Below is a list of the Caucus/Primary results, Straw Polls and Internet Polls for the Republican Party nomination for president. Do you notice any trends that you haven’t heard or seen on T.V?
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The Proof of the REAL Presidential Front Runner:
The new Harris Poll on September 27, 2011 reveal that Ron Paul would BEAT Obama in the 2012 election 51% to 49%. Read more at http://reddogreport.com/2011/09/harris-poll-ron-paul-51-barack-obama-49/
Ron Paul 51% ⁄ Barack Obama 49%
→Caucus/Primary Results ←
Iowa Caucus - January 2, 2012
Rick Santorum 29,839 24.6%
Mitt Romney 29,805 24.5%
Ron Paul 26,036 21.4%
Newt Gingrich 16,163 13.3%
Rick Perry 12,557 10.3%
Michele Bachmann 6,046 5%
Jon Huntsman 739 0.6%
Other 316 0.3%
Mitt Romney 29,805 24.5%
Ron Paul 26,036 21.4%
Newt Gingrich 16,163 13.3%
Rick Perry 12,557 10.3%
Michele Bachmann 6,046 5%
Jon Huntsman 739 0.6%
Other 316 0.3%
OLD RESULTS
New Hampshire Republican Primary – Jan 10, 2012
Mitt Romney 97,532 39.3%
Ron Paul 56,848 22.9%
Jon Huntsman 41,945 16.9%
Newt Gingrich 23,411 9.4%
Rick Santorum 23,362 9.4%
Ron Paul 56,848 22.9%
Jon Huntsman 41,945 16.9%
Newt Gingrich 23,411 9.4%
Rick Santorum 23,362 9.4%
Rick Perry 1,766 0.7%
Michele Bachmann 349 0.1%
Other 3,272 1.3%
Michele Bachmann 349 0.1%
Other 3,272 1.3%
South Carolina Primary – January 21, 2012
Newt Gingrich 243,153 40.4%
Mitt Romney 167,279 27.8%
Rick Santorum 102,055 17%
Ron Paul 77,993 13%
Rick Perry 2,494 0.4%
Other 8,192 1.4%
Mitt Romney 167,279 27.8%
Rick Santorum 102,055 17%
Ron Paul 77,993 13%
Rick Perry 2,494 0.4%
Other 8,192 1.4%
Florida Republican Primary – Jan 31, 2012
Mitt Romney 775,014 46.4%
Newt Gingrich 533,117 31.9%
Rick Santorum 222,799 13.3%
Ron Paul 117,104 7%
Other 21,613 1.3%
Mitt Romney 775,014 46.4%
Newt Gingrich 533,117 31.9%
Rick Santorum 222,799 13.3%
Ron Paul 117,104 7%
Other 21,613 1.3%
Nevada Republican Caucus – Feb 04, 2012
Mitt Romney 16,486 50.1%
Newt Gingrich 6,956 21.1%
Ron Paul 6,175 18.8%
Rick Santorum 3,277 10%
Other 0 0%
Mitt Romney 16,486 50.1%
Newt Gingrich 6,956 21.1%
Ron Paul 6,175 18.8%
Rick Santorum 3,277 10%
Other 0 0%
Colorado Republican Caucus – Feb 07, 2012
Rick Santorum 26,372 40.2%
Mitt Romney 22,875 34.9%
Newt Gingrich 8,394 12.8%
Ron Paul 7,713 11.8%
Other 181 0.3%
Rick Santorum 26,372 40.2%
Mitt Romney 22,875 34.9%
Newt Gingrich 8,394 12.8%
Ron Paul 7,713 11.8%
Other 181 0.3%
Missouri Republican Primary – Feb 07, 2012
Rick Santorum 138,957 55.2%
Mitt Romney 63,826 25.3%
Ron Paul 30,641 12.2%
Other 18,444 7.3%
Mitt Romney 63,826 25.3%
Ron Paul 30,641 12.2%
Other 18,444 7.3%
Minnesota Republican Caucus – Feb 07, 2012
Rick Santorum 21,932 44.8%
Ron Paul 13,228 27.2%
Mitt Romney 8,222 16.8%
Newt Gingrich 5,272 10.8%
Other 282 0.6%
Ron Paul 13,228 27.2%
Mitt Romney 8,222 16.8%
Newt Gingrich 5,272 10.8%
Other 282 0.6%
