Poll: PPP Michigan 2/19 San 37%, Rom 33% Paul 15% Ging 10%

They tweeted that something like 36% might still change their minds. I wish they wouldn't poll, because people tend to break towards those they see in front, and Ron hasn't made his move yet.

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36% of voters in Michigan might still change their minds, so a still wide variety of potential outcomes: http://t.co/cgiGae1U
 
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hey did you ever get my youtube video of the fox news vid showing paul with a ceiling of 27%? Are you going to compile all of them and make a vid?

They're hard to find! It's not like you can just search youtube for "ron paul 10% ceiling" and find clips of people saying it.. It would take some SERIOUS digging.. if people could remember specific times, that would help a lot. I think bill-o has said it once or twice.. as has Levin on his radio show, IIRC.
 
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Paul wins among those who FAVORED the auto bailout. WTF.
Paul has a very unorthodox coalition and probably always will. Although in this case it's probably just a general lack of understanding by the voters. Paul would have let the market determine the fate of the autos
 
They're hard to find! It's not like you can just search youtube for "ron paul 10% ceiling" and find clips of people saying it.. It would take some SERIOUS digging.. if people could remember specific times, that would help a lot. I think bill-o has said it once or twice.. as has Levin on his radio show, IIRC.

well i would stick with FOX and CNN...particularly in the lead up to Iowa...perhaps in Nov Dec...maybe the sunday morning talk shows during those months
 
I dont want to see any more 4ths
but there is a debate coming, right ? Grinch would probably get a boost from it !
 
From cross tabs (and another thread) Ron has not only gone up in the poll 3 points, his favorables have gone up TEN points.... so there is room for growth in Michigan, and he hasn't even gone there yet.
 
Paul would have let the market determine the fate of the autos
The auto companies went through bankruptcy. That's pretty market driven. Yes the gov't did back some loan promises so it wasn't a pure and simple bankruptcy, and the unions had extra favorable deals. It really seems like Michigan should have stepped up to the plate instead of the Feds - except the state is about broke too.
 
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