Ron Paul is in second place

RyanTheRhino · Dec 4, 2011

Newt @ 20%

Ron @ 18%

Mitt @ 16%
carzy... hmm maybe he will win.. :mrgreen:

UncleBuck · Dec 4, 2011

"Ron Paul is in second place..."

in one poll, in one state, and third place is within the margin of error.

say, how's he doing in NH, and SC, and FL?

now who's laughing? still me!

:lol:

The Ruiner · Dec 4, 2011

Yeah, and as was pointed out today, the Iowa caucus is a collection of activists...it's not a primary.

RyanTheRhino · Dec 4, 2011

Not the point... since he did good he is now welcome on fox ... It only takes one state to get you noticed.

And i watch them all FYI before you try and say i am just like all the gullible republicans that watch fox.

MSN , CNN, Fox Ect

The Ruiner · Dec 4, 2011

He has been on fox a crazy amount of air time, i think he is third, behind cain and bachmann.

sync0s · Dec 4, 2011

Winning the first state is important regardless, because it will undoubtedly influence other states/voters.

Imagine this, if Ron Paul wins, all of those who like RP but decide not to "waste their vote" would very likely choose to vote for him. Undecided voters are often voting for who is the leader and most likely to win as well.

The Ruiner · Dec 4, 2011

sync0s said:
Winning the first state is important regardless, because it will undoubtedly influence other states/voters.

Imagine this, if Ron Paul wins, all of those who like RP but decide not to "waste their vote" would very likely choose to vote for him. Undecided voters are often voting for who is the leader and most likely to win as well.

So...Gingrich?

sync0s · Dec 4, 2011

The Ruiner said:
So...Gingrich?

What about him? Same story...

I personally don't want to see a rebuilt version of GW in office.

NoDrama · Dec 4, 2011

The Ruiner said:
He has been on fox a crazy amount of air time, i think he is third, behind cain and bachmann.

Crazy Amount, as in multiples of times more than anyone else, or are you embellishing?

RyanTheRhino · Dec 4, 2011

The Ruiner said:
So...Gingrich?

he already has a negative already. he sided with Nancy Polski and then later completely disagreed with her similar to the flip flopping Romney. Plus the who barney frank and freddie mac

jpill · Dec 4, 2011

both romney and gingrich flip flop ,They'll say whatever they can to get into office. Ron Paul destroys both of them and his views haven't changed since the 1980's !! I thought i liked gingrich for a moment. Then i realized he's just other status quo

deprave · Dec 4, 2011

The Ruiner said:
Yeah, and as was pointed out today, the Iowa caucus is a collection of activists...it's not a primary.

yea sures hes on alright, on only 2 shows, all the other ones are less than 5 minutes in some off the cuff hour and they try to smear him the whole time

budlover13 · Dec 4, 2011

UncleBuck said:
"Ron Paul is in second place..."

in one poll, in one state, and third place is within the margin of error.

say, how's he doing in NH, and SC, and FL?

now who's laughing? still me!

First place is within the same margin of error

deprave · Dec 4, 2011

Uncle Buck

What if Ron Paul Wins? Then what happens in your opinion.

budlover13 · Dec 4, 2011

sync0s said:
Winning the first state is important regardless, because it will undoubtedly influence other states/voters.

Imagine this, if Ron Paul wins, all of those who like RP but decide not to "waste their vote" would very likely choose to vote for him. Undecided voters are often voting for who is the leader and most likely to win as well.

My father is a perfect example of a 72 year old Cristian conservative who has pledged his vote to Paul IF he wins early primaries. i've seen that shit in ACTION!!!!