Bloomberg News Poll- Iowa- Cain 20%, Paul 19%, Romney 18%, Gingrich 17%

[trey4sports]

God MSNBC is so ridiculous.



So despite his strong second, they don't even mention his name when discussing that poll, or in the segment. And they go on to discuss Jon Huntsman of all people. They don't mention Perry, but a lot of stuff they're scrolling on their Twitter graphic is about him, Cain, and Newt.

don't worry. eventually they will be FORCED to cover him.

 

[Kludge]

don't worry. eventually they will be FORCED to cover him.

Lol - when? When he wins presidency? I swear, Paul could win nomination, debate Obama, and all MSM would be talking about was Obama's performance relative to how he debated in 2008. Lol, they'd probably talk about McCain.

 

[mwkaufman]

don't worry. eventually they will be FORCED to cover him.

God MSFOX is so ridiculous.

Jenna Lee: The results are in and shaking up the Republican race for 2012, we're glad you're with us today everybody, I'm Jenna Lee.

Jon Scott: Brand new hour happening now, I'm Jon Scott. Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich has surged to the top of the field in the 2012 Iowa caucuses.

Graphic: 26% Paul 23% Gingrich 18% Romney 13% Cain

Jon Scott: Gingrich beats Romney in Iowa by five percentage points. This solidifies him in the top tier, just one week before voters there take part in the GOP New Hampshire primary.

... [more Gingrich discussion with Brit Hume, lots of graphics about Gingrich Campaign]

Jon Scott: This is not the result Herman Cain was looking for however. Will he be able to rebound in New Hampshire or South Carolina?

Michael Steele: I think that's where the opening is right now for both Cain and Perry I think that there's still an opportunity for Rick Perry to really put this thing into gear for himself.

... [more on Perry, shows his super PAC ad]

So despite winning the Iowa caucuses, they don't even mention his name when discussing the results. Yet they talk about Rick Perry, who didn't even garner double digit support in the caucuses.

 

[rockandrollsouls]

We need to continue phone banking and building this support. 19% is amazing, but we still have a number of weeks to go. Anything could happen...let's not take this for granted.

 

[69360]

God MSFOX is so ridiculous.



So despite winning the Iowa caucuses, they don't even mention his name when discussing the results. Yet they talk about Rick Perry, who didn't even garner double digit support in the caucuses.

Wait did Fox report 26% for Ron or is that a mistake?

 

[Omnica]

don't worry. eventually they will be FORCED to cover him.

Why would you assume that? The devil incarnate MSM will not be forced to impale themselves by covering an anti-war candidate, any more than sly denigrations for the most part. T-Read carefully.

 

[Omnica]

NO way, because we here all "know" POLLS are MSM's tool to manipulate people and suppress Paul .

Just one of the tools. Who owns the MSM?

 

[The Proservative]

@RonPaul in 4-way tie in Iowa, NO MENTION in article? "A Romney Opening , Cain Support Dips, Gingrich Gains"

No need really to even "call it", it's plain as day and your average America sees this.

 

[sailingaway]

Those MSNBC and Fox broadcast are almost identical in type, in mentioning people NOT in the top 4 as having an opening, and in ignoring Ron.

 

[justatrey]

bump

 

[sailingaway]

Phone From Home must be working!

Keep it up everyone!

this

 

[Peace&Freedom]

The single most encouraging thing about the poll, besides the raw numbers showing Paul tied for first, is that his surge is happening in the teeth of such ridiculous MSM attempts at marginalizing him. Yes, the lunacy of Fox reporting the poll as if Paul was not in first is highly annoying, but nothing we haven't seen before. The poll means we can win this thing whether or not we get coverage! The MSM can't stop us now, and if they do cave in and DO start covering Paul, it really will be over, as Paul will then definitely win most of the early primaries. And also consider that the poll is only of GOP people, not independents who will definitely cross over on caucus night!

 

[anaconda]

I thought he actually got 22% in one state's primary election last cycle.

You may be thinking of Montana:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana_Republican_caucuses,_2008

 

[rp4prez]

Looks like Ron is at the tipping point in Iowa. It will be interesting to watch this all play out if the polling numbers are accurate.

See video below for tipping point.

 

[kylejack]

You may be thinking of Montana:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montana_Republican_caucuses,_2008

We also did well in Nevada, but some other candidates colluded to beat us. Caucus is weird.

 

[kylejack]

Drudge has it: https://twitter.com/#!/Drudge_Report/status/136520565623242752
Linked on his website as well.

 

[rich34]

We also did well in Nevada, but some other candidates colluded to beat us. Caucus is weird.

No we had Nevada until the state gop shut down the convention..

 

[pauliticalfan]

Coming up on Hardball, they just showed the poll.

 

[eaglesfan48]

gogogogo!

We can definitely win Iowa! If we win Iowa, we win the GOP nomination... in my opinion. We should win Iowa, We have the strongest grassroots by FAR.

 

[Steve-in-NY]

This isnt a win, this is an invite to the fight.
Now we have to roll up our sleeves and kick butt.