[Cincinatus' Wife]

Perry Wins IPad and IPhone Vote (We CAN take on China and win!) ……..”Though the A5 chip has always been designed in America (at Apple’s HQ in California, to be specific), Apple has previously relied on Samsung’s overseas factory for production. Apple reportedly began receiving chips from Samsung’s U.S.-based factory earlier this month. The new production line cost a cool $3.5 billion ($9 Billion according to Austin Chamber of Commerce) to construct and is said to be the size of nine football fields. Apple has previously relied on low-cost manufacturers in Asia.”…..

[ClearCase_guy]

I’m really hoping Ron Paul wins. Make a mockery out of the whole thing. The GOP is simply not running a serious race this year (they rarely do).

[Redmen4ever]

Looks like Ron Paul peaked too soon.

[HereInTheHeartland]

Also I would add; I think Paul is going to do better than people think; sigh....

He is taking the people that Palin could have energized into a strong Reagan type coalition.
Many of these Paul supporters see Paul as the nuclear bomb to throw in the middle of things to try to radically remake the system.
They are willing to overlook his fatal foreign policy flaws.

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[Yashcheritsiy]

Well that’s just great. Let’s just keep fighting amongst outselfs so Romney or Paul can win.

[McLynnan]

Thanks for posting. The numbers are steadily trending in the right direction

[altura]

Perry moving in the right direction, Paul a non-factor no matter how many fanatics vote for him, Gingrich moving on down, Romney -steady but not the man...

Maybe Fox News will stop saying ‘everybody else is in single digits.’

Fox News - the place where nobody knows your name (if it’s Perry)

[jonrick46]

The candidate numbers are so volatile, I am wondering if we are looking at the makings of a brokered convention and depleted campaign treasuries for all against Zer0’s $billions from his crony capitalists and unions.

My question, is there a possibility that “none of the above” may be the outcome where a Phoenix candidate rises out of the ashes?

[jonrick46]

I know it will be a shock to my FRiends, but I have still problems with Newt because of some of the things he promoted when he was Speaker. I will post a link that tells about how he undermined the revolution he started with his Contract for America. I wish someone would explain why he changed direction back in 1995 and give me some confidence that he has changed his direction back to the Ronald Reagan Conservatism he once promoted. After reading the below link my view of Newt as a hero and a patriot fell and I want it restored again. Here is that link which I hope my FRiends would take a serious look at:

http://www.unitedliberty.org/articles/9188-how-speaker-newt-gingrich-betrayed-the-republican-revolution

If not Newt, I support Governor Rick Perry or Michelle Bachmann.

[Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!]

Go Perry!

[Flavious_Maximus]

28% of Ron Paul voters are admitted democRATS. In Iowa, anyone can register on the same day to vote in the Republican caucus. This means that there are a lot of rat-voters voting for