If Ron Paul wins the Democratic Caucus...

[sfpcjock]

I'm not buying any more Diebold ("Old Thief" in German) voting machines.

[unionworks]

1. K&R n/t

[brooklynite]

2. I'm sure that was a clever comment, but would you care to explain what you mean?

Neither Party uses voting machines for Caucuses.

[Skidmore]

3. How much do you KNOW about the caucus process?

Not much, I assume, from your statement. First, people break into groups according to their party affiliation, they then vote on candidates using paper and pen, put the votes in a box, and the votes are counted by a group of people who check and double check before results are reported. Also, additions or subtractions to party platforms are discussed and voted on.

[sfpcjock]

4. All of the Iowa Republican Caucus votes have to first be sent in a hermetically sealed Louis Vuitton

bag to this person at a Motel 6 in Tennessee where 100,000 of them can be "caged" for better results :p
Count 'ya later!

Katherine Harris - Wikipedia

[Ikonoklast]

9. I miss Spunk and Moxie.

[tabatha]

5. I'm not buying any more Diebold is not used in Caucuses.

[Skidmore]

8. Well, Diebold isn't used.

Votes are counted by hand. Can't make up something to satisfy you. Caucuses are old fashioned face-to-face discussion and voting.

[tabatha]

10. That was my point.

I was mocking the thread title.

[jwirr]

6. Or that is when we will really know we are in trouble.

[sfpcjock]

7. 76 year-old candidate Ron Paul will make an excellent king maker...

doling out delegates at the Convention with 22% of the Iowa vote--his original plan :-D