wheylous replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 7:17 PM

My prediction is that in the time to come Romney will increase and Huntsman and Paul decrease. Romney up maybe 1% more, Paul down 1.3%, Huntsman down 0.5%

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Wheylous replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 7:24 PM

F4M, Ron Paul isn't doing too hot next to Romney in your Manchester :P I think the reason may be that RP supporters like flare, while Romney people are more reserved and "moderate."

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Dr. Paul can still win. Notice how they haven't counted Keene yet. Keene is the haven of the liberty movement and I'm sure Dr. Paul will win there.

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F4M, Ron Paul isn't doing too hot next to Romney in your Manchester :P I think the reason may be that RP supporters like flare, while Romney people are more reserved and "moderate."

Or b/c Diebold is counting the votes.

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Eric080 replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 8:20 PM

I heavily doubt Keene will make the difference.  How many FSPers are actually living in New Hampshire right now again?

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Nearly 1000.

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Can we campaign against Diebold? There's no way Dr. Paul only has 22%. Something is up.

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Bert replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 10:37 PM

That's life.

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Eric080 replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 10:55 PM

23% sounds about right.  I think people who cry "conspiracy theory!" every time Paul doesn't win forget that there is a large faction of Republicans who greatly dislike Ron Paul...

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DanielMuff replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 11:00 PM

True dat. On the bright side, RP got over 52,000 votes in NH. That means that over 52,000 people in NH support him!!!!!!

 

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True dat. On the bright side, RP got over 52,000 votes in NH. That means that over 52,000 people in NH support him!!!!!!

That's enough for me. I stand by my assertion that NH is the free state.
 
In NH, every day is like this:

 

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Dr. Paul did not "win" in NH but he did NOT lose.

 

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Clayton replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 11:38 PM

Dr. Paul did not "win" in NH but he did NOT lose.

I don't want to hear any more of this "New Hampshire is libertarian heaven" crap from you. Ever. New Hampshire sucks.

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Give me some legit reasons why it sucks.

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Are there any states which Paul is likely to win?

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Because it sucks.

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John James replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 11:50 PM

Clayton:
I don't want to hear any more of this "New Hampshire is libertarian heaven" crap from you. Ever. New Hampshire sucks.

You do realize the first thing you're going to hear back is "Diebold diebold blah blah blah".  I admit, with all the crap about NH's corrupt voting practices I figured Paul would be shoved down to third like in Iowa, but with 95% reporting, the results look pretty darn close to the polls, with Paul actually performing considerably better (essentially picking up the majority of the undecided points).

And as the sole person who accepted your challenge I'm going to second (or third or fourth) Clayton and other's sentiments and say "good riddence" to your NH propaganda, and good luck with all that not living in the woods you're going off to do.

 

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Bert replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 11:54 PM

Apparently NH sucks.

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John James replied on Tue, Jan 10 2012 11:59 PM

Freedom4Me73986:
Give me some legit reasons why it sucks.

 

Pardon my french, but you have got to be fucking kidding me.  Just look through your post history.  For nearly every post you make talking about how great New Hampshire is, you post video or news evidence that it isn't...whether it's interviews of people getting chicken-s*** tickets for being 45 seconds over their parking meter, or news reports of people setting themselves on fire in protest of a corrupt bullcrap state court system, or Diebold voting machines, or shady ballot procedures...I could go on and on.

And again I don't even have to look most of this stuff up...all I have to do is go through your post history and nearly every piece of propaganda you post actually illustrates the exact opposite of everything you want to claim about New Hampshire.  (I thought you might actually wise up to that at some point, but evidently I gave way too much credit).

Bottom line is, it doesn't matter anymore.  You made a deal.  And now you're going to follow through.  This forum does not have to put up with your nonsense anymore.

 

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John James replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 12:02 AM

Scrooge McDuck:
Are there any states which Paul is likely to win?

At this point it's too early to tell (as, each primary/caucus is largely affected by the outcome of the previous ones).  And winning primaries isn't exactly what's really important.

