PPP: "Ron Paul leads Obama with independents, 48-39"

[ZanZibar]

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2011/11/obama-leads-nationally.html

[1836]

Worth mentioning the douchey way they framed it:


Ron Paul doesn't have much of a chance at the nomination, but he ties Gingrich for 2nd closest to Obama honors, also trailing by 6 points at 47-41. Paul does have one thing to hang his hat on- he is the only one of the Republicans who leads Obama with independents, 48-39. The problem for him is that independents like him better than Republican voters do, which won't take him very far in the nomination fight.

[pauliticalfan]

PPP are absolute douche bags when it comes to reporting on Ron Paul. How does a polling firm expect to be respected when they inject their bias so often. Totally unprofessional.

[michaelkellenger]

PPP is a sickening liberal machine.

[RonPaul101.com]

But they can't miss the fact that Independents win elections and Ron Paul has them on his side.

[Aratus]

^this^

[anewvoice]

How the GOP expects to beat Obama without the Independent vote is beyond me, it's fairly simple math.

[LeJimster]

Fact: There are more Independents than Republicans and Democrats combined. Whether they choose to vote is another thing.. But to dismiss them as trivial is pretty rediculous.

[JTforRP]

I can't handle many more paragraphs beginning with "Ron Paul doesn't have much of a chance at the nomination, but _______"

Jesus tap-dancing Christ! How far does that go?


"Paul doesn't stand much of a chance at the Presidency, but he does have one to hang his hat on: He won the GOP nomination by the widest margin in modern history."

-PPP July, 2012