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"Party rules didn't allow anyone living outside District 45 to be there."
"Chair John Trandem says the students had two hours to get proper proof of residency, but didn't."
Why should students who can't prove they live in the district be allowed in to be loud for Ron Paul and once in not be able to separate them from the voters?
They had proof. Their student id's is proof. Love how people just brush it off because its RP supporters...if it was their supporters they would be screaming at top of their lungs.
They had proof. Their student id's is proof. Love how people just brush it off because its RP supporters...if it was their supporters they would be screaming at top of their lungs.
Legally speaking, a Student ID is NOT proof of "residence" and the right to vote. I went to the University of Michigan, but was never registered to vote in Ann Arbor or Washtenaw County. I kept my residence and voting registration in my hometown.
They had proof. Their student id's is proof. Love how people just brush it off because its RP supporters...if it was their supporters they would be screaming at top of their lungs.
Whatever...fact remains they were trying to keep out RP supporters.You can part of the emails when the news people showed them said something about Ron Paul supporters trying to come in and become delegates.
Whatever...fact remains they were trying to keep out RP supporters.You can part of the emails when the news people showed them said something about Ron Paul supporters trying to come in and become delegates.
No, the fact remains that Paul supporters don't understand rules, refuse to play by rules and cry foul like whiny little babies every time somebody else decides to play by the rules.
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