Main Republican Caucus – February 11, 2012
READ IMPORTANT NOTE: THE MAINE CAUCUS IS VOTER FRAUD! With only around 80% of the precincts reporting, the state chairman (CHARLES M. WEBSTER) called Mitt Romney as the winner with less than 200 votes separating Romney and Ron Paul. Many predicted Ron Paul would win the Maine Caucus. The biggest fraudulent act was the last minute cancellation of the Washington County Caucus that has a large Ron Paul support and would have inevitably made Ron Paul win. They will be holding this caucus today, February 12, 2012, and their votes will NOT be counted. To top it off, “Notably, not all of Maine’s municipalities have held a caucus yet – tonight’s results only represent about 80 percent of Maine’s towns. According to state GOP chairman Charlie Webster, there are 505 municipalities in Maine, of which 420 have caucused. An additional 40 or so small municipalities will not hold a caucus at all, and the remaining will hold a caucus in the coming weeks.”
WRITE THE MAINE STATE CHAIRMAN CHARLES M. WEBSTER AND SHARE YOUR OUTRAGE OF THIS VOTER FRAUD AND DEMAND THAT WASHINGTON COUNTY BE COUNTED! webster@mainegop.com
Mitt Romney 2,190 39% FRAUD
Ron Paul 1,996 36% TRUE WINNER
Rick Santorum 989 18%
Newt Gingrich 349 6%
Read the writing on the hand 
→Straw Polls ←
Ron Paul Wins RLC Straw Poll in a Landslide-
“Ron Paul won the Republican Leadership Conference straw poll by a landslide in New Orleans Saturday. In a big win for the Congressman from Texas, he nearly doubled the tally of the second place candidate — Jon Hunstman, the former Governor of Utah. The top four vote getters were: Rep. Ron Paul (612 votes),
Jon Huntsman (382 votes),
Rep. Michele Bachmann (191 votes), and
Herman Cain (104 votes). None of the other candidates (Romney, Palin, Gingrich, Pawlenty, Santorum, Johnson, Roemer) garnered above 100 votes.” http://thenewamerican.com/usnews/politics/7923-ron-paul-wins-rlc-straw-poll-in-a-landslide
1 Ron Paul 40.77% 612
2 Jon Huntsman 25.45% 382
3 Michele Bachmann 12.72% 191
4 Herman Cain 6.93% 104
5 Mitt Romney 4.93% 74
6 Newt Gingrich 4.60% 69
7 Rick Santorum 2.00% 30
8 Tim Pawlenty 1.20% 18
9Gary Johnson 0.67% 10
10Buddy Roemer 0.60% 9
11 Thad McCotter 0.13% 2
2 Jon Huntsman 25.45% 382
3 Michele Bachmann 12.72% 191
4 Herman Cain 6.93% 104
5 Mitt Romney 4.93% 74
6 Newt Gingrich 4.60% 69
7 Rick Santorum 2.00% 30
8 Tim Pawlenty 1.20% 18
9Gary Johnson 0.67% 10
10Buddy Roemer 0.60% 9
11 Thad McCotter 0.13% 2
Ron Paul Wins California Straw Poll-
Congressman Ron Paul (374, 44.9%)
Governor Rick Perry (244, 29.3%)?
Mitt Romney (74, 8.8%)
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (64, 7.7%)
Jon Huntsman (17, 2.0%)
Herman Cain (15, 1.8%)
Newt Gingrich (14, 1.7%)
Thad McCotter (7, 0.8%)
Rick Santorum (7, 0.8%)
Gary Johnson (2, 0.2%)
Fred Karger (1, 0.1%)
Write-ins (15, 1.8%)
Governor Rick Perry (244, 29.3%)?