 

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Bert replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 12:02 AM

Apparently civilization sucks, and civilization is collectivist, and so is voting, so voting is a civilized act.  F4M, did you vote?

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Apparently civilization sucks, and civilization is collectivist, and so is voting, so voting is a civilized act.  F4M, did you vote?

Yes I did vote. Why?

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John James replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 12:13 AM

Freedom4Me73986:

Apparently civilization sucks, and civilization is collectivist, and so is voting, so voting is a civilized act.  F4M, did you vote?

Yes I did vote. Why?

 

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Bert replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 12:15 AM

Hahaha, my thoughts exactly.

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Why is it wrong? I want Dr. Paul to win. He can spread libertarian, anti-collectivist ideas and will do way better then Obamney.

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^Sorry, my post wasn't working F4M, you can see it now.

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Jargon replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 12:52 AM

New Hampshire's awesome. Perhaps not any less statist in practice than other states, but it does have the FSP thing going, and the White Mountains which are really fun, and Portsmouth. Do you guys say NH sucks just because you wish to dismiss F4M or do you actually think so?

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Clayton replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 1:08 AM

@Jargon: Point is, it doesn't live up to the hype. It not only fails, it fails spectacularly. Hell, it's practically legal to smoke pot in California (fully legal if you know how to complain of the correct ailment to one of the correct doctors... but you didn't hear that from me). Good luck legalizing weed in NH any time within the next, I don't know, forever.

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@Jargon: Point is, it doesn't live up to the hype. It not only fails, it fails spectacularly. Hell, it's practically legal to smoke pot in California (fully legal if you know how to complain of the correct ailment to one of the correct doctors... but you didn't hear that from me). Good luck legalizing weed in NH any time within the next, I don't know, forever.

There's more to liberty then smoking pot. Since I've moved to NH I feel like I'm living in a different country. I can buy raw milk here any time. Raw milk raids don't happen in NH. I trade w/ gold and silver since there's plenty of people here to know that fiat is worthless paper and agree to accept real money in exchange. The number of liberty activists here is very large. A lot of them chose not to vote yesterday b/c they want to be consistent anti-statists and I respect them for that. Come up here and try this place out for yourself.
 
And OK look: I didn't pick NH. The FSP only picked NH after a careful amount of examination. If you take a look at the other states which were considered you'll see why. Vermont and Delaware were thrown out right away because theyre incredibly statist and full of statists. The other states they looked at were Alaska, Idaho, Wyoming, N+S Dakota and Montana. But who wants to move out to those states esp. if your from the city? If the FSP's goal was to pick the state with the most libertairans they would have picked either Colorado or Alabama. That wasn't the point. The point was to pick the state they'd have the easiest time moving to and making more libertarian.

 

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gotlucky replied on Wed, Jan 11 2012 1:32 AM

Freedom4Me73986:

I trade w/ gold and silver since there's plenty of people here to know that fiat is worthless paper and agree to accept real money in exchange.

Something is wrong in this statement.

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Freedom4Me73986:
There's more to liberty then smoking pot. Since I've moved to NH I feel like I'm living in a different country. I can buy raw milk here any time.

You're really making this too easy.

 

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Freedom4Me73986:
There's more to liberty then smoking pot. Since I've moved to NH I feel like I'm living in a different country. I can buy raw milk here any time.

You're really making this too easy.

Well what? Re-read what I said.
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http://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~jsorens/rpvotes.pdf

Ron Paul has some of the highest percentage of support in NH.

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a) 4 years ago.

b) It doesn't take much to have a significant percentage in a state that basically amounts to a metropolitan area, with roughly the same population spread over only a slightly bigger area.

b2) added to this, the fact that it's the first primary contest, meaning candidates (especially lessor-known ones) can afford to spend a lot of time and focus campaigning and trying to appeal to individual people.

 

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Something is up.  The polls have been stuck at 95.3% for over an hour at least.  Obviously results were reported much faster before.  Even weirder is the only change in that whole time has been 3 votes to Romney to change his total from 95,666 to 95,669.

 

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