Insider Adv.: Gingrich 31.6%, Romney 28.8, Paul 15.2, Santorum 10.9

[parocks]

Only most of the upcoming contests are caucuses, where only Paul and Mitt are organized to compete. Gingrich winning SC, along with Iowa not being a Romney win, throws the race into unclear waters, with no one with a "unstoppable" aura around them. On balance, it's a better scenario for Paul.

Id much rather see Santorum doing well than Gingrich doing well. And the original plan of bringing it to a 2 man race I liked.

But if we believe polls, most polls do not show good head to heads Paul vs Romney. I've seen really bad ones. 65-35 for Romney vs Paul is not good. Of course, we couldn't know that that's what the polls would be seeing now before Iowa.

Gingrich can win, Santorum cannot.

 

[thoughtomator]

we need military vets to observe the elections and deter fraud

 

[123tim]

lol Paul got 15-percent of the total vote and only 2-percent of the youth vote.

That can't happen.

Why even release this poll? How could they have any confidence in it?

It can happen.....did you notice the "someone else" polling at 12.9%?
I'll betcha that "someone else" is the Colbert/Cain ticket.

 

[Shane Harris]

Only most of the upcoming contests are caucuses, where only Paul and Mitt are organized to compete. Gingrich winning SC, along with Iowa not being a Romney win, throws the race into unclear waters, with no one with a "unstoppable" aura around them. On balance, it's a better scenario for Paul.

santorum barely had an organization in iowa and still won. the media still has power over caucuses