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it's the only place in the country paul is in double digits, i think.
if he wins iowa, that's better for romney.
but nationally he doesn't get above about 9%
There has been some major movement in the Republican Presidential race in Iowa over the last week, with what was a 9 point lead for Newt Gingrich now all the way down to a single point. Gingrich is at 22% to 21% for [Ron] Paul with Mitt Romney at 16%, Michele Bachmann at 11%, Rick Perry at 9%, Rick Santorum at 8%, Jon Huntsman at 5%, and Gary Johnson at 1%.
Gingrich has dropped 5 points in the last week and he's also seen a significant decline in his favorability numbers. Last week he was at +31 (62/31) and he's now dropped 19 points to +12 (52/40). The attacks on him appear to be taking a heavy toll- his support with Tea Party voters has declined from 35% to 24%.
And this is key: "Paul's supporters are considerably more committed to him than Gingrich's are. 77% of current Paul voters say they're definitely going to vote for him, compared to only 54% for Gingrich."
Ron Paul: Poised For An Upset In Iowa?
Thanks for this realistic view of the world, the way it is, not just the way we'd like it to be. We're there, people have hope. We leave, hope goes away. There's a price to pay for freedom in the world, but a higher price when there isn't any freedom. And you're right, we can't go back.Do you believe we should have a strong military presence overseas?he's an idiot whose idea of "foreign policy" is naive and ignorant; he knows less than zero about the constitution
I feel we do....just to stabilize key regions in the world. I know it sounds strange, but if we weren't there, I believe we could see a lot more economies crash and cause a ripple effect throughout the world. We can't go back to a 1800's mentality....the wheel has been invented and we can't go back.
No shades of gray in your little lockstep world, is there, TM.he is a nutter like the rest of the gop pack left
There has been some major movement in the Republican Presidential race in Iowa over the last week, with what was a 9 point lead for Newt Gingrich now all the way down to a single point. Gingrich is at 22% to 21% for [Ron] Paul with Mitt Romney at 16%, Michele Bachmann at 11%, Rick Perry at 9%, Rick Santorum at 8%, Jon Huntsman at 5%, and Gary Johnson at 1%.
Gingrich has dropped 5 points in the last week and he's also seen a significant decline in his favorability numbers. Last week he was at +31 (62/31) and he's now dropped 19 points to +12 (52/40). The attacks on him appear to be taking a heavy toll- his support with Tea Party voters has declined from 35% to 24%.
And this is key: "Paul's supporters are considerably more committed to him than Gingrich's are. 77% of current Paul voters say they're definitely going to vote for him, compared to only 54% for Gingrich."
Ron Paul: Poised For An Upset In Iowa?
Ron Paul winning Iowa just invalidates Iowa.
no. it reduces iowa to what it should be... an extreme state that isn't in the mainstream.... which is what it is.
the moron thinks kids should be able to drink non-homogenized milk... yeah.. maybe he thinks we should go back to the days where kids got polio, too...
what a 'tard.
it's the only place in the country paul is in double digits, i think.
if he wins iowa, that's better for romney.
but nationally he doesn't get above about 9%
Don't forget NH. Real Clear Politics average has him 3rd at 18.7% in NH.
RealClearPolitics - Election 2012 - New Hampshire Republican Presidential Primary
Do you wonder why he's polling over twice as high in Iowa & NH than he is nationally? It's because right now, Iowa and NH are all that matter. Ron Paul isn't campaining to the country, he's campaigning to the relevant states one by one.
