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Hart2008

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5. Yep, I called this. Paul is also leading Obama in Iowa in the November 2012 general election.

Wed Dec 14, 2011, 04:11 AM

Dec 2011

Gingrich leads, but Paul most likely to beat Obama in latest Iowa poll:
http://news.yahoo.com/gingrich-leads-paul-most-likely-beat-obama-latest-181751047.html

The teabaggers really don't have another candidate. Paul is a small government purist. Those farmer and rancher types will love him. I predict Paul gets almost all of Bachmann's supporters, and half of Perry's. He will do well in the Midwest and West, especially in a three way race and the Repuke winner-take-all system. The Repuke establishment will need to force Romney or Gingrinch out to stop Paul.

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PPP: Paul Trails Gingrich by 1% (in Iowa) [View all] Tiggeroshii Dec 2011 OP

Look at Huntsman's late surge....Nt Joe the Revelator Dec 2011 #1

I wonder how Paul will handle being a frontrunner? Old and In the Way Dec 2011 #2

Holy Bat Shit...GOPers going into frenzy during final 6 weeks when main runner reaches the opihimoimoi Dec 2011 #3

Rick Santorum and Michelle Bachmann are running for VP Nominee. n/t ellisonz Dec 2011 #4

Yep, I called this. Paul is also leading Obama in Iowa in the November 2012 general election. Hart2008 Dec 2011 #5

In one poll in November, Ron Paul ties the president in Iowa. AtomicKitten Dec 2011 #6

No, in one poll Paul leads Obama in Iowa. Hart2008 Dec 2011 #7

From Ron Paul's own website: Tied 42% to 42% - and - Paul 38% to Obama 39%. AtomicKitten Dec 2011 #8

Muddying the waters even further, Repuke primaries (and coalition_unwilling Dec 2011 #9