Rasmussen Daily Presidential Tracking Poll

Rasmussen ^ | November 20, 2007 | Rasmussen

[eastsider]

It's becoming clearer by the day that Fred's campaign has stanched the bleeding.

[rface]

maybe he has stopped the bleeding....but looks like he could use a transfusion. His campaign is looking anemic

[MeanWestTexan]

Well, it’s doing better than Romney and for considerably less than the tens-of-millions spent by Romney to date trying to create a false image as a conservative.

[SoConPubbie]

Well for a candidate that has spent the millions that Mitt has spent and been in the race since the beginning of time, I’d say his campaign is completely lackluster!

[Greg F]

That’s a rough poll. Hard to believe that no conservative is polling significantly above Huckabee and McCain.

[Huck]

Ran out of blood.

[TLI]

Hunter and Tancredo are officially not on the Arkansas primary ballot. We should soon see some changes in the numbers. Strong conservatives that supported Hunter and Tancredo are gonna have to go somwhere and it aint gonna be for Rudith, Juan, Mitt or Mike.

[Nonstatist]

It's becoming clearer by the day that Fred's campaign has stanched the bleeding.

Stanched or embraced?

[eastsider]

I love that joke : )

[Huck]

Why has he been bleeding anyway? I can understand Hillary losing ground to Obama after the whole driver’s license/planted question thing, but what of Fred? He’s bleeding and he hasn’t even tripped up, meaning he sucks on his best day.

[Reagan Man]

After the pounding Fred took in October from the liberal media and GOP malcontents, I think a rebound might be in the cards. Some Republicans ran to Huckabee and some went to Paul. Two candidates with no chance of getting the nomination.

And Rooty`s loving every minute of it. Whether it was Giuliani’s intention or not, this obvious split among conservatives continues to be working in his favor. His 25%-30% support is holding. That still leaves 65%-70% who don’t support him.

[eastsider]

I think it’s safe to say it won’t go to Ron Paul either. Thanks for the good news. When is the Arkansas primary?

[stephenjohnbanker]

Huckabee has got to go.

[stephenjohnbanker]

And Paul too!

[eastsider]

He’s bleeding ...

Not now he's not, and his best days are yet to come.

[eastsider]

Huckabee’s record won’t stand up to scrutiny. We already see his campaign stalled.

[Antoninus]

Yawn. Are all you guys really THIS obsessed with the polls? They're all about creating a perception. The media calls the tune, and many people simply dance to it without question.

Forget about who the media tells you the front runners are. Get out there and support the candidate that best reflects your values. If you don't, you'll deserve the 'evil of two lessers' choice you'll be presented with in November of 2008.

Me, I'm for Duncan Hunter.

[TLI]

When is the Arkansas primary?

Tuesday 5 February 2008

[Reagan Man]

As long as the media gives Huckabee good press and ignores his political record of big government Republicanism, primary voters will continue to look favorably on his candidacy. Especially those in Iowa. Huckabee maybe pro-life but he's also very liberal.

Read John Fund's take on the Huckster: Another Man From Hope : Who is Mike Huckabee?

FReeper PoliticalMom also has a an excellent take exposing Huckabee's anti-conservative record.

[lesser_satan]

I tend to agree. These numbers indicate there are still 15-20% undecided, and I’m also convinced that a lot of Rudy’s support is by default because many are not paying attention yet.

The primaries are too g$#damn early.