Pamela Geller, Weekly WND Column: Paul’s Putsch

Do check out my weekly column over at WND concerning Ron Paul's delegate strategy. As noted in my column, the Paulians have Ron Paul’s name plugged into their RSS feeds and are told to respond immediately to any negative Paul posts.  And as expected the comment section of my article is swarming with rabid Paulbots. There were 100 comments in the first hour. All pro-Paul, all vicious. Check it out. There are 230 comments now.

It bears noting that Paul did not win one primary. Not one. So what are they so in a huff about? He lost. Get over it.

Is there a Ron Paul putsch under way?

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Is a Paulian putsch being planned for the Republican National Convention?

Newt Gingrich has warned that Republican leaders have not thought through “how they’re going to handle the convention in Tampa, and how they’re going to handle the Ron Paul forces.” The New York Sun reported that “what Mr. Gingrich seems to be worried about is the delegates that Congressman Paul is winning through his strategy of dealing with state conventions. The former speaker had just come from the convention at Georgia, where … the ‘Ron Paul people’ were out in force.”

I have been receiving alarming emails concerning an underhanded, anti-American Ron Paul coup that is being plotted for the GOP convention.

From Virginia: “I’m running for delegate to the RNC convention in Tampa. There is a serious Paulbot infestation in the GOP here in Virginia. I’m spending a lot of time at GOP apparatchik meetings. I’ve gotten the endorsement of the Conservative Coalition (I was the top vote-getter), and usually that is enough but not this cycle.”

And this came in from a reader of my website AtlasShrugs.com out West: “There is a very interesting situation going on behind the scenes in the Republican Party state caucuses, and the MSM is not reporting it. Ron Paul’s followers have taken control of the Republican state committees in Nevada, Alaska, Iowa, Maine and Louisiana and working for more control in upcoming meetings. They have stolen delegates to the upcoming Republican National Convention away from Mitt Romney by following some technical rules.”

He went on to explain that “one of the regular newsmen on our local Fox station has been reporting that Ron Paul’s people have been infiltrating the state caucuses after the primaries and using technical rules to steal Romney delegates. The way that works is that after the primary, the state committee meets to appoint the actual delegates who will attend the national convention. Ron Paul’s people have been packing these meetings with majority crowds and getting many of Romney’s delegates with simple votes.”

Another Atlas reader wrote this from New Mexico: “I live in Las Cruces, which is the second-largest city in the state, and the Ron Paulers are taking over all the conservative groups, especially the Tea Parties. Most of them are college students, and their primary goal has been to get delegates, not to appeal to the general public. Our county just picked our delegates to go to state convention, and 52 of our 62 delegates went to Ron Paul. Their first goal was 75 in the state, so they are way ahead of schedule, and from what I can tell this is a nationwide trend.”

Yet another reader wrote this to me: “I can’t emphasize to you enough just how dangerous these Paulbots are. I witnessed their behavior firsthand at my district convention, and they are organized and single-minded in their desire to get Paul elected. They have infiltrated every state that has a caucus system. They took over Minnesota and won something like 22 of 25 districts, and they got their nominee voted in as the U.S. Senate candidate (Kurt Bills, a high school economics teacher with only 18 months experience as a state congressman [sic]).”

Even a Paulbot site admitted that the Paul campaign has a “‘guerrilla’ delegate strategy of focusing on acquiring delegates instead of making a bid for the popular preference vote in primary states.” It said that “the Paul campaign is more serious than ever about actually winning the Republican Party’s presidential nomination, especially as it comes on the heels of a month-long string of major delegate victories that have bolstered the Ron Paul campaign’s hopes of a brokered convention in Tampa and demonstrated the potential viability of its delegate-focused strategy.”

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Reverend Yo

11 years ago

Pamela,
I love you, but you could not be more wrong. Dr. Paul or his delegates have followed the legal path to gain delegates correctly, all in accordance with a republican form of government. To call these methods underhanded, anti-American or to have “STOLEN” delegates are wrong, incorrect and an apology is in order. To call this strategy in the republican party that is supposed to operate under republican rules wrong because it doesn’t follow a democratic process illegal, is laughable. But your misconceptions are exactly the same as the MSM and you can now count yourself in their group of the ignorant.

