May 8th, 2012
07:11 PM ET
10 years ago
Romney wins Indiana primary, CNN projects
(CNN) - Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney will win Tuesday's Republican primary in Indiana, CNN projects.
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Time to call for the audit of Karl Rove's American Crossroads and make his donors names available.
Votes can be faked, as they have been throughout this race. But, you can't fake people. That's why Ron Paul is winning all the delegates. The people want Ron Paul. Nobody wants Romney except the GOP officials, MSM, and big banking. This is all a cherade to hand the Presidency back to Obama. Romney can't beat him and the powers behind the GOP know this. If they really wanted to win they would have got behind Ron Paul. He's the only candidate that can swing votes from all parties.
I don't care if he is going to be the nominee. When the voting starts in Texas, I am still going to be voting for Ron Paul. Some people say I may be throwing my vote away. I would rather "throw" my vote away for someone I believe in than vote for someone to just try to remove the black guy from office. You are becoming a dying breed GOP. Ron Paul 2012
Romney was bought and paid for by the Koch brothers long ago. The other candidates were simply tokens, steamrolled by fat-cat money and allowed to create the illusion that democracy was at work – when Citizen's United has replaced the democratic process.
@cody you are so right. People in NC voted for Ron Paul today also. You never throw your vote away when you vote for who you want. I left the GOP in 2008 and have not looked back.
That's ok. Ron Paul will probably win most of the delegates there somehow anyway. Ron Paul!!
American Crossroads are going to fall like a house of cards.
So when only one horse runs in a race it is called a winner?
How much did Rmoney outspend Paul?
Must not be much difference between Romney and Santorum, since it seems most Santorum voters have gone over to Romney (or keep voting for their man, even though he's finished).
All this race confirms is the ignorance of the general public.