This Is Not Meant To Be Neagative, Just New Information

[chiplitfam]

We have our work cut out, period. Tuesday will tell us a lot.
These figures are for you to simply look at. We know there has been and will continue to be election fraud, unfairness from MSM, and various evil tactics they have used to keep freedom from ringing. The following is a brutal display from the pollster.




RCP Poll Average Chart Shows Ron Paul Getting Nowhere

Posted: 03 Feb 2008 12:26 PM CST

The chart below speaks for itself. Ron Paul, despite his wonderful ability to fund raise online and despite his overzealous supporters shilling for him on every comment section of any article that mentions him, is not seeing that support nor funding translate into actual numbers.


It is like watching a little hampster on its running wheel, running as fast as he can but getting nowhere.

RCP shows McCain at a polling average of 43.3%, Romney at 24.3% and Huckabee at 18.0%... Paul still hasn't hit double digits in the averages and is at 5.8%.

More Natinal Polls can be found here.

The delegate count which is a better indicator of who stands a chance to become the Republican nominee and who doesn't, has even more depressing data for Paul fans.

McCain has 93 delegates going into Super Tuesday this week, Romney has 77, Huckabee has 40 and once again, the only person with single digits is Ron Paul at 4 delegates.

The fact is, some people do not catch fire, as I have said before. No matter how much you believe in a candidate, you have to be able to acknowledge reality and the reality here shows that Ron Paul doesn't stand a chance at gaining the GOP nomination, he doesn't have near enough public support, definitely not near enough delegates and no matter how gung-ho his supporters are, they cannot force people to physically vote for Paul and at this point, it is embaraasing just to watch Paul and his entourage continue to run on that little hampster wheel, faster and faster and going nowhere.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/polls/

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/us/republican_presidential_nomination-192.html#polls

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epolls/2008/president/republican_delegate_count.html

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[Goldwater Conservative]

If that idiot checked his math, he'd realize that Paul was barely above 4% in those same rolling averages a few days ago, even without Giuliani in the race. He's gone up over a point and a half, and no candidate is anywhere near a majority. Big f-ing deal, especially considering national polls do not determine anything. Romney can get second in a winner-take-all state and tie Paul for delegates from that state. California's congressional districts determine how its delegates are decided, and they have wildly different numbers of Republicans. Caucus states report straw poll results, but Paul always does better than those would indicate because his supporters know to stick around through delegate speeches for delegate selections. And Paul is likely to outlast Romney and Huck. He's already the only conservative in the race, but soon that will become clear even to Rush Limbaugh and his talking head clones, most of whom loathe McCain.

[Agent CSL]

Ask how many Ron Paul supporters or possible supporters haven't been polled. I know I haven't. Polls represent shit.

[HillbillyDan]

I have a poll, and it's voting for the good doctor:eek::eek::eek:

[Mesogen]

But they are used to justify election theft.