Conventional wisdom was that Paul could never poll more than 15% and those people were crazy.
Instead again, as in Iowa, we are seeing that Paul is in the mainstream of the Republican party and that Romney does not attract a majority of Republicans.
Conventional wisdom was that Paul could never poll more than 15% and those people were crazy.
Instead again, as in Iowa, we are seeing that Paul is in the mainstream of the Republican party and that Romney does not attract a majority of Republicans.
We also see another failure of Paul to win. Nice try at spin, though.
Conventional wisdom was that Paul could never poll more than 15% and those people were crazy.
Instead again, as in Iowa, we are seeing that Paul is in the mainstream of the Republican party and that Romney does not attract a majority of Republicans.
We also see another failure of Paul to win. Nice try at spin, though.
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Romney a weak first with 36%.
Conventional wisdom was that Paul could never poll more than 15% and those people were crazy.
Instead again, as in Iowa, we are seeing that Paul is in the mainstream of the Republican party and that Romney does not attract a majority of Republicans.
We also see another failure of Paul to win. Nice try at spin, though.
Not sure what your point is.
You don't? Really? Ok, my point is, and has always been, Dr. Ronnie P. will not get the GOP nod.
He will not win one primary/caucus, etc. He will also not run as a third party candidate.
That's fine. I have never said anything to the contrary.