Of course, these forecasts are so far out that landfall predictions are all but meaningless. On the other hand, these models haven’t varied at all the last three days.
Sorry, my question wasn’t clear. What I meant was a cite that Romeny has repudiated the Human Life Amendment, not endorsed it. Saying that a raped woman should be allowed an abortion is not a repudiation of the HLA, even if the two are irreconcilable with each other.
Supposedly the RNC, FBI and local law enforcement have a hurricane plan put together but they haven’t released the details. I’m guessing it’s going to be a Cat-2 clusterfuck with the plan consisting of stop, drop and roll, duck and cover and stick your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye type of solutions.
Oh, no. The plan will be to race in with every Federal and state emergency service assistance within a thousand miles to save their precious Republican snowflakes. Those would of course be the very same services they’re voting to defund for the rest of us schlubs.
Before I moved down here I would have thought that the case but after living here 12 years I would say only Romney, Ryan and perhaps Christie will get airlifted out and the rest, well it sucks to be you.
I think you misread something. The contention is that Romney doesn’t want the debate to be about social issues (and the Democrats do), not that Republicans aren’t allowed to bring them up.
I understand that. The poster I was replying to was equated challenging RP’s silly delegate shenanigans with stifling democracy, and I was really hoping to hear more about that.
Okay, let’s say that the forecasts predict a nearly direct hit, doe anyone think fearless leader Romney would actually not show up to his own convention?
As for airlifts, I’m sure Romney will have three types of transportation at the ready to haul his butt out of there if there is any risk to him or his family. It isn’t like they’re suddenly going to stick around and help the common man or anything.
So in your mind replacing delegates elected by the people with delegates not elected by anyone is a legitimate function of democracy? Tell us more about your peculiar theories of government.
Remember that the delegates are not bound. It’s not likely that these delegates would jeopardize the party’s chances on the basis of an obscure rule.
So in summary, Iowa and MN are solidly for Paul. ME and LA could be solidly Paul if they’re seated. Massachusetts and Nevada could be for Paul if they break tradition. Not a likely scenario, but still possible.
I’m not sure where you’re getting that from what I wrote. I wanted to know how you thought that RP winning all these delegates where he got a miniscule percentage of the vote in the primary/caucus is democratic. It’s the exact opposite. No one but a few thousand people on the internet want Ron Paul to be president.