One of the most widely-held claims of Ron Paul supporters is the fervent belief that he enjoys majority support from active and retired military personnel over all other presidential candidates; and that this is measurably true based on FEC records. But is this fact or mere campaign propaganda and hype?
Full disclosure: I’m a Paul supporter. I say that as an American, not as a representative of any armed force. I don’t agree with everything he thinks, but I believe …
It’s a close one:
Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney waged a seesaw battle for supremacy in Iowa’s Republican presidential caucuses late Tuesday night, the opening round of a campaign to pick a challenger to President Barack Obama.
Your open thread for everything Iowa today
This report from New Hampshire is a telling sign….too bad most of them are Romney signs:
The sheer number of Republican yard signs in New Hampshire is staggering.
And Newt goes boom!
Newt Gingrich voiced enthusiasm for Mitt Romney’s Massachusetts health care law when it was passed five years ago, the same plan he has been denouncing over the past few months as he campaigned for the Republican presidential nomination.
Couple good examples from the GOP debate last night. The resident nutcase, Ron Paul, makes a fool of himself once again:
A few of the interesting polls from the recent week. The regional ones are from the DailyKos outfit (PPP) so…..
First up is last Friday’s PPP poll of 666 (hmmmm) Wisconsin Republicans:
First up on deck, the Rasmussen poll taken between May 9th and the 15th with a sample of 3,500 likely voters:
“In thinking about the 2012 Presidential Election suppose you had a choice between a Republican candidate and Democrat Barack Obama. If the election were held today would you vote for the Republican candidate or Democrat Barack Obama?”
- Republican Candidate 45%
- Barack Obama 43%
There has been some buzz going around in regards to Steve Emerson supposedly having in his possession audio tapes that are to be the smoking gun proof positive that Imam …
