Posted on 11/03/2011 11:33:06 PM PDT by bullypulpit
Yeah cuz they’ve been so accurate until now.
Cindie
Well, that should just about do it for the GOP this election cycle. Anyone left who we haven’t clobbered yet?
Is there time to clobber Huntsman? What can be done about that menace? ::GRIN::
Why don’t you post the chart for your boy...if you have the guts.
I forgot about him. Where’s my rubber chicken? I’ll get him!
Thanks for the last laugh before I go to bed: RealClearPolitics average for Mr. Cain is 26%, whereas Gov. Perry’s average polling is at 9.7%, sandwiched between Speaker Gingrich at 10.2% and Rep. Ron Paul at 8%. Which candidate would you rather be at this point in the contest?
Rasmussen Poll (taken yesterday - Cain 26%, Romney 23%, Gingrich 14%)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2802064/posts
Among Republican voters nationwide, 76% were able to correctly identify Cain as the candidate who was accused of sexual harassment in the 1990s.
Also from the Rasmussen Poll:
Just 13% of GOP Primary voters think it’s Very Likely that the charges against Cain are serious and true. Another 25% think it’s Somewhat Likely. Forty-eight percent (48%) consider it unlikely, but that includes only 13% who say that it is Not at All Likely.
Cain hauls $1 million in donations amid controversy
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2802082/posts
The InTrade chart on Rick Perry. (I got guts, dude. Don’t you cross me!)
http://rickperryreport.com/article/2011-10-20/rick-perrys-stock-rebounding-intrade-post-debate
Or what? You going to get your mom?
You're a blog pimp. Do you really think I'm clicking on your links?
Please keep posting because 2 things are about to happen. By Nov 15, the Cain polls will start cratering. and by Jan 15, we’ll find out that it cost Cain $10 million to raise $11 million. His advertising creative isn’t good, but he’s spending a fortune on it to try to raise cash.
I could probably make money on intrade, because it seems way to influenced by emotion.
I notice that Cain was never all that high, which means that those betting had discounted his poll numbers. That might have meant a good bet would be FOR him, in the hopes that at some point “investors” would flood the market for him, and you could sell out at a gain.
As it is, his drop isn’t that big in relative terms.
hahaha! A blog pimp. Okay. You asked me to post it, I did. Now shut your cake hole.
CAIN: Let me go back to this, Sean. I am and have always been pro- life from conception. That piece was totally taken out of concept. It’s interesting that they didn’t go back to the other 100 interviews that are on tape somewhere that says that I am consistently pro-life from conception. It was taken out of context, and because in that piece right there, they didn’t show the first part, I used the word “choice” talking about a specific situation that he was trying to pigeon me hold on. That’s what they used to try and come after me. I am pro-life from conception, end of story.
Lol. Intratrade is about as good as asking a fortune teller.
I don’t care if it is true or not. Sick of this little game being used by LSM. I know he was not covicted of anything, and no violence has been alleged or proven.
This crap will have no impact on my decision one way or the other. Haven’t decided who I think would be the best candidate. Whoever wins the primary gets my vote. Heck a can of pork and beans would be better than current POTUS.
Are you three years old? Or four?
What a Texas joke.
I think that making money on InTrade is possible if you’re good at measuring emotion. But InTrade is an Irish Web site and the only way Americans can bid there is to wire transfer money in. I bet there’s not as much American influence there as you’d see on a US site that accepts US credit cards. Too inconvenient for Americans to play there. So, you’re dealing with a more international crowd. I have trouble figuring out the pulse of Americans these days. I’d be an utter disaster guessing world opinion.
Did an anonymous source tell you that too?
LOL
Cain is running an incredibly efficient, debt free campaign. Just an exapmle, he only spent $2500 on the Florida straw poll that other candidate spent millions on.
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