Gotta love a good horse race. Plus it's a good barometer for where the social conservatives in our country stand right now. Do they still care more about what goes on in people's bedrooms (Santorum) or are they hot for robots (Romney)?
Who will win in Iowa?
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3 way tie, with santorum leading at the moment. romney has a lot of counties that haven't reported yet though, so he could easily retake the lead easily. santroum's saving grace is that sioux county hasn't come in yet. it looks likely that all of paul's support was early and he's hit the wall.
01/03/2012
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Romney will win
Originally posted by
Rawhide
Gotta love a good horse race. Plus it's a good barometer for where the social conservatives in our country stand right now. Do they still care more about what goes on in people's bedrooms (Santorum) or are they hot for robots (Romney)?
01/03/2012
Romney.
01/03/2012
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The difference between Paul's support and Santorum's (as well as Bachmann, Perry, Cain, and Gingrich) is that Paul's is solid and was not created by hype. Santorum's events have barely any crowds, yet the media has been catapulting him high up in the polls in the past week. What we'll see, though, in the next 1-2 weeks, is the demise of Santorum. The same thing happened to all of the previous candidates who arrived at their "frontrunner" status through the same means.
Originally posted by
T&A1987
3 way tie, with santorum leading at the moment. romney has a lot of counties that haven't reported yet though, so he could easily retake the lead easily. santroum's saving grace is that sioux county hasn't come in yet. it looks likely
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3 way tie, with santorum leading at the moment. romney has a lot of counties that haven't reported yet though, so he could easily retake the lead easily. santroum's saving grace is that sioux county hasn't come in yet. it looks likely that all of paul's support was early and he's hit the wall.
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Paul's support has been steadily increasing in the polls across several states, and his retention rate with regards to supporters is phenomenal.
01/04/2012
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yep, he sure holds those 21%.
Originally posted by
Illumin8
The difference between Paul's support and Santorum's (as well as Bachmann, Perry, Cain, and Gingrich) is that Paul's is solid and was not created by hype. Santorum's events have barely any crowds, yet the media has been catapulting
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The difference between Paul's support and Santorum's (as well as Bachmann, Perry, Cain, and Gingrich) is that Paul's is solid and was not created by hype. Santorum's events have barely any crowds, yet the media has been catapulting him high up in the polls in the past week. What we'll see, though, in the next 1-2 weeks, is the demise of Santorum. The same thing happened to all of the previous candidates who arrived at their "frontrunner" status through the same means.
Paul's support has been steadily increasing in the polls across several states, and his retention rate with regards to supporters is phenomenal. less
Paul's support has been steadily increasing in the polls across several states, and his retention rate with regards to supporters is phenomenal. less
01/04/2012
results
01/04/2012
And it's Mittens, by a nose!
01/04/2012
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nose? more like a mole on his nose. It's possible if they recounted the votes (which they refuse to do, for some reason) that santorum would win. what's interesting is that rasmussen says santorum in striking distance nationwide.
Originally posted by
Rawhide
And it's Mittens, by a nose!
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01/05/2012
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