Ron Paul's performance in Texas

[diarrhea]

The open Texas primary takes place on May 29.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Same as the Virginia Primary, but Newts still in.

[perdedor]

A relatively distant 2nd. All things considered, there is less presence for Paul in Texas than I thought there would be.

[diarrhea]

I have a feeling that Paul could end up as the winner of the Texas primary.
Simply due to the voter eligibility.

[Oakvale]

I have a feeling that Paul could end up as the winner of the Texas primary.
Simply due to the voter eligibility.

What?

[Wisconsin+17]

With Santorum out, beats Newt, finishes third.

[Donerail]

I have a feeling that Paul could end up as the winner of the Texas primary.
Simply due to the voter eligibility.

What?

He's saying that since TX has an open primary so Dems and Inds can vote, and since Romney turnout, never as devoted as the other candidates', is likely to fall due to him being the all-but-official nominee, Paul could pull off an upset.

[Minnesota Mike]

I have a feeling that Paul could end up as the winner of the Texas primary.
Simply due to the voter eligibility.

Not just presidential primary that day, there are also primaries for all other federal and state offices. I highly doubt a significant number of Democrats will skip races that matter in their own party to vote in a race that is over.

[King]

Diarrhea.

[The Mikado]

Ron Paul might get 15%.  He won't get to 20%.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

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