Posted on 04/19/2011 10:47:07 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Donald Trumps birther crusade could be a boon in Iowa, and Romneycare could dog the former Massachusetts governor in the first-in-the-nation caucus, a new poll shows.
A whopping 48 percent of Iowa Republicans said they dont believe that Obama was born in the United States, according to the automated survey by Democratic firm Public Policy Polling out Tuesday. Another 26 percent said they werent sure whether or not the president was born in America as the Constitution requires to be eligible to serve in the nations highest office.
Trump has driven the birther issue into the national spotlight as he flirts with an entry into the White House race, placing at the front of the pack in several national polls.
In Iowa, Trump comes in third with 14 percent of the vote, just two points behind Mitt Romney with 16 percent. Mike Huckabee is currently leading in the state, with 27 percent support from Iowa Republicans....
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Many more Iowans, no doubt don't participate in polls, but believe Obama was not born in the U.S. The figures supporting the poll are likely hugely more than the poll suggests.
Yet another PPP poll designed to try to show that Republicans are crazy conspiracy theorists.
This is PPP’s mission at this point. Poll a few hundred supposed Republican primary voters every so often and fish for a result that the mainstream media can make fun of.
These PPP polls should not be taken seriously.
Yep, I lived in Kelley (Story County, near Ames, Go Ballard Bombers!) and then Des Moines from 1974 to 2002.
“Mike Huckabee is currently leading in the state”
Apparently, 27% of Iowa Republicans are Idiots Out Walking Around.
Huckabee will grant amnesy sooo fast your head will spin. Cannot believe folks do not get it yet!
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