I’ll wait to comment on that poll after I’ve seen in written about somewhere other than something called “Prison Planet” which ranks right up there with World Net Daily when it comes to credibility.

There are good reasons not to support him, but there are better reasons to put a stop to Giuliani if Paul can’t break through. I doubt it will matter.

I can’t figure out how to email directly, so I’ll just post a comment.

An interesting poll from Zogby will be released tomorrow (Tuesday) showing Ron Paul winning in a blind poll. They presented 4 candidates, labelled A-D and read a short paragraph about each without mentioning any candidates name. Dr. Paul took 32.8% of the vote.

http://lettenyouknow.wordpress.com/2007/11/19/ron-paul-wins-nationwide-zogby-poll-by-double-digits/

I’d vote for any Republican over any Democrat in the hopes that the checks and balances in the Constitution works and nothing meaningful gets done. A Democratic Administration presiding over the current mood of protectionism really really scares me.

Edwards would be my worst nightmare. Clinton is right up there besides him.

Rock On Ron Paul !!!

Considering what Romney did to Massachusetts’ health care, I’ll pass on supporting him if he wins the nomination.

http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=18322

Nh is also primarily an Independent voter state and those people are not being polled. Also keep in mind the people Ron Paul is attracting have for the most part are people that have either never voted before or has stopped voting over many years, now keep that in mind, Traditional polls contact people via telephone that have voted in the past 2 years or more to which many Ron Paul supporters will not be on that list to be polled. He has also attracted many democrats that have sinse switched thier party to republican (myself being one of them)to which those people are not being polled.

Considering Ron Paul has won 21 out of 41 srtaw polls and taken 2nd and rd in 12 more straw polls shows me that this years polling sytem is flawed.

I expect primary day to shake a lot of people up.

The funny thing is how badly Romney polls nationwide, but how well he’s doing in the first states. One wonders if his low national numbers are just lack of knowledge of his stances or whether a few large population areas don’t like him. Romney is one of the few candidates outside of Paul I respect, if disagree with. He’s smooth and polished, but I think he would be alot less authoritarian than Giuliani and possibly less nanny statish than Huckabee. But maybe my comments are made in ignorance. I’ll still vote for Paul come primary time, but if it comes down to it, I think I could support Romney over Clinton rather than sitting out this one.

Please visit http://www.thecaseforronpaul.com and judge for yourself.