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The campaign of GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul and his supporters say the libertarian-leaning Texan was robbed of victory Saturday night when Mitt Romney was declared the winner of the Maine Republican Party's presidential caucuses....  
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Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul was disappointed about his narrow loss in Maine to rival Mitt Romney, however he believes his campaign will “keep going up” as the candidates prepare for some time off before the next state primary ...  
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Rep. Ron Paul’s (R-Texas) campaign may have blown its best chance at winning a state in the Republican presidential contest last week in Maine. But there will be other opportunities in the weeks ahead. The final results from Maine showed Paul losing to Mitt Romney by fewer than 200 votes. His campaign is crying foul over one county having postponed its caucus, but the result seems set in stone. Read full article >>  
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Did the GOP establishment steal the Maine caucuses away from Ron Paul? That’s what some Paul supporters are grumbling this morning. They suspect that another Republican campaign conspired with the Maine state GOP to suppress Representative ...  
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GLENS FALLS -- Local supporters of Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul will hold a rally from 1 to 3 p.m. Feb. 25 at the Centennial Circle roundabout in downtown Glens Falls. "It's nothing really organized. It's all grassroots, some ...  
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Mitt Romney eked out a narrow win in Maine's Republican caucuses, state party officials announced Saturday, beating Ron Paul by approximately three percent. The victory, however slim, offers the candidate a boost after three straight losses to Rick Santorum last week. How far it will carry him remains to be seen. The former Massachusetts governor earned 39 percent of the vote, while Paul took 36 percent, his strongest showing by share of the...  
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Mitt Romney added to his lead in the race for delegates Saturday with a narrow victory in the Maine Republican presidential caucuses. Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, won 11 delegates and Texas Rep. Ron Paul won 10, according to ...  
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The mainstream media declared Mitt for Brains Romney the winner of Maine yesterday. The Ron Paul campaign was quick with rebuttal noting all the votes having been counted. So once again, it seems we have this desire to keep Dr. Paul from gaining momentum ...  
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Yesterday, the Maine Republican Party declared Mitt Romney the winner of Maine's caucuses, which were conducted over multiple days. Romney got 39% (2,190 votes) and Ron Paul got 36% (1,996). Rick Santorum finished third and Newt Gingrich fourth. Yet in a message to supporters last night, the Ron Paul campaign suggested at chicanery over Maine's decision to declare Mitt Romney the winner before all the votes were counted. Campaign Manager John...  
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Rep. Ron Paul not conceding Maine voteBy Josh Lederman - 02/12/12 12:46 PM ET Rep. Ron Paul is not conceding the GOP’s Maine caucuses, which state party officials and major networks called Saturday for rival Mitt Romney. With 84 percent of precincts reporting, Romney has 39 percent to Paul's 36 percent, and Maine GOP Chairman Charlie Webster declared Romney the winner Saturday night, following a week-long series of caucuses. But in Washington...  
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The HinduThe Maine caucusesWashington PostWith wife Carol at his side, Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul speaks to supporters in Portland after losing the Maine caucus to Mitt Romney. Ken Kroesser of Washington, Maine, shows his support for Ron Paul during a caucus night party.Mitt Romney: Barak Obama 'the poster child for the arrogance of government'Telegraph.co.ukSantorum plans aggressive strategy against RomneyAtlanta Journal...  
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According to The Washington Times: Mr. Romney won 38 percent of the straw poll, which counted the votes of 3,408 activists gathered for the Conservative Political Action Conference, which ran from Thursday through Saturday at a hotel in Washington. Mr. Santorum was second with 31 percent, Newt Gingrich was third with 15 percent and Rep. Ron Paul was fourth with 12 percent — far below his showing the last two years, when he won with 31 in...  
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Despite skipping out on the CPAC conference (which wrapped up yesterday) and campaigning hard in Maine, Ron Paul still lost to Mitt Romney, who last night was declared the winner of that state's unusually drawn-out caucuses. Speaking on CBS's Face the Nation this morning, Paul said, perhaps for the first time, that he was "a little disappointed." However, minutes after the official results were released yesterday, showing Romney winning by...  
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Yes, Rep. Ron Paul (R-Texas) is a bit disappointed at getting edged out by Mitt Romney in Maine. But he has an explanation for his loss. "We were a little bit disappointed last night, but we were disappointed that the one county where we have done the best ...  
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Romney's victory in Maine, just hours after he won the presidential straw poll at the Conservative Political Action Committee Conference, helped slow a skid that began earlier this week when he lost contests in Missouri, Minnesota and Colorado.  
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