Mitt Romney (74, 8.8%)
Congresswoman Michele Bachmann (64, 7.7%)
Jon Huntsman (17, 2.0%)
Herman Cain (15, 1.8%)
Newt Gingrich (14, 1.7%)
Thad McCotter (7, 0.8%)
Rick Santorum (7, 0.8%)
Gary Johnson (2, 0.2%)
Fred Karger (1, 0.1%)
Write-ins (15, 1.8%)
Ron Paul wins Iowa Online Straw poll-
1st – Ron Paul with 44%
2nd – Herman Cain 16%
3rd – Michelle Bachmann 10%
4th – Rick Perry 8%
5th – (TIE) Tim Pawlenty and Mitt Romney 5%
7th – Sarah Palin 4%
8th – “Someone Else” 3%
9th – Rick Santorum 2%
10th – (Tie) Jon Huntsman and Newt Gingrich with 1% of the unique online votes
Ron Paul wins CPAC Presidential Straw Poll-
Ron Paul: 30%
Mitt Romney: 23%
Gary Johnson: 6%
Chris Christie: 6%
Newt Gingrich: 5%
Tim Pawlenty: 4%
Michele Bachmann: 4%
Mitch Daniels: 4%
Sarah Palin: 3%
Herman Cain: 2%
Mike Huckabee: 2%
Rick Santorum: 2%
John Thune: 2%
Jon Huntsman: 2%
Haley Barbour: 1%
Other: 5%
Undecided: 1%
Ames Iowa (Paper) Straw Poll “Ron Paul Statistical Tie for 1st Place” -
28.55% (4823 votes) – Michele Bachmann
27.65% (4671 votes) – Ron Paul
13.58% (2293 votes) – Tim Pawlenty
9.81% (1657 votes) – Rick Santorum
8.62% (1456 votes) – Herman Cain
4.25% (718 votes) – Rick Perry (write-in)
3.36% (567 votes) – Mitt Romney
2.28% (385 votes) – Newt Gingrich
0.41% (69 votes) – Jon Huntsman
0.21% (35 votes) – Thaddeus McCotter
0.96% (162 votes) – “Scattering”
Ron Paul wins New Hampshire Young Republicans Straw Poll
Ron Paul 45%
Mitt Romney 10%
Thaddeus McCotter 8%
Rick Perry 8%
Gary Johnson 6%
Michele Bachmann 5%
Herman Cain 5%
Rick Santorum3 3%
Buddy Roemer 3%
Jon Huntsman 3%
Newt Gingrich 1%
Paul Ryan 1%
Rudy Giuliani 1%
Fred Karger 0%
Scattering 1%
Mitt Romney 10%
Thaddeus McCotter 8%
Rick Perry 8%
Gary Johnson 6%
Michele Bachmann 5%
Herman Cain 5%
Rick Santorum3 3%
Buddy Roemer 3%
Jon Huntsman 3%
Newt Gingrich 1%
Paul Ryan 1%
Rudy Giuliani 1%
Fred Karger 0%
Scattering 1%
Georgia State GOP Straw Poll – Ron Paul comes in 2nd by only 3 votes!
