Ron Paul wins 21 of 25 delegates elected in Iowa

[HagridOfTheDeep]

I find this really egregious.

[HagridOfTheDeep]

I find this really egregious.

I find it egregious that Mittens can steal delegates in ND and VI, but that's the system; learn to make it work for you.

"Tough, get used to it" coming from a libertarian is a little strange.

I know it's "the system," but it's still allowed to suck. It's a travesty when any candidate is able to steal delegates and discredit the will of the people. Wouldn't it be a better and more democratic system if delegates were allocated exactly proportionate to the popular vote?

[HagridOfTheDeep]

I would be complaining. I just said... It's a travesty when any candidate is able to steal delegates. It's not the way democracy is supposed to work and I think it's offensive to the people who voted.

If Ron Paul won in Iowa, he should walk out with the most delegates. He did not win in Iowa, so he should not. Not really seeing how this is controversial.