Anyone surprised at the number of votes Ron Paul got?

[4themind]

almost 16% in a race that's over for all practical purposes. Here's hoping for a Republican-Nader Barr/Paul libertarian ticket.

[Ian David]

1. I want to know how many votes Higgins The Cat and Goldwater/Miller got. n/t

[Fresh_Start]

2. He is the anti-war candidate....there are none on the Dem side

so why shouldn't his supporters be loyal?

[BlueGirlRedState]

3. I was surprised

I saw something that made me shutter this morning -- a van with a Ron Paul sticker and a Hillary sticker!

[galaxy21]

5. Paul running would hurt Obama more than Mccain

He's very staunchly anti war, moreso than Obama, that is appealling to many liberals.

[blogslut]

8. Until they find out that Ron Paul is a racist

n/t

[galaxy21]

12. Is he?

Wasn't that a guilty by association deal?

[blogslut]

15. It was his newsletter with his name on it

And the not-so-good doctor never complained

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2007/5/15/124912/740

[onehandle]

16. Liberals can vote blindly, but not that blindly.

McCain will suffer losses to any Looneytarian candidate much more than any Democrat.

[ScarletSniper]

7. lmao

[frogcycle]

10. you took a picture of it?

Or closed the shutters on your windows?

[NJmaverick]

4. You know if Hillary had dropped out, this would have been the big story

How McCain can't get 80% even when he is running unopposed

[blogslut]

6. Huckabee got 11%

WTF?

[LTR]

9. Did they tally the absentee ballots?

I noticed Huckabee got quite a few votes too.

Perhaps these were ballots cast a while back.

[Beacool]

11. No, I'm not surprised.

There were Ron Paul signs everywhere. There were more Ron Paul signs in PA, than Hillary or Obama signs.

[Renew Deal]

13. I'm not surprised at the %. I'm surprised at the number of votes: 128K+

That's really a lot of votes.

[onehandle]

14. No. Looneytarians stay looney. nt