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To: jonrick46
Most of what you say is correct; but on caucus night things will move at warp speed. In ours; a rep for each candidate gets to give a 3 minute spiel; and it will move fast.
You really need to have things decided before going inside.

And having said that; a narrow win here won't mean much as so many people are so undecided.
I think the following states will see things firm up for support.

Many of the Paul votes for instance; will be protest votes. People want to send a message by voting for him. I don't think the seriously want him as President.

56 posted on 01/02/2012 6:11:14 AM PST by HereInTheHeartland (I love how the FR spellchecker doesn't recognize the word "Obama")
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To: HereInTheHeartland

I know intimately what you are talking about being a Republican Legislative District Vice Chair and Precinct Committee Officer. Each precinct is very intimate and there is opportunity for information and answers to questions among caucus members. If a caucus member has a question that is beyond their ability to answer, the Precinct Committee Officer has access to phone numbers and, in today’s information age, ways to get that information quickly.

In the case of a mass caucus where several precincts hold their caucus in a single building, there is access to information from those present in the room. In our legislative district, our PCOs all know each other we can find those with the answers. Those attending get a wealth of information that they would never get anywhere else. And their input is given great attention.


59 posted on 01/02/2012 3:31:21 PM PST by jonrick46 (Countdown to 11-06-2012)
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