Herman Cain 26% 232
Ron Paul 25.7% 229 (3 votes behind to 1st place)
Rick Perry 20% 179
Newt Gingrich 18% 162
Mitt Romney 6% 51
Michele Bachmann 3% 29
Rick Santorum .4% 4
Jon Huntsman .3% 3
Thad McCotter .1% 1
Buddy Roemer 0% 0
Gary Johnson 0% 0
Ron Paul 25.7% 229 (3 votes behind to 1st place)
Rick Perry 20% 179
Newt Gingrich 18% 162
Mitt Romney 6% 51
Michele Bachmann 3% 29
Rick Santorum .4% 4
Jon Huntsman .3% 3
Thad McCotter .1% 1
Buddy Roemer 0% 0
Gary Johnson 0% 0
Phoenix, Arizona – Ron Paul Wins Tea Party Straw Polls
(Older Poll found from February 27, 2011)
(Older Poll found from February 27, 2011)
1 Ron Paul 36% 581
2 Herman Cain 16% 256
3 Sarah Palin 9.2% 149
4 Tim Pawlenty 8.8% 143
Other 30.1% 1616
2 Herman Cain 16% 256
3 Sarah Palin 9.2% 149
4 Tim Pawlenty 8.8% 143
Other 30.1% 1616
STRAW POLL UPDATE:::: (Read below)
Florida Straw Poll Results
Herman Cain 37.11%
Rick Perry 15.43%
Mitt Romney 14.00%
Rick Santorum 1o.88%
Ron Paul 10.39%
Newt Gingrich 8.43%
Jon Huntsman 2.26%
Michele Bachmann 1.5%
With the most recent Straw Poll cast, we can see a major variation from the trend of wins for Ron Paul. So either Florida dislikes Ron Paul or there may be another answer. Although it is completely plausible that Ron Paul is not as popular to Floridians, there is a MAJOR difference between Florida’s Straw Poll and other states.
1) The pool of voters are exclusively Delegates only. (It is NOT open to the general public like all other Straw Polls)
2) These Delegates are pre-registered 6 months prior.
3) These Delegates are chosen by a lottery.
4) These Delegates then have to pay a $175 dollar fee to vote.
Is this representative of the Florida public or a hand picked group to sway opinion?
You decide….
Washington, D.C. – Values Voter Straw Poll
RON PAUL WINS AGAIN!
Ron Paul 36.9% 732
Herman Cain 22.5% 447
Rick Santorum 16.3% 323
Rick Perry 8.4% 167
Michele Bachmann 7.9% 157
Mitt Romney 4.4% 88
Newt Gingrich 2.7% 54
Undecided 0.7% 13
Jon Huntsman 0.1% 2
Total 100% 1,983
Herman Cain 22.5% 447
Rick Santorum 16.3% 323
Rick Perry 8.4% 167
Michele Bachmann 7.9% 157
Mitt Romney 4.4% 88
Newt Gingrich 2.7% 54
Undecided 0.7% 13
Jon Huntsman 0.1% 2
Total 100% 1,983
Despite Ron Paul’s win, CBS news is now saying that workers at the Value Voters Poll think that the race was fixed and that people overstuffed the votes in Paul’s favor. This just shows how far the media is going to discredit the REAL FRONTRUNNER RON PAUL!
Republican Midwest Leadership Conference Straw Poll – Minnesota
Cain, Herman 52.6%
Bachmann, Michele 12.2%
Romney, Mitt 11.1%
Paul, Ron 10.7%
Perry, Rick 4.0%
Gingrich, Newt 3.3%
Santorum, Rick 2.0%
Huntsman, Jon 0.9%
Johnson, Gary 0.2%
Total 100%
Bachmann, Michele 12.2%
Romney, Mitt 11.1%
Paul, Ron 10.7%
Perry, Rick 4.0%
Gingrich, Newt 3.3%
Santorum, Rick 2.0%
Huntsman, Jon 0.9%
Johnson, Gary 0.2%
Total 100%
Ron Paul wins Los Angeles County Straw Poll!
Ron Paul 55
Herman Cain 15
Mitt Romney 13
Newt Gingrich
Herman Cain 15
Mitt Romney 13
Newt Gingrich
Michele Bachmann 5
Gary Johnson 4
Rick Perry 4
Rick Santorum 1
Karger 1
Jon Huntsman 0
Gary Johnson 4
Rick Perry 4
Rick Santorum 1
Karger 1
Jon Huntsman 0
Video of anounced win: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8NbMffuz4E&feature=youtu.be
Ron Paul WINS Ohio Straw Poll!
