CNN Poll: Obama tied with Romney and Paul

[pauliticalfan]

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/01/16/cnn-poll-obama-tied-with-romney-paul-in-november-showdowns/

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/01/16/t1larg.obama.romney.paul.tri.jpg

Unelectable? I don't think so.

[blazeKing]

:D

[Crotale]

Tweeted: https://twitter.com/#!/Samuel_E_Amer/status/159018127718498304

Everybody tweet this as well and then drudge it.

[Patrick Henry]

We need to get this out, but how? I hope Paul brings this up every chance he gets.

[pauliticalfan]

Of course the CNN Political Ticker accounts tweets "Obama tied with Romney and Paul" but the CNN Breaking News account with like 7 million followers just tweets "Obama tied with Romney."

:rolleyes:

[pauliticalfan]

Also, this proves that Rasmussen poll was BS.

[bluesc]

Drudged. The campaign should use this theme more often.. There are two electable candidates - a moderate clone of Obama, or a true conservative. You choose, America.

[swissaustrian]

http://i2.cdn.turner.com/cnn/2012/images/01/16/t1larg.obama.romney.paul.tri.jpg


Goldman Sachs <-> Goldman Sachs ||||| Active Duty Military

[Edward]

And a good picture of Ron, too!

[Liberty74]

And a good picture of Ron, too!

Looks like Mitt is reading the national debt clock lol.

[Tyler_Durden]

CNN's Facebook says it's a tie between Mitt and Obama.

Assfaces

[swissaustrian]

my comment (awaiting "moderation")

Top campaign contributors:

Obama: Goldman Sachs
Romney: Goldman Sachs
Paul: Active duty military personell

It's your choice, just saying...

[Edward]

Looks like Mitt is reading the national debt clock lol.

And O has the "Oh, shit!" face on.

[Paulitics 2011]

If Ron Paul mentioned this tonight, I would be very happy.

[Edward]

Seems to be falling down the ticker.

[Snowball]

I want to see a 3-way race Obama/Romney/Paul
we can win that.

[Edward]

I hope Romney doesn't decide to go third-party because it could take away votes from Paul.

[Edward]

New headline on the CNN front page mentions and shows Ron!

[tbone717]

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/01/16/cnn-poll-obama-tied-with-romney-paul-in-november-showdowns/

We've been pushing this meme for a while. Nice to see the media has picked up on what many of us saw as obvious.

[tangent4ronpaul]

http://rt.com/usa/news/paul-romney-obama-poll-009/

Republican voters still have time to consider who they want to take on President Obama in November, but according to recent polling, only two members of the GOP stand a chance at bringing down Barack.

*Just before the five remaining Republican Party candidates debated in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina Monday night, the results of a new poll conducted by CNN in conjunction with ORC International were released, and it amplifies what other surveys have suggested in recent weeks: on the right, Obama’s only opponents right now are Mitt Romney and Ron Paul.

If the 2012 election was held ten months early today in January, the results of the CNN/ORC poll suggest that Texas Congressman Ron Paul and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney are the only viable candidates to go up against current US President Barack Obama. While Romney has been considered the GOP frontrunner since he started his campaign, an ongoing surge in support for the libertarian leaning Texas congressman has in recent weeks propelled him to the top-tier and made him a favorite among Republican voters.

After a strong finish at Monday night’s Myrtle Beach debate, any more acceleration could easily put Paul above Romney in the race to Washington.

In the latest poll, published Monday, a poll of 1,021 registered voters say that in a two-person race, there is a 48 percent chance that they’d put Romney in the White House, while only 47 percent say they’d endorse Barack Obama for another term. If the candidates up against one another were Obama and Congressman Paul, the latest polling suggests a statistical tie, with Obama claiming 48 percent to Paul’s 46. It should be noted, however, that in both hypothetical races there is a 3 percentage point margin of error.