Yet Huckabee has the lead among among republicans with Trump in second.
According to the poll, taken before the announcement of Osama bin Laden's death, President Barack Obama has an edge over all the top GOP candidates in hypothetical match-ups.
Who does best against Obama? Paul. The congressman from Texas, who also ran as a libertarian candidate for president in 1988 and who is well liked by many in the tea party movement, trails the president by only seven points (52 to 45 percent) in a hypothetical general election showdown. Huckabee trails by eight points, with Romney down 11 points to Obama.
The poll indicates the president leading Gingrich by 17 points, Palin by 19, and Trump by 22 points.
"It should be obvious to any political observer that hypothetical general election match-ups at this stage of the game have relatively little predictive value," says Holland.
93henfan wrote:Please Conks, get that guy on your ballot so I can vote for him.
Based on he current field of candidates, it may not matter whether he's on the ballot or not...he'll probably still get my vote.
Sheeit, you'll write in W, again.
"Sarah Palin absolutely blew AWAY the audience tonight. If there was any doubt as to whether she was savvy enough, tough enough or smart enough to carry the mantle of Vice President, she put those fears to rest tonight. She took on Barack Obama DIRECTLY on every issue and exposed... She did it with warmth and humor, and came across as the every-person....it's becoming mroe and more clear that she was a genius pick for McCain."
I never voted for Carter and you voted for W three times.
"Sarah Palin absolutely blew AWAY the audience tonight. If there was any doubt as to whether she was savvy enough, tough enough or smart enough to carry the mantle of Vice President, she put those fears to rest tonight. She took on Barack Obama DIRECTLY on every issue and exposed... She did it with warmth and humor, and came across as the every-person....it's becoming mroe and more clear that she was a genius pick for McCain."
D1B wrote:
I never voted for Carter and you voted for W three times.
Three times?
Yes, Blockhead - you wrote him in and you'll do it again.
"Sarah Palin absolutely blew AWAY the audience tonight. If there was any doubt as to whether she was savvy enough, tough enough or smart enough to carry the mantle of Vice President, she put those fears to rest tonight. She took on Barack Obama DIRECTLY on every issue and exposed... She did it with warmth and humor, and came across as the every-person....it's becoming mroe and more clear that she was a genius pick for McCain."
D1B wrote:
I never voted for Carter and you voted for W three times.
Only because you were too young. Technicality.
I would have voted for Ford and then Brown.
"Sarah Palin absolutely blew AWAY the audience tonight. If there was any doubt as to whether she was savvy enough, tough enough or smart enough to carry the mantle of Vice President, she put those fears to rest tonight. She took on Barack Obama DIRECTLY on every issue and exposed... She did it with warmth and humor, and came across as the every-person....it's becoming mroe and more clear that she was a genius pick for McCain."
93henfan wrote:Please Conks, get that guy on your ballot so I can vote for him.
I voted for him last time, and will again.
"What I'm saying is: You might have taken care of your wolf problem, but everyone around town is going to think of you as the crazy son of a bitch who bought land mines to get rid of wolves."
When are people going to realize looks have nothing to do with a presidency?
Ron Paul wants to make pretty much everything legal- including well, everything, while eliminating most of the bureaucracy that cost so much tax money-
Also, wants to make all drugs, prostitution, pretty much everything consentual legal. Imagine- we would actually be living in a free country. It would be weird.
In a time of universal deceit, telling the truth is a revolutionary act.
expandspanos wrote:When are people going to realize looks have nothing to do with a presidency?
Ron Paul wants to make pretty much everything legal- including well, everything, while eliminating most of the bureaucracy that cost so much tax money-
Also, wants to make all drugs, prostitution, pretty much everything consentual legal. Imagine- we would actually be living in a free country. It would be weird.
But will he tell us the truth about 9/11?
If fascism ever comes to America, it will come in the name of liberalism. Ronald Reagan, 1975.
Ron Paul is running in 2012 - and he's got my vote. Dude's got his shit together. He is concerned with America, our country, not the rest of the world. And he thinks very fairly, not cocky or brash. I think he deserves to be our next President.
People like to dismiss him as the next Perot, but I wonder if those people have actually looked into what he's all about.
EWURanger wrote:Ron Paul is running in 2012 - and he's got my vote. Dude's got his shit together. He is concerned with America, our country, not the rest of the world. And he thinks very fairly, not cocky or brash. I think he deserves to be our next President.
People like to dismiss him as the next Perot, but I wonder if those people have actually looked into what he's all about.
ahhh the internet - the only place where Ron Paul has any support.
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EWURanger wrote:Ron Paul is running in 2012 - and he's got my vote. Dude's got his shit together. He is concerned with America, our country, not the rest of the world. And he thinks very fairly, not cocky or brash. I think he deserves to be our next President.
People like to dismiss him as the next Perot, but I wonder if those people have actually looked into what he's all about.
ahhh the internet - the only place where Ron Paul has any support.