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g. beemamn

11 years ago

The paulbots are a bunch of selfish, greedy and whiny punks who will gladly see this nation destroyed if they do not get their way. Their daddybot is a complete fool and has no clue about the real world. I have been trying to warn republicans about the paulbots but most of the cowards are afraid to stand up to them. The fools in Tarant County (Texas) even put a paulbot in charge of the party. Lazy republicans just will not do thorough background checks on this Jew hating prick ron paul and are shooting themselves in the foot by allowing these arrogant fools (paulbots) to insert themselves into the party. Have fun seeing yourselves torn apart and made to look like fools you stupid lazy republicans thatare embracing the paulbots.

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Macc

11 years ago

Well here it goes. This election sucks is so many ways! And I blame this on the GOP establishment in part. Why we cannot get a real tough conservative like a Gov. Walker type is beyond me. I see the GOP infiltrated by Lefties years ago! “Democrats in drag.”
I do not know the full details of what Pamela is writing.
For me I like RP on some domestic economic policies and from what I have read that RP is the strongest supporter of our 2nd Amendment Rights. To me this is huge! This issue for me has a priority position!
But at the same time there are definitely positions of RP I am against!
And unfortunately Romney is not an advocate for our 2nd Amendment. This does not sit well with many more folks than realized. We are just not hearing from them in any major blogs that I have read.
While saying all the above I support Pamela in many ways and I trust her in many things.
Again this election sucks!

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NoDragonspeak

11 years ago

Nimrods do .. what nimrods do ..
Gen 11:6 .. And the LORD YHVH said Behold they are (as) one people and have all one (voice / way of expression / gang theology) language, and this is only the (evil) beginning of what they will do ..

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David Howard

11 years ago

I just voted for Paul yesterday in the CA primary. In November I will vote for Romney as he is the nominee. The Paulistas are the future.

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golem

11 years ago

gotta love the reaction from the paulbots at that page, this quote had 3 likes:
Greg Miller
The Jew(ess) will cozy up to the white Christian – and always with one hand free to plant the dagger should the opportunity present itself – only when s/he is convinced that so doing will advance the Chosenites.
Pamela Geller’s fervor for “the West” is a smokescreen behind which she works to secure limitless goyim blood and sweat to grease the gears of Zionism’s murderous, megalomaniacal ambition.
Bear always in mind that the unsavory practices and doctrines for which Islam is roundly and rightly condemned find their precedence in Judaism.
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this is pretty much the standard MO for a lot of paulbots, who are composed of a large number of neo-nazis and white supremacists

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ryan

11 years ago

it appears the wnd has been taken over by the bots

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Brent

11 years ago

Wow! This whole thread is quite funny. Neo-Nazis?? Jew hater?? Greedy, whiny punks lol
I like Ron Paul because of his stance on the Constitution as well. Maybe he seems a little crazy to some, but the other candidates are not genuinely concerned about the people. They are definitely the most sane individuals from what I have seen and heard from themselves. This two party system is a piece of crap along with our praised form of democracy. The Republic is what I pledged my allegiance to growing up. Not the FED. I’m pretty sure Mitt loves the Fed! And all this name calling you guys are doing makes you look even better. Go pre-school, yeah!! No more MittFitts please!! Ron Paul will have my vote. I’m sure it will destroy the world as we know it.

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Rose White

11 years ago

I liked Ron Paul, if not as a President, as a person, and I also liked his stand on the Constitution. But if he continues his quest for delegates, divides the voters, and we lose the election, he will be remembered like nothing more than another Benedict Arnold.
Where is his patriotism and respect for his nation? And trying to make deals with Romney to get his son to be VP? C’mon, stop being a politician and become a statesman, like the congressman you are!

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