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Saturday, July 02, 2011

Town Hall Poll

The Townhall.com Presidential Straw Poll

Town Hall has been doing monthly GOP polls since around March. Here are the results for the last three months. Town Hall does not draw muckety–mucks like Jack Welch or George Soros, so this is likely a fair indicator of who conservatives have on their radar. Take Mitt Romney, the candidate being pushed hardest down people's throats by the GOP and New York Times. He's trending ↓ ↓ ↓ with conservatives, who happen to vote in the primaries. Obama understands this, which may explain why he just (illegally) began funding ACORN again. He needs a huge crossover of Democrats voting in Republican primaries in order to avoid having to face someone actually electable. ACORN and Soros's Moveon.org excel at producing the right votes where they're need most. Another battle of good versus evil coming up. Maybe the last one.

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Steve In Tulsa said...: So do you think McCain was selected by primries? There had been only one single primary before the RNC annouced McCain had won. The other forty nine primaries didn't even count because the party even forced candidates like Romney to stop running.; 7/2/11, 11:16 AM
Anonymous said...: Between Sarah, "Manson Lamps" Michelle, and Ron "The Man from Planet X" Paul, they would get not more than one state.

Great.

Bobby Ahr; 7/2/11, 1:11 PM
Wabano said...: I understand now Cain reneged on his promise never to hire a muslim.

Don't he understand that this will be front and center of everything the enemy like Ahr here will throw at him, the sort of thing that cannot be unsaid?

That's why Nixon and Bush ended up friendless, you may piss off your libertarian friends, it will not make the socialists love you for it.

And the Bobby Ahr kind would not get one single state.; 7/2/11, 1:30 PM
Gayle Miller said...: The mainstream (idiot) media selected McCain. He thought he had a shot because they were all up in his rear end until he got the nomination. Then they turned on him like rabid dogs.

To my great surprise, Herman Cain is starting to impress me a great deal. And Sarah Palin's comments about Paul Revere were ACCURATE and the media needs to have THAT jammed down their throats, preferably with HOT SAUCE!; 7/2/11, 1:30 PM
Wabano said...: Mister "Ahr, Ahr, Ahr", you can fool some of the people all the time,
all the people one time, but you're dreaming if you think your lamestream media can fool all the people all the time!; 7/2/11, 1:34 PM
toadold said...: Ron Paul always does well in straw polls because that's what his young Ronulan nitwits do. Travel around and stuff the straw polls.
It looks like to me the serious candidates are following the Ann Coulter design, keep their heads down until the last possible minute to keep the MSM from having a chance to brain wash the "swing" voters.; 7/2/11, 1:58 PM
Anonymous said...: Funny. Peculiar that is, a few years back we were lampooning now President Soetero (correctly) for lacking in experience, particularly executive experience. Now for many of the 'popular' names up there that qualification no longer matters.

Gov.Palin has, as does Gov. Romney and Mr. Cain. The latter two have proven that they can effectively manage large operations. Isn't that what it about? Cause if it circles back to issues like gays and abortions you all can look forward to four more years of the Wookie fashion show.

Oh, and so can Gen. Petraeus. Manage, that is.

Kenny Ewe, Manhattan Beach; 7/2/11, 4:55 PM
Anonymous said...: I just met Herman Cain this morning at my church in Iowa. Pretty impressive.; 7/3/11, 1:39 PM
Anonymous said...: Cain's staff is dropping almost as fast as Gingrich's did. It makes me wonder if he angered the 'good ole boy' at the RNC.; 7/4/11, 4:46 AM

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