Ron Paul – 53.50%
Herman Cain – 25.47%
Mitt Romney – 8.88%
Newt Gingrich – 5.37%
Rick Perry – 2.80%
Jon Huntsman – 2.10%
Rick Santorum – 0.93%
Michele Bachmann – 0.47%
Herman Cain – 25.47%
Mitt Romney – 8.88%
Newt Gingrich – 5.37%
Rick Perry – 2.80%
Jon Huntsman – 2.10%
Rick Santorum – 0.93%
Michele Bachmann – 0.47%
Ron Paul WINS National Federation of Republican Assemblies Presidential Straw – Des Moines, Iowa
Ron Paul - 82%
Herman Cain - 14.7%
Rick Santorum – 1%
Newt Gingrich – 0.9%
Michele Bachmann – 0.5%,
Rick Perry – 0.5%
Gary Johnson - 0.2%
Mitt Romney – o%
Jon Huntsman – 0%
RON PAUL WINS Illinois Straw Poll
Ron Paul 52% 1,907
Herman Cain 18% 670
Mitt Romney 14% 515
Newt Gingrich 9% 332
Rick Perry 2.5% 87
Jon Huntsman 1.5% 54
Rick Santorum 1.2% 43
Michelle Bachmann 1.1% 41
Total 100% 3,649
http://highlandpark.patch.com/articles/wins-illinois-straw-poll
Herman Cain 18% 670
Mitt Romney 14% 515
Newt Gingrich 9% 332
Rick Perry 2.5% 87
Jon Huntsman 1.5% 54
Rick Santorum 1.2% 43
Michelle Bachmann 1.1% 41
Total 100% 3,649
http://highlandpark.patch.com/articles/wins-illinois-straw-poll
Ron Paul comes in 2nd at West Alabama Straw Poll - Tuscaloosa, Alabama
Herman Cain 50.7% 176
Ron Paul 45% 156
Newt Gingrich 1.4% 5
Rick Perry 1.4% 5
Mitt Romney 0.9% 3
Gary Johnson 0.3% 1
Rick Santorum 0.3% 1
Michele Bachmann 0% 0
Jon Huntsman 0% 0
Total 100% 347
Ron Paul 45% 156
Newt Gingrich 1.4% 5
Rick Perry 1.4% 5
Mitt Romney 0.9% 3
Gary Johnson 0.3% 1
Rick Santorum 0.3% 1
Michele Bachmann 0% 0
Jon Huntsman 0% 0
Total 100% 347
Ron Paul WINS Charleston County Republican Party Straw Poll – North Charleston, South Carolina
Ron Paul 38.26% 44
Newt Gingrich 28.70% 33
Herman Cain 13.04% 15
Rick Santorum 7.83% 9
Rick Perry 4.35% 5
Mitt Romney 3.48% 4
Michele Bachmann 1.74% 2
8 Other 1.74% 2
Jon Huntsman 0.87% 1
Total 100%
Newt Gingrich 28.70% 33
Herman Cain 13.04% 15
Rick Santorum 7.83% 9
Rick Perry 4.35% 5
Mitt Romney 3.48% 4
Michele Bachmann 1.74% 2
8 Other 1.74% 2
Jon Huntsman 0.87% 1
Total 100%
Ron Paul WINS San Diego GOP Straw poll – San Diego, California
Ron Paul 30.5% 112
Newt Gingrich 22.6% 83
Mitt Romney 17.4% 64
Herman Cain 16.1% 59
Rick Perry 5.7% 21
Gary Johnson 3.5% 13
Jon Huntsman 2.2% 8
Michele Bachmann 1.9% 7
Rick Santorum 0% 0
Total 100% 367
Newt Gingrich 22.6% 83
Mitt Romney 17.4% 64
Herman Cain 16.1% 59
Rick Perry 5.7% 21
Gary Johnson 3.5% 13
Jon Huntsman 2.2% 8
Michele Bachmann 1.9% 7
Rick Santorum 0% 0
Total 100% 367
Paul comes in 2nd at Missouri Tea Party Straw poll
Herman Cain 32%
Ron Paul 28%
Newt Gingrich 28%
Mitt Romney 3%
Michele Bachmann 3%
Rick Perry 3%
Rick Santorum 1%
Other 2%
Ron Paul 28%
Newt Gingrich 28%
Mitt Romney 3%
Michele Bachmann 3%
Rick Perry 3%
Rick Santorum 1%
Other 2%
Ron Paul WINS North Carolina Republican straw poll
Ron Paul 52.2% 329
