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Video Overnight Thread- Bad Lip Reading the Inauguration 2013

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Video Evening Distraction And Fundraising Bleg- Bad Lip Reading of First 2012 Presidential Debate

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Video- Bad Lip Reading: “Paul Ryan’s Video Diary”

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Video Overnight Thread- Bad Lip Reading Soundbite: “More Mitt”

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Video Overnight Thread- “Bush & Clinton” — A Bad Lip Reading Soundbite

Lordy, lordy.

Video- Bad Lip Reading: Rick Santorum

Ron Paul surprises Idaho GOP establishment by winning straw poll

I cannot see Paul anymore without hearing that video. Love how he’s throwing all these monkey wrenches in the GOP’s cogs.

Despite a speech from U.S. Sen. Jim Risch backing Mitt Romney, Rep. Ron Paul won Friday’s pay-to-play vote. Paul’s surrogate was Washington state Rep. Matt Shea of Spokane Valley.

How strong a win? The former Libertarian got 43 percent (173 votes) to the former Massachusetts governor’s 34 percent (135). Trailing them were Newt Gingrich with 12 percent (47 votes), Rick Santorum at 10 percent (40) and Jon Huntsman with 1 percent (4). A total of 399 people from across Idaho participated. Rick Perry’s campaign asked not to be included on the straw poll ballot.

What’s it mean? It cost $30 to participate, and party officials cautioned against making too much of the result. The poll was a party fundraiser held at the Riverside Hotel in Garden City.

Whoops of joy: Paulies were jubilant. “It feels so good,” said Chris MacCloud of Meridian. “Just a lot of hard work, time and energy.”