In this video, Keyes supporter Michael Walsh of Des Moines is interviewed by Fox News about the Iowa GOP's refusal to release Alan Keyes' vote totals in the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses.

The reason given by the state GOP is that Alan "had no office here, no staff, spent little time campaigning in Iowa, and in most pre-caucus polls got less than 1%."

Not only is this justification for disenfranchising supporters of Alan Keyes un-American and undemocratic, but its facts are wrong. Keyes had an office in the state, a paid staff, and at least 2% in state polls.

It's worth noting that a pre-caucus USA Today/Gallup poll reported that Alan was even with Ron Paul nationally at 3%, ahead of Duncan Hunter and Tom Tancredo.