Newt Gingrich 22.1% 139
Herman Cain 13.3% 84
Mitt Romney 3.6% 23
Michele Bachmann 2.8% 18
Rick Perry 1.9% 12
Rick Santorum 1.9% 12
Jon Huntsman 0.6% 4
Gary Johnson 0.3% 2
Other (Unspecified) 1.3% 7
Total 100% 630
Newt Gingrich 22.1% 139
Herman Cain 13.3% 84
Mitt Romney 3.6% 23
Michele Bachmann 2.8% 18
Rick Perry 1.9% 12
Rick Santorum 1.9% 12
Jon Huntsman 0.6% 4
Gary Johnson 0.3% 2
Other (Unspecified) 1.3% 7
Total 100% 630
Gingrich wins most recent poll (Winnebago County GOP straw poll-Rockford, Illinois) – Media goes wild and acts as if he is “on the rise.” Media continues to ignore or blacklist Ron Paul!
Newt Gingrich 32%
Ron Paul 20%
Herman Cain 17%
Mitt Romney 15%
Michele Bachmann 8%
Rick Perry 4%
Jon Huntsman 1%
Rick Santorum 1%
Ron Paul 20%
Herman Cain 17%
Mitt Romney 15%
Michele Bachmann 8%
Rick Perry 4%
Jon Huntsman 1%
Rick Santorum 1%
Ron Paul WINS Dubuque Tea Party straw poll- Iowa
Ron Paul 42.9%
Rick Perry 26.2%
Herman Cain 11.9%
*Note that other candidates were not listed in all researched news stories.
Ron Paul wins Oklahoma Straw Poll in a LANDSLIDE
Ron Paul – 46%
Herman Cain – 25%
Newt Gingrich – 17%
Mitt Romney – 6%
Rick Perry – 3%
Michele Bachmann – 2%
Rick Santorum – 1%
Gary Johnson – less than 1%
Herman Cain – 25%
Newt Gingrich – 17%
Mitt Romney – 6%
Rick Perry – 3%
Michele Bachmann – 2%
Rick Santorum – 1%
Gary Johnson – less than 1%
→Internet Polls ←
Fox News “Who Won the GOP Debate on September 22, 2011″
Ron Paul 59.53% (13,485 votes)
Mitt Romney 11.03% (2,498 votes)
Gary Johnson 10.33% (2,340 votes)
Herman Cain 7.1% (1,609 votes)
Newt Gingrich 4.64% (1,052 votes)
Rick Perry 4.13% (935 votes)
Rick Santorum 1.34% (303 votes)
Michele Bachmann 1.28% (289 votes)
Jon Huntsman 0.63% (143 votes)
Total Votes: 22,654 (as of 5:40PM PST, Friday September 23, 2011) http://foxnewsinsider.com/2011/09/22/vote-who-won-the-fox-newsgoogle-debate/
O’Reilly Factor “No Spin Poll” Who Won the Fox News-Google GOP Debate? (as of September 23, 2011)
Mitt Romney 21.84% (1,672 votes)
Herman Cain 12.81% (981 votes)
Newt Gingrich 8.71% (667 votes)
Rick Perry 7.09% (543 votes)
Jon Huntsman 0.76% (58 votes)
Ron Paul 42.13% (3,226 votes)
Michele Bachmann 2.47% (189 votes)
Gary Johnson 0.82% (63 votes)
Rick Santorum 3.37% (258 votes)
Fox News “Who Won the GOP Debate” (June 14, 2011)
Michele Bachmann 25.01%
Herman Cain 6.04%
Newt Gingrich 3.53%
Ron Paul 56.14%
Tim Pawlenty 1.55%
Mitt Romney 6.41%
Rick Santorum 1.32%
Fox News “Who Won the GOP Debate” (August 11, 2011)
Tim Pawlenty 1.51% (715 votes)
Michele Bachmann 8.77% (4,144 votes)
Mitt Romney 12.82% (6,054 votes)
Jon Huntsman 1.27% (600 votes)
Ron Paul 44.64% (21,085 votes)
Newt Gingrich 20.8% (9,823 votes)
Rick Santorum 2.72% (1,285 votes)
Herman Cain 7.47% (3,528 votes)
Who do you think won the Republican debate at the Reagan library?
