New "Who Won" ABC Poll! Go Vote!

[rp4prez]

OOPS! Two differen't polls. eek! Sorry bout that! (Thanks for the catch!)

Looks like ABC started another "who won" poll for some reason.

New Poll:
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Decision2008/popup?id=3436272

Old Poll:
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Decision2008/popup?id=3436820

[Borodog]

That's not a new poll. That's the older poll, "Who WILL win the debate?"

[ladyjade3]

two different polls

[rp4prez]

gr sorry about that.. i need to learn to read apparently. doh!

[Wyurm]

actually its the other way around, the one you have marked new poll is the old poll. it was ment to predict who would be the winner.

The one marked old poll is the new poll. It was ment to show who won.

[Roxi]

either way here are the current results of the AFTER poll

Ron Paul
9,659
Mitt Romney
1,639
Rudy Giuliani
1,405
Mike Huckabee
1,335
Nobody. I'm waiting for Fred Thompson or Newt Gingrich to enter the race.
1,004
Nobody won. I'm voting Democratic.
986
Tom Tancredo
346
Sam Brownback
343
John McCain
300
Duncan Hunter
172
Tommy Thompson
129
Total Vote: 17,318

[torchbearer]

Digg story about debate becoming popular, needs your vote to stay on front page!
http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Ron_Paul_Blasts_Unconstitutional_Undeclared_Wars_a t_GOP_Debate

[Quantumystic]

Not just the ABC poll.

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/Decision2008/popup?id=3436820&POLL299=100000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000

http://www.drudgereport.com/

Drudge has one of their own where The Doctor is even more dominating. And even the Left Gate-Keepeers over at HuffPo live-blogged it this way:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/john-neffinger-drew-westen-and-rachel-sklar/gop-des-moines-debate-liv_b_59183.html

JOHN:Ron Paul is not only animatedly saying we should get out of Iraq -- he is getting whoops of unbridled enthusiasm from this Republican primary audience for it. This party is in trouble.

DREW: Ron Paul got a lot of applause for his line about how our troops ought to "just come home." Is this a Democratic or Republican primary? We're really seeing here the fault lines of what has happened when the conservatives have held complete power for several years, actualized their goals, and now we're seeing what they really want and really do when they govern. If Democrats have any sense in the next election, they will make sure that every Republican who has rubberstamped George W. Bush--which is virtually every one of them who is currently in office--is tied to what he has done domestically and internationally.

RACHEL: Yes, but it was not altogether a fair swipe — the Dems aren't even pausing to say thank you? Tsk. Honestly, I think Ron Paul is the one to watch these days. The line between the Internet and the so-called "real" world blurs more every day, and he is a juggernaut there. And those were real cheers.
JOHN:Ron Paul delivers another spiel about the fundamental values of the party, to warm applause. He is a great gadfly, but will never turn the corner to a mainstream candidate like this - his demeanor is alarmed, with his voice high and his arms waving and his eyebrows riding high on his forehead. If he delivered the same message with a John Wayne/Ronald Reagan demeanor, we might have a different race on our hands.

The Doctor got dissed a bit at the end over the "cosmetic" issues, but I've never seen "Merle Norman" win a campaign.

[Jennifer Reynolds]

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[d'anconia]

Is the debate up anywhere? I couldn't find it this morning.

I'll be uploading the raw footage to Google in a moment.

[Scribbler de Stebbing]

Why does Brownback have 15 votes here, but is closing in on RP on the Drudge poll? Hmmmmm?

See, we have two spammers, one for each poll, and they only have one spammer. Smalltimers.