[Notwithstanding]

I have not seen this on FR. I saw the author on Fox & Friends yesterday. Seems like a site worth monitoring.

Source polls for the PD Composite include:

ABC News/Washington Post

Bloomberg

CBS News/NY Times

FOX News

McClatchy/Marist College

NBC News/Wall Street Journal

Pew Research

Public Policy Polling

Quinnipiac University

Rasmussen Reports

USA Today/Gallup

[Buckeye Battle Cry]

It’s time for Bachmann, Santorum and Huntsman to throw in the towel. Tell their supporters that they gave it their best effort and openly endorse one of the viable candidates.

[ken21]

but gosh,

newt’s so-o-o intelligent

why isn’t he at the top?

he’s at least as intelligent as obama and o’reilly.

[montag813]

Doesn’t look like Mr. Cain has lost much at all, given the torrent of negative reports and attention over the past 3 weeks. Remarkable. May indicate deep dissatisfaction with Romney and Gingrich.

[RoosterRedux]

Romney 26%, Cain 26%, Gingrich 21%

Actually, it's Romney 26%...and Anyone-but-Romney 47%+.

[Jeff Head]

But...but, dang it! Rove and Britt and others have been telling me now for weeks that Cain has peaked and been destroyed by the hatchet job harrasement allegations. How could he possibly be at the top with Romney? [/sarcasm]

Hehehehe...despite the best efforts of the DNC/liberals/left and even the establishment GOP, people continue to trust Herman Cain and support him. He could give them all a big surprise in Iowa is my thinking and we'll see where it goes from there, particularly then in South Carolina and then Florida.

HERMAN CAIN FOR AMERICA VS BARACK OBAMA, THE MAN WHO DESPISES AMERICA

[bgill]

What? Can’t be! Lies, all lies! The msm told us all Cain was done and out of the race never to be seen again.

Go, Cain!

[bgill]

Notice the headline lists Romney first but the chart shows Cain above Romney. Even this article can’t be honest and will do anything to get Romney the nod.

[Pride in the USA]

This gives me hope for a Cain victory in the primaries again. Go, Cain!

[manic4organic]

Cain bump. In before the Perry/Romney/Gingrich spinners.

[mikhailovich]

I have read no posts on the thread just yet, but your graph is very interesting. Follow the Perry and Cain lines and watch them follow an identical reverse trajectory. Perry dips and Cain rises at an identical rate. Then skip over to where Cain starts to dip and watch Gingrich make an identical rise.

You essentially have the same group of people supporting Perry early, moving to Cain, moving away from Cain, and moving to Gingrich.

These people are going to cost us the election.

my .02

[RS_Rider]

Glad to see a positive Cain thread.
Just contributed another $9.99 to his campaign.
Every time I hear him speak or read something positive about him, I send along another 999.
We need a business minded outsider to clean house.
Newt is saying all the right things now but he is a deep insider and I do not trust him to go against the Washington ways.

Go Herman!!!

RS

[Sun]

Thanx for the graph - very interesting.

FYI, 4 years ago yesterday Rudy and Fred Thompson were the front runners, so the race is still wide open.