Votes for Gary Johnson equaled votes needed for Romney to win

[ShortJohnSilver]

Go here to look at the vote totals by hovering your mouse over a state:

http://www.politico.com/2012-election/map/#/President/2012/

Notice that if Romney had won Ohio, Florida, and Virginia, he would have won.

Romney would have won or almost won, if the people that voted for Gary Johnson had voted R instead.

But because of the way they treated Ron Paul, and refused to even consider that some people want LIBERTY instead of chains, they didn't get those votes, did they?

Maybe this result will wake up the morons in the Repub. party hierarchy.

Newflash: the white douchebag lost, the black douchebag won.

[Glass]

Newflash: the white douchebag lost, the black douchebag won.

And the people get to each turd sandwiches and talk on their bama phones

every one know brown bread better than white bread

[LuckyStrike]

Take that all you "conservatives" The Ron Paul voting block will NOT BE IGNORED. YOU CAN'T WIN WITHOUT US, so no more demonizing, slandering, belittling and outright lying about us our Ron Paul. You tell all your listeners "he's a cook, he's weak on terrorism etc" Well we've reached the tipping point in the GOP where if you want to win nationally, you run it by us.

[Libertytree]

Ron Paul received 117,100 (http://www.2012presidentialelectionnews.com/2012/01/florida-gop-primary-results/)votes in the GOP FL Primary
The difference between Obama and Romney in Florida is 48,262 in favor of Obama

[VX1]

The local MSM is reporting 49.8% Obummer, 48.6% Obromney. That's a total of 98.4%... that's what they want you to believe, that effectively everyone voted for just those two, and ignored all other candidates. Far too many awakened people these days for this number to be reality. I suppose next "election", it'll show 105% for the Goldman Sachs candidate, and no one will blink an eye.

[sirgonzo420]

The local MSM is reporting 49.8% Obummer, 48.6% Obromney. That's a total of 98.4%... that's what they want you to believe, that effectively everyone voted for just those two, and ignored all other candidates. Far too many awakened people these days for this number to be reality. I suppose next "election", it'll show 105% for the Goldman Sachs candidate, and no one will blink an eye.

Next election?

Hell, if they play this right, they wouldn't even need any more elections!