Four way dead heat in Iowa
 

Ron Paul and three Zio-cockholsters.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-1...-caucuses.html

This is VERY good news!:

There’s good news in the poll for Paul, 76, a Texas congressman who has attracted ardent supporters. Among likely caucus-goers who say their minds are made up, Paul leads with 32 percent, followed by Romney at 25 percent and Gingrich, a former House speaker, at 17 percent.

The article also states Cain's support is the least solidified while he's leading Ron Paul in the poll by only 1% (with Mittens and the Newt trailing) - and the article further states Ron Paul's support is the most solidified.

Yes I was going to post the quote where it said that, but I figured after reading the whole article, that the figures were better at describing it (I guess I am a numbers person).

Anyhow what do you folks expect to happen now:
Scores of Falsified polls and a decisive final blow to Paul from Diebold?

In 1992 on the night of the primary in NH when I went to bed at 11 PM that night the early results showed Pat Buchanan was kicking GHWB's ass big time, however the next morning GHWB was decisively on top.

We should all be praying that Ron Paul's support is so overwhelming that it would be way too obvious to pull that sort of shenanigans.

Did they have republican primaries in '92? GHWB was the sitting president... Or was it in '88?

I'm relatively certain it was '92, since two months later I boosted off Perot's petition efforts. I was not paying such close attention in '88.

Ok, I was just thinking since the Democrats are not having primaries due to Obamatron is contending for 2nd term that this always was the case...

Bump!

Does anyone else get a feeling that the republican nominees aren't living up to their expectations (from tptb)? We had Perry, he flunked out, Cain, he didn't cut it, and we're left with Romney and Gingrich...I don't see Gingrich making it.

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No Exciting Choices

Poll participant Nate Warwick, 34, a machine operator at a packaging factory who lives in Story City, Iowa, is leaning toward Romney, primarily because he thinks he has the best chance of defeating President Barack Obama in 2012. Still, he’s not excited about his choices.


“There’s nobody out there who is really grabbing my attention, wholly,” he said. “I don’t think the Republican Party has a candidate that can beat Obama right now.”



Nate has real problems.

Romney is the 'Chosen One' and not real bright either. How in the hell did GWB Jr do this? Oh yes GWB Sr... and the Queen.

Look at the whole poll. Ron Paul did well.

http://www.businessweek.com/pdf/poll11-15-11.pdf

Good poll, but not as good as the Pole I posted ;-]

There's a field of candidates arguing about the best Zio-cocksucking techniques, then there's Ron Paul.

SeeBS Nooz now has the same article on their website, so there's now two mentions on Drudge.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_1...s-to-top-tier/

When CNN broadcasts it, I'll post here again.

Bad File unrepairable.

Sorry had to turn CNN off, too much news on some football coach.

Opens for me Horn... time to clean things up? lol

I don't really think that Iowa is statistically significant.