rEVOLution in Louisiana, Alaska and Beyond

rEVOLution in Louisiana, Alaska and Beyond

As encouraging news continues to come out of states like Minnesota, Iowa and other places, we now learn that Ron Paul has won the Louisiana Caucus.

We also learn that the Alaska GOP’s new chair and co-chair are Ron Paul supporters. From Alaska Dispatch:

This weekend, it was the young, sometimes bedraggled but always politically strident and not always so polite, supporters of presidential candidate Ron Paul who were certain that if they were in charge of the party, Alaska and the country would be a better place.

And now they’ll get their chance to prove it.

After at least 12 years of the Alaska GOP being run by what those party newcomers call “establishment Republicans,” a new force is taking over: Alaska Republicans voted Russ Millete as the party’s new chairman and Debbie Holland-Brown as co-chair. They are both supporters of presidential candidate Ron Paul.

Writes Charles Mahtesian at Politico:

Despite a disappointing third place finish in the March 6 Alaska caucuses, Ron Paul is looking like a winner there: A Paul supporter was voted in as the new GOP chairman Saturday at the state convention.

It’s more evidence of the political maturation of the Paul forces, who are beginning to seize the levers of powers from within state parties.

This is happening all over the country folks. We’re becoming a significant part of, and in some cases we’re taking over, the Republican Party.

I have said many times that no matter what else happens this year, Ron Paul and his movement will be the most important and enduring force to emerge from the 2012 election.

I’m already right, and this is only the beginning… 

You can read the rest of this article at:: http://www.ronpaul2012.com/2012/04/29/revolution-in-louisiana-alaska-and-beyond/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=revolution-in-louisiana-alaska-and-beyond

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