PPP twitter news 1/5/11

[Agorism]

https://twitter.com/ppppolls

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Mitt up about 10 pts the first night of our South Carolina poll...Gingrich and Santorum close for 2nd.
24 minutes ago

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Seems very possible Romney sweeps IA, NH, SC, FL...may just be him and Paul slogging it on a month from now
24 minutes ago

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Perry polling around 5% in South Carolina...hard to understand why he's continuing on. Paul a nonfactor there as well
24 minutes ago

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
Santorum comes decently close to Romney in a hypothetical one on one in SC...if Gingrich and Perry dropped out he'd have a chance
15 minutes ago

 

[JTforRP]

Don't like much of that at all.

 

[Philosophy_of_Politics]

It's easy for them to go up in those area's. The media is hyping them early, and they have unlimited pools of resources to help.

 

[Havax]

ppppolls PublicPolicyPolling
North Carolina basically a 3 way tie between Newt, Mitt, and Santorum on first night of calls. Newt was up by 37 last month

 

[FreedomProsperityPeace]

Over 2 weeks for us to turn that around in SC. The events in the next week will determine how that plays out.

 

[hazek]

Does anyone still not believe me when I say that our primary focus has to be defeating the corporate media propaganda machine before anything can really change?

 

[Bruno]

Unless Mitt didn't win Iowa afterall.

 

[happyphilter]

We need to get going on SC. It's a given we get second in NH but we need to compete for first in every state.

 

[Intoxiklown]

We need a strong second in NH, and force more out of the race. It is much easier for Paul to run against Romney in the southern states. Victory by attrition.

 

[TheDriver]

I always knew we'd get killed in South Carolina.

 

[eleganz]

What is up with SC, what is their main gripe? is it really the military industrial complex thing?

 

[dmitchell]

We need to get going on SC. It's a given we get second in NH but we need to compete for first in every state.

Nothing's given.

 

[sailingaway]

Nothing's given.

this

 

[bluesc]

Nothing's given.

Iowa proved that.

 

[Bonnieblue]

One is seeing the firewall of the Republican establishment in S.C. for Romney. One is also seeing the one-dimension issue of abortion in S.C. Historically, S.C. would have been for Ron Paul but men like William Gilmore Simms and John C. Calhoun are long since dead; and the empire's re-education program has been quite effective.

 

[dustinto]

Damn-it I hate being from the south sometimes. It's just embarrassing.

 

[lloydian]

I have been at war in Atlanta on my FB page for months with singles who are predominantly Christian. The support for Gingrich
was massive. I have made an awful lot of progress but it has been very tiring, stressful, and relentless. I believe a GA poll from early
Dec had Newt at ~ 60%. I am now in the process of hammering Santorum as they are being tempted to throw their support
behind him. Fox news, Limbaugh, and Hannity have really done a # on them. Cain had big support in the community and then some
jumped over to Gingrich after Cain fell.

 

[lloydian]

PS - Remember that Gingrich and Cain were Ga boys and Cain had a radio show in Ga, FL, (not sure where else)
for the last couple of years.

 

[Sublyminal]

I have been at war in Atlanta on my FB page for months with singles who are predominantly Christian. The support for Gingrich
was massive. I have made an awful lot of progress but it has been very tiring, stressful, and relentless. I believe a GA poll from early
Dec had Newt at ~ 60%. I am now in the process of hammering Santorum as they are being tempted to throw their support
behind him. Fox news, Limbaugh, and Hannity have really done a # on them. Cain had big support in the community and then some
jumped over to Gingrich after Cain fell.

Good luck to you, hopefully you can turn them off of that smut, known as Limbaugh and Hannity.

 

[samsung1]

if we spend time to win puerto rico, guam, samoa, and the virgin islands thats a total of 53 delegates and less than 200 people vote in each primary