Competing POLLS show either Trump or Cruz as the leaders in Iowa!

[Vigilante]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

 

[Toro]

I think Cruz will win Iowa.

 

[imawhosure]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

I know there are a lot of solid Trump supporters, but Cruz is the guy who WILL follow the constitution; along with dismantling a lot of the power levers in Washington DC. He also worked for a supreme court justice, and this President will probably put in 3 new justices. This is exactly why this election is so important, along with a host of other reasons.

 

[Vigilante]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

I know there are a lot of solid Trump supporters, but Cruz is the guy who WILL follow the constitution; along with dismantling a lot of the power levers in Washington DC. He also worked for a supreme court justice, and this President will probably put in 3 new justices. This is exactly why this election is so important, along with a host of other reasons.

 

[Billy000]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

Yep and a Hillary win is looking more and more likely on the process.

 

[leftwinger]

70% want outsider. Not another RINO. I still shudder when I hear Juan McPain praise BHO! enough crap. Save this country. Media tore Romney apart and HE played along with it! Dope!

People need to SLAM the media every chance they get. Even FOX. they tried to take out Trump.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

so now we will hear about what country Cruz can see from his house?

 

[NYcarbineer]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

It's funny to see you start trying to weasel out of your support for Trump.

 

[NYcarbineer]

Cruz is insane. He would be a perfect president if you believe the United States is in its death spiral.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

It's funny to see you start trying to weasel out of your support for Trump.

V, when corned during the late summer, on supporting a progressive statist like Trump, said he would support Cruz if he became the nominee. V is about winning not integrity.

 

[JakeStarkey]

Cruz is insane. He would be a perfect president if you believe the United States is in its death spiral.

Cruz (and Trump for that matter) would be rejected by a bigger margin than was Goldwater.

 

[Toro]

so now we will hear about what country Cruz can see from his house?

Canada!

 

[NYcarbineer]

"Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa...."

That inspires memories of Sharron Angle and Christine O'Donnell.

 

[Rexx Taylor]

so now we will hear about what country Cruz can see from his house?

Canada!

what about Rubio? what can he see from his house?

 

[Syriusly]

Interesting as to which poll is correct, although, to many Patriots EITHER MAN is superb!

CNN ^ | Dec, 7 2015 | CNN
Overall, Trump has 33% support among likely GOP caucusgoers, followed by Cruz at 20% with Carson at 16%, Florida Sen. Marco Rubio at 11% and former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush at 4%. The new poll shows Trump up 8 points, Cruz up 9, while Carson has faded by 7 points, compared with the last CNN/ORC poll, conducted in late October and early November.

• Poll: Cruz surges to first in Iowa [Monmouth poll]
  Politico ^ | 12/07/2015 | Nick Gass
  Stoked by evangelical and tea-party support, Ted Cruz has surged to first place in Iowa, according to the results of a Monmouth University poll released Monday surveying voters likely to participate in the Republican caucus on Feb. 1. Cruz earned 24 percent of support among likely caucus-goers, with 19 percent opting for Donald Trump, whose polling advantage in the state has dwindled in recent weeks. In a Quinnipiac University survey conducted in mid-November, Trump held a slim 25 percent to 23 percent advantage over Cruz, while retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson finished with 18 percent. In this survey, Florida Sen. Marco...

You mean Trump the Birther- or as you call them- RINO

 

[NYcarbineer]

so now we will hear about what country Cruz can see from his house?

Canada!

what about Rubio? what can he see from his house?

His new apartment when the infidelity story breaks.

 

[imawhosure]

Cruz is insane. He would be a perfect president if you believe the United States is in its death spiral.

Cruz (and Trump for that matter) would be rejected by a bigger margin than was Goldwater.

You are wrong on Cruz. And if Trump goes out of the race and supports him; which is the only one he would support, you guys are done. Go ahead and act arrogant, but the people KNOW they don't want Hilly. The only reason they don't want Cruz, is because you leftists told them not to. Once they listen to him, it is over, and the funny thing is........this is exactly what was predicted over a year ago. Hilly leading, Cruz coming in and hosing her. I love it when a plan comes together

 

[Toro]

So does this mean Trump starts insulting Cruz?

 

[JakeStarkey]

iamwhosure, you are not mainstream. People who think politically as you do are not mainstream. You are being as silly as were the libertarians in 2008 and 12 thinking Paul had a chance at the nomination.

You are deluded.