Double F-ing Digits Baby!!!!!

[JacobLyles]

In South Carolina:

http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/017703.html


He's catchin' on, I'm tellin' ya!

[AFM]

LETS DO THIS.
Punish the neocons
THIS. IS. RON. PAUL.

[Ibgamer]

Excellent

[curtisag]

F*** Yeah Man! This Is It, Push Harder Than Ever.

[Highstreet]

Digg it!!

http://digg.com/2008_us_elections/Ron_Paul_at_11_in_SC

[ursamajor]

pounding! pounding! pounding! pounding!

[Think12345]

Mwa-ha-ha!

[Highstreet]

bump

[rothnic]

Considering the type of voters that are polled, I can't imagine the real voting support that Ron Paul has if he is getting 11%.

[Menthol Patch]

Lets keep these numbers going up by raising ten million dollars in one day at the Tea Party!

[justinc.1089]

Considering the type of voters that are polled, I can't imagine the real voting support that Ron Paul has if he is getting 11%.

The polls are going to be more accurate in SC because independants are not really going to be a factor, so that only leaves other things that could make the number of votes for him bigger in SC than his poll number.

But I think there may well be a surprise for us and Paul here in SC after I talked to all the conservative Christian people at my old highschool today.

[Goldwater Conservative]

Wow, of all places. :eek: I never would have guessed.

McCain must really be shitting himself being in a statistical tie with Paul in Iowa and barely leading in his make-or-break states of NH and SC, especially since we have momentum and can count on turnout.

[Geronimo]

Dugg

[dspectre]

I don't know SC.

However, I still don't trust these polls, even if it is in our guy's favor.

I know it makes life boring to not look at these indicators, but I just don't trust them beyond name Identification.

One important note, look at his standing even though he "breaks" double digits.

[MadViking10]

If this is true..will CNN take down what they call their latest poll from Dec 6, 2007?

http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/states/south.carolina.html

From CNN.com Poll from December 6, 2007

Likely Republican primary voters' choice for nominee in 2008:
Huckabee20%
Giuliani17%
Romney15%
Thompson14%
McCain10%
Paul4%
Tancredo1%
Keyes1%
Unsure18%

And today...per Drudge

Huckabee 24%
Thompson 17%
Giuliani 16%
Romney 16%
McCain 13%
Paul 11%

[NewEnd]

those southerners love that states rights stew

[hawks4ronpaul]

See http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=53337 for important caution.

[rich34]

Traditional don't whoever wins SC usually end up winning the nomination? We need NH BAD to get that momentum a rolling!

[RevolutionSD]

SWEET!!!!!


Anyone know where the 3% came from?

[nullzero]

Wow, of all places. :eek: I never would have guessed.

McCain must really be shitting himself being in a statistical tie with Paul in Iowa and barely leading in his make-or-break states of NH and SC, especially since we have momentum and can count on turnout.

This explains why McCain has been recently on the attack on RP at debates... it all makes sense now... Watch Huckabee really carefully if he starts to attack RP we will know if RP is a threat to him as well. These campaign's staff spend their entire time figuring out where the votes are going; and who is likely to take their piece of the pie away from them... Huckabee hijacking of Ron Paul's idea of scrapping the IRS can be another way of trying to gain on territory that RP is taking away from the other canidates.

[yoshimaroka]

The polls are lies… right?

[adwads]

The polls are lies… right?

Yes, so if the polls show we are at 11%, it really means something more like 20-25%.

The polls are dishonest in that they vastly underestimate our support.

[hummtide]

F*** Yeah Man! This Is It, Push Harder Than Ever.


Im sure Dr Paul may have said that on a few occasions! :D:D:D:D:D:D

[rp4prez]

This explains why McCain has been recently on the attack on RP at debates... it all makes sense now... Watch Huckabee really carefully if he starts to attack RP we will know if RP is a threat to him as well. These campaign's staff spend their entire time figuring out where the votes are going; and who is likely to take their piece of the pie away from them... Huckabee hijacking of Ron Paul's idea of scrapping the IRS can be another way of trying to gain on territory that RP is taking away from the other canidates.

Huckabee is a shit and just like my old boss... but hey my old boss just got promoted to VP in under a year starting out at my level... that's how slick he is with talking... I figured him out and no one else has... sad sad sad.. hopefully the Fster won't succeeded.

[jake]

Yes, so if the polls show we are at 11%, it really means something more like 20-25%.

The polls are dishonest in that they vastly underestimate our support.

I wouldn't be so confident. I'm sure the numbers are a bit low, perhaps but more than double? don't bank on it.