Total of 231,266 votes
Ron Paul 59.1% (136,571)
Mitt Romney 13.9% (32,223)
Rick Perry 11.7% (26,945)
Jon Huntsman 5.8% (13,380)
Newt Gingrich 3.9% (9,083)
Herman Cain 2.9% (6,768)
Michelle Bachmann 1.8% (4,208)
Rick Santorum 0.9% (2,008)
Collection of Internet Polls: WHO WON THE IOWA DEBATE ON DECEMBER 15?
Ron Paul 65.62% (437 votes)
Newt Gingrich 14.71% (98 votes)
Mitt Romney 13.36% (89 votes)
Michele Bachmann 2.25% (15 votes)
Rick Perry 2.1% (14 votes)
Jon Hunstman 1.35% (9 votes)
Rick Santorum 0.6% (4 votes)
Total Votes: 666 http://rogersparkbench.blogspot.com/2011/12/poll-who-won-dec-15-republican-debate.html
Michele Bachmann 3.5%
Newt Gingrich 11.9%
Jon Huntsman 0.9%
Ron Paul 66.0%
Rick Perry 3.1%
Mitt Romney 10.9%
Rick Santorum 1.7%
None of the above 2.1%
Ron Paul 86% (630 votes)
Newt Gingrich 6% (44votes)
Mitt Romney 4% (29 votes)
Michele Bachmann 1% (10 votes)
Jon Hunstman 1% (10 votes)
Rick Santorum 1% (7 votes)
Rick Perry 0.4% (3votes)
Ron Paul 88% (3707 votes)
Mitt Romney 5% (196 votes)
Newt Gingrich 4% (159 votes)
Jon Hunstman 0.7% (31 votes)
Michele Bachmann 1% (10 votes)
Rick Perry 0.6% (24 votes)
Rick Santorum 0.1% (5 votes)
Ron Paul (59%, 363 Votes)
Newt Gingrich (19%, 115 Votes)
Mitt Romney (14%, 87 Votes)
Rick Perry (4%, 25 Votes)
Michele Bachmann (2%, 12 Votes)
Jon Huntsman (1%, 8 Votes)
Rick Santorum (1%, 3 Votes)
Total Voters: 613 http://reddogreport.com/2011/12/who-won-the-fox-news-iowa-republican-presidential-debate/
Michele Bachmann (2%, 2 Votes)
Newt Gingrich (10%, 12 Votes)
Jon Huntsman (1%, 1 Votes)
Ron Paul (68%, 81 Votes)
Rick Perry (4%, 5 Votes)
Mitt Romney (15%, 18 Votes)
Rick Santorum (0%, 1 Votes)
Total Voters: 120 http://comparemycandidates.com/who-won-the-fox-news-iowa-gop-debate/
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So why should you vote for Ron Paul? Here is a very abbreviated summary about Ron Paul and some of his beliefs. Ron Paul is a 12-term U.S Congressman from Texas, a medical doctor, a former Air Force flight surgeon and author of finance. He is a Christian. Ron Paul is for less government control and a strong upholder of constitutional rights, freedom and civil liberties. He opposes “Obama Care” and would rather change the tax code to give back any unused medical funds as a tax credit to the insured (more money in your pocket!) For those without insurance who can’t afford treatment, he recommends renewing the use of charity hospitals (actual free care, NOT paid by taxpayers like county and state hospitals.) Instead of spending billions of tax dollars securing the borders of other countries, he would stop and spend it on creating stronger borders in the United States for our national security. He wants to drastically reduce your income tax, as taxed income only accounts for 1/3 of government spending and could be used in other ways. Along those lines, he wants to cut unneeded government spending. In his newly revealed plan to save our economy, he gave a set strategy to save 1 trillion dollars in his first year as president. To top it off, he pledges to take a yearly presidential salary of $39,336 (usually $400,000 annually) which is the average median income of an American worker. He will propose an audit of the Federal Reserve which currently handles government money in secrecy. Additionally, he wants to use more earmarks so that we know where every penny of government money is being spent so that it can not be misused. He wants to eliminate the