PPP Tweet: Only Paul, Cain, Romney in double digits in Iowa

[Liberty74]

Ron Paul needs to rip Cain a big fat one tomorrow night at the debate saying...

"Cain said a week before the crash that the economy was fine. Then he supported the bailout that the people did not want. Cain is a counterfeit conservative. I am the real deal - no to bailouts, no to NATO, no to the U.N., no to the IRS, no to Obamacare, no to welfare benefits for illegals, no to the Dept of Education, and no to Planned Parenthood."

The crowd will go fucking crazy! Support will come...

 

[michaelkellenger]

Another tweet from PPP

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Obama leads all Republicans by 6-17 pts with indys nationally...except for Romney, who he trails by 2. 1 electable candidate

 

[bluesc]

Another tweet from PPP

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Obama leads all Republicans by 6-17 pts with indys nationally...except for Romney, who he trails by 2. 1 electable candidate

Now that is crap.

 

[Bruno]

Another tweet from PPP

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Obama leads all Republicans by 6-17 pts with indys nationally...except for Romney, who he trails by 2. 1 electable candidate

Which is the exact opposite of last week's poll showing Obama losing to any generic Republican. I'm not buying it.

 

[PaulConventionWV]

Romney and Paul are the only ones not having drastic ups and downs, that is good for us.

What are you talking about? Paul has been wavering sharply between 6% and 14% nationally since July. He can't seem to get a steady number close to 15% and keep it there. The polls keep going between his 14% and 5% extremes with no clear indicator of who is the most accurate. I just want to see ONE time where all the polls agree on where he is at. So far, every poll in the same amount of time has come back with different figures for Ron. It's quite frustrating.

 

[trey4sports]

What are you talking about? Paul has been wavering sharply between 6% and 14% nationally since July. He can't seem to get a steady number close to 15% and keep it there. The polls keep going between his 14% and 5% extremes with no clear indicator of who is the most accurate. I just want to see ONE time where all the polls agree on where he is at. So far, every poll in the same amount of time has come back with different figures for Ron. It's quite frustrating.

yeah, my guess is that about 7% of the primary voters are firmly pro-paul and then the support that makes up his 8-15% is probably soft.

 

[idiom]

What are you talking about? Paul has been wavering sharply between 6% and 14% nationally since July. He can't seem to get a steady number close to 15% and keep it there. The polls keep going between his 14% and 5% extremes with no clear indicator of who is the most accurate. I just want to see ONE time where all the polls agree on where he is at. So far, every poll in the same amount of time has come back with different figures for Ron. It's quite frustrating.

It is possible that because of the intensity and clumpiness of RP support a much larger sample size is necessary. I fail at stats though.

 

[D.A.S.]

Another tweet from PPP

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Obama leads all Republicans by 6-17 pts with indys nationally...except for Romney, who he trails by 2. 1 electable candidate

Ron Paul. Winning.

 

[Agorism]

Wait, there was another tweet saying Cain is leading by 19% among people strongly committed to their candidate. Could he be 1st?

I have a hard time believing that Cain has more strong support among those that support him than Paul has.

Of those planning on voting for Paul, I would think WAY more than 19% would have pretty much made up there mind (probably mostly the same base that gave him double digits last time)

 

[Agorism]

Of course PPP has in the past tweeted stuff that wasn't 100%. I remember them tweeting Paul wasn't even in top 6-7 candidates, and then the next day releasing a poll where he was like third.

PPP likes to try to agitate Paul supports on twitter.

 

[GopBlackList]

I have a hard time believing that Cain has more strong support among those that support him than Paul has.

Of those planning on voting for Paul, I would think WAY more than 19% would have pretty much made up there mind (probably mostly the same base that gave him double digits last time)

believe it. There's plenty of sheeple in the tea party

 

[Agorism]

believe it. There's plenty of sheeple in the tea party

I don't trust what PPP says on twitter, and I doubt that only 19% of Paul supporters are strongly committed. 50-50 chance that their actual results will contradict their twitter.