Too Consistent of GOP Primary Results... Part 2

Yesterday I wrote about how consistent votes were across states.  I don't want to seem like a conspiracy theorist, but I find it very strange that the % of votes to the winner are so close together.  After things like

this http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2012/06/03/war-breaks-out-in-gop/ make me wonder.
(All Numbers are Percents)
The results last night go as followed:
California
Mitt: 79.6
Paul 10.2
Rick 5.2
Newt 3.8

California
McCain:    42
Huckabee  12
Mitt           35
Paul            4
Giuliani      4

Montana
Mitt  68.4
Paul  14.3
Rick    8.9
Newt   4.3

Montana
McCain:       22
Huckabee     15
Mitt              38
Paul              25
Giuliani          0


South Dakota
Mitt 66.1
Paul 13
Rick 11.5
Newt 4

South Dakota
McCain:        70
Huckabee        7
Mitt                 3
Paul               17
Giuliani           0


New Jersey
Mitt 81.3
Paul 10.4
Rick 5.2
Newt 3.1

New Jersey
McCain:          55
Huckabee         8
Mitt                28
Paul                  5
Giuliani            3


New Mexico
Mitt 73.3
Rick 10.5
Paul 10.3
Newt 5.8

New Mexico
McCain:        86
Huckabee       0
Mitt                0
Paul               14
Giuliani           0


Now lets look at the states from May 22 and May 29
Arkansas
Mitt 69
Paul 11.9
Rick 8
Newt 4.7

Arkansas
McCain:          20
Huckabee        60
Mitt                 14
Paul                   5
Giuliani            0


Kentucky
Mitt 66.8
Paul 12.5
Rick 8.9
Newt 5.9

Kentucky
McCain:          72
Huckabee          8
Mitt                   5
Paul                   7
Giuliani             2


Texas
Mitt 69
Paul 11.9
Rick 8
Newt 4.7

Texas
McCain:          51
Huckabee:       38
Mitt:                  2
Paul:                  5
Giuliani:            0


Maybe I'm just being paranoid, but except for a few cases the numbers look way too consistent. 
Lets take the 2008 primary votes separated.  They're all over the place with percents.

California
McCain:    42
Huckabee  12
Mitt           35
Paul            4
Giuliani      4


Montana
McCain:       22
Huckabee     15
Mitt              38
Paul              25
Giuliani          0

South Dakota
McCain:        70
Huckabee        7
Mitt                 3
Paul               17
Giuliani           0


New Jersey
McCain:          55
Huckabee         8
Mitt                28
Paul                  5
Giuliani            3
 



 Also how can someone go from winning 2% of a state losing to Dr. Paul to beating Dr. Paul with 69% of the vote?

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Louisiana State Convention GOP Broken Bones

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War Breaks out in GOP: Broken bones

“In yet another instance, Ron Paul supporter Alex Helwig, Chairman of the Rules Committee who made the motion to remove the chair, was arrested by Shreveport police and released.  During his brief detainment, some of his fingers were broken and when he returned to the event he was walking with aid of a cane.”
Join the discussion at Doug Wead
This report from inside the Ron Paul campaign gives you a glimpse of the resistance from establishment Republican Party operatives as they seek to hold power.  Meanwhile, the GOP continues to experience its transformation.  Ron Paul supporters are enduring false arrests, detainment, broken bones and slander as they simply exercise their constitutional rights of voting and participating in party politics.  Keep in mind, the final outcome, as explained to me, was a good one.  And in spite of brutal tactics from some in the establishment who are trying to cling to power, the Republicans of Louisiana will be represented in Tampa.  Most of them will be supporters of Ron Paul, cheering on the GOP nominee.
Here is the report:
“Louisiana GOP officials ignored the vast majority of duly elected delegates and attempted to use illegally adopted rules to deny Ron Paul supporters an opportunity to attend the Republican National Convention in Tampa.  Louisiana has 46 delegates.  Five were pledged to Mitt Romney based on the March 23^rd primary result and Rick Santorum received 10, meaning most delegates were contestable at the state convention.
“Delegates to the state convention were chosen at caucus meetings on April 28^th.  Ron Paul slates won four of six congressional district contests.  Of the approximately 180 delegates attending the state convention, 113 voted to remove the LAGOP chairman when he failed to respond to requests for information and other motions from delegates.  Nearly two-thirds of the delegates began physically moving their chairs, literally turning their back on the GOP chair appointed by the party hierarchy.
“In another instance, State Central Committeeman and Ron Paul supporter Henry Herford Jr. of Franklin Parrish was attacked by some security officials who didn’t realize that the body had voted out the previous chairman.  Mr. Herford has a prosthetic hip and according to a doctor at the scene it appears as though the prosthetic was dislocated and may require replacement.  The injury occurred as he was beginning to call to order the newly re-formed convention.
“In yet another instance, Ron Paul supporter Alex Helwig, Chairman of the Rules Committee who made the motion to remove the chair, was arrested by Shreveport police and released.  During his brief detainment, some of his fingers were broken and when he returned to the event he was walking with aid of a cane.
“By 10:50 a.m. today, the newly formed convention completed its work.  Newly-elected national delegates met with the Romney campaign’s Louisiana Chairman, Scott Sewell, who graciously said ‘that he supported the effort and would do everything he could to make sure the delegation was seated’ in Tampa.
“Despite the divisiveness that characterized the Louisiana state convention initially, we are thankful that the Paul and Romney campaigns took the high road to guarantee the enfranchisement of Republicans whose candidate preferences differ.
“Republicans of goodwill agree that following the spirited primary season, the general election presents us with an opportunity to defeat Obama and place the nation on a path to recovery.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with those who were injured at the convention.  And, we thank all responsible convention participants for ending the day on a more unified note.”
See “Smoke and Mirrors in the GOP,” the Louisiana State GOP convention.
Warning:  The following Youtubes have been taken down continually in the last few hours.  If you are able, copy them yourself and circulate them.  And while you are at it, I have added at the bottom a third Youtube that is old and has been removed from production numerous times.  If you are savvy with this technology, make a copy of it as well and keep it safe.  It is a stout defense of Dr. Paul when his record was under attack.  And an interesting expose of the FED and its impact." Taken From http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2012/06/03/war-breaks-out-in-gop/

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It is disgusting the things that occur and people ignore.

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