upcoming National ID card which will embed “standard identifiers” and tracking technology into all citizens drivers licenses. He is for more privacy and less government intervention. He believes many controversial decisions should be made at the state level (gay marriage, etc.) and the federal government should stay out of those decisions, giving the decision up to the local people. In his 20+ years in congress, he has been consistent in never voting for higher taxes, never voting for an unbalanced budget, never voting for raising congressional pay and voting against an increase of power in the executive branch. Lastly, Ron Paul believes that we should “stop policing the world” and instead focus on taking care of our own citizens by making US the top priority. He would not wage wars of greed and aggression, but put America first and only use force to secure our protection. Read more about Ron Paul and his revolutionary ideas at:
For more information on how the media has blacklisted Ron Paul, visit “Media LIES about Ron Paul: The Truth Exposed” at http://moanti.wordpress.com/2011/09/28/media-lies-about-ron-paul/
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I have been blocked from posting in yahoo news blogs about Ron Paul. I notice I do not see anybody blogging about Ron Paul on there anymore. I think Yahoo is blocking everyone that post for Ron Paul. We need someone to lead us on how to beat the media. Maybe start a group called beat the media on Facebook or something like that. I think we need to start something like that.
Wow. I had a similar experience. I was trying to email FOX news because they invited people to tell them about “media bias.” I emailed them 4 times about Ron Paul and got a mail failure notice. Then I sent them a blank email and it went through! I am wondering if they literally are blocking all emails with the name “Ron Paul” within it or if it was just a glitch? Hmmm… Anyway, that sounds like a great idea about a facebook group for “Beat the Media.” You should start it and I will help you spread the word. Let me know if you do…
Well I did it. I started the page called Beat The Media on facebook. Although my wife tries to find it and it does not always come up for her when she types it in directly. I wonder is this more of the media trying to controle us though FaceBook? Check it out and Like it please so we can spread the word fast.
Ma’am,
I just want to say that this post does a wonderful job explaining the truth about Ron Paul’s chances as becoming the next President and the love Americans have for liberty. I want to also say that even though I am convicted that living a homosexual lifestyle is sinful, guess what? Liberty brings people TOGETHER. This is what a free society is all about. This is why God gave us free will in the first place. To live free and make our own decisions; to govern ourselves. I didn’t point out that I disagree with your lifestyle to be hateful or to tell you how I think you should change, I pointed it out to make the valid point that individuals with the freedom to practice their God-given rights of life, liberty and property does more to unite a society more peacefully than a government with a collective “We know what’s best” approach. God-bless you, ma’am and I thoroughly enjoyed your post. Well done!
for Liberty,
Dustin
Thank you for your insight on libery. I liked how you put it. I respect your opinion.
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