Support for Ron Paul; Sign the Petition and Donate

Calling all twixters: that's right 80's babies; those of us who are recent grads or are still in college. The future of this country. If you are not familiar we are referred to as twixters because we are the generation that complains but does not act.

I like to live by the saying "Why curse the darkness when you can light a candle?"

Here's our chance. A petition demanding a recount for the NH primary was started, and those of us Ron Paul supporters who are familiar with the situation and believe it was fraud should sign.

Although my blog isn't widely popular it gained some serious momentum over the past few days. If I was someone noteworthy I would officially endorse Paul. So I am asking for the Ron Paul supporters (twixters in particular) to keep faith. As college students or recent grads who have picked Ron Paul as our candidate, we were and still are onto something.

A real revolution is in his hands and in ours. If we really want to see change we must help bring it. I am asking that we start a mini-twixter campaign. Specifically, as broke students who have climbed into a hole of debt from high student loan interest rates we don't have the finances to spend thousands of dollars on endorsements. But, if every one of us gave $5 to his campaign we could make a difference.

Let's do it. Let's not be the lazy twixters of the past, let's stick with our guts in this critical time. We need to fight back, to take this country back as belonging to the people before it's too late.

Put your five bucks to good use (think: two 22's of Old English, a pack of cigarettes or a subway meal) If you can come up with 5 bucks for those things you can give it to Ron Paul!

Don't forget the Republican debate from Myrtle Beach is on Fox News tonight at 9pm ET!

Voter Fraud confirmed

It has been confirmed that voter fraud did occur in Sutton County, as the town clerk stated that Ron Paul had 31 votes not zero.

A recount costs somewhere around $67,000 and without a financial surge Ron Paul might not be able to demand one. He needs donations to continue his campaign towards freedom.

New Hampshire Primaries- Voter fraud?

The positive from the results of the NH primaries are of course: Obama didn't win and neither did Mitt Romney. As I mentioned previously, Hillary would be doing better had she got more women involved in her campaign- being less androgynous and appealing to women voters by being a woman herself would help. It did help, she won.

Hillary is my first runner up. Meaning if Ron Paul doesn't get the nominee from the Republicans, I will vote Hillary. I feel that she is the most educated and most tactical nominee. She isn't going to bring the revolution, but neither is Obama. The only president that COULD do that is Ron Paul.

McCain is alright to me. I feel like his time was in the past, last election. He is a little too conservative to me. At least Mitt Romney didn't win (I will say it again).

Huckabee is my second runner up, as if Paul and Clinton don't get nominees I will vote for Huckabee. Although I am not a fan of the religious thing, Huckabee takes an American stand point on many things. A lot of this is repetitive so I will instead talk about some of the controversy.

Controversy- more of the buzz word in this campaign than "change" is. I don't want to give the impression of being in this alleged Ron Paul cult that people speak of. I am a newly found Ron Paul supporter, not a radical supporter. I don't show these findings in a way to spark a conspiracy theory, but I cannot find any other explanation for things I have read and seen with my own eyes.

First, a New Hampshire girl claims vote fraud in the town of Sutton. The small town has a tiny population and its citizens are all a tight knit family. They all know who they voted for and can't understand that how three of them have come forward as voting for Paul, yet according to the political map- Paul got ZERO votes in Sutton. They don't believe the fraudulent activity happened at the actual site, but was a mistake made on a larger scale.

In regards to voter fraud, I was personally a victim of suspicious activity yesterday. I do my primary/caucus following by way of CNN. When CNN announced that each county could be followed on CNN.com during the New Hampshire primary, I was intrigued. I wanted to see how each county broke down, so I knew who had the biggest all around following. I wanted to see how Ron Paul/Rudy Guiliani/Mike Huckabee sat in comparison.

I looked county by county, very close calls. Sometimes Paul had the most votes of the three, other times Guiliani or Huckabee did. I was pleasantly surprised to see Paul win two counties. Then I noticed that Pittsfield, a smaller county in New Hampshire, had interesting results. Paul had 168 votes- 25% of the county, however where it said reporting (and every other county reporting votes read 100% reporting) Pittsfield said 0% reporting- although Paul had won the county according to the posted results. I made note of this and showed a fellow Paul supporter.

I was curious to figure out what this meant. I continued looking through the county results and returned about 3 minutes later to the page that had Pittsfield's information. Pittsfield was now 100% reporting- Paul had 71 votes and 10%. How did he lose votes in a manner of 3 minutes. How were 168 people accounted for as voting for him and now 71 were? If anyone has an explanation out there I would love to hear it.