Quoted from Box A Rox

YUP!  Just like 10 months ago when Ron Paul announced his candidacy... he still draws 10% -15%.

After 8 Republican primary/caucuses Ron Paul is averaging 19.7%.

Quoted from CICERO

After 8 Republican primary/caucuses Ron Paul is averaging 19.7%.

WOW!
So at a net gain of 4.7% after 10 months of campaigning....
Paul will actually take over 2nd or 3rd spot in a roughly 8 years!    >

in church it's always the 10% who do the foot work that make anything happen.....the rest sit by and just think it's going to happen like they think it is going to happen

The Gallup daily tracking poll:
Mitt Romney 32%
Rick Santorum 30%,
Newt Gingrich 16%
Ron Paul at 8%.



A new Pew Research survey:
Santorum 30%
Romney 28%,
Gingrich  17%
Paul at 12%.

Independents Dump Romney!

Pew Research poll:
In November, Mitt Romney was beating President Obama among independent voters, 53% to 41%
Now Obama beats Romney 51% to 42%.
That's a net 19 point swing of independents in Obama's direction in three months.

all of them....no one wants the paunchy soft ones on the inside....

Romney co-chair resigns after allegations of same-sex relationship with immigrant...

Paul Babeu, an emerging Republican figure and strong border defense sheriff, resigned from his position Saturday
afternoon as Arizona co-chairman of Mitt Romney’s presidential campaign for allegations of threatening deportation
on a former lover.

One more nail in the Romney Coffin.  

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Paul Babeu, Arizona Sheriff, Steps Down As Arizona Co-Chair Of Mitt Romney's Presidential Campaign
First Posted: 02/18/2012 3:16 pm Updated: 02/18/2012 7:28 pm

Pinal County, Ariz. Sheriff Paul Babeu, a Republican congressional candidate, stepped down on Saturday from his position as the Mitt Romney campaign's Arizona co-chair, in the wake of explosive allegations that Babeu threatened a Mexican man, who claims to be his ex-boyfriend, with deportation.

"Sheriff Babeu has stepped down from his volunteer position with the campaign so he can focus on the allegations against him," Romney campaign spokeswoman Andrea Saul confirmed in an email to The Huffington Post. "We support his decision."

In a press conference on Saturday, Babeu said the allegations are false but confirmed that he is gay, something he had not previously discussed........................>>>>.......................>>>>.......http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/18/paul-babeu-mitt-romney_n_1286531.html

A new Public Policy Polling survey in Arizona:
Mitt Romney 36%,
Rick Santorum 33%,
Newt Gingrich at 16%
Ron Paul at 9%.

A new We Ask America poll in Michigan finds:
Mitt Romney 29%
Rick Santorum  29%
Ron Paul at 12%
Newt Gingrich at 10%.

A new Mitchell/Rosetta Stone Poll in Michigan:
~ Mitt Romney 32%
~ Rick Santorum 30%,
~ Newt Gingrich at 9%
~ Ron Paul at 7%

Romney gets soro's nod!!!!

Quoted from bumblethru

Romney gets soro's nod!!!!

When the choice is Romney or the rest of the GOP wannabes, of course Romney is the only reasonable choice
for most of America.  That's why Romney will most likely win the GOP nomination.
Adding a Santorum or a Gingrich as a VP will only detract from a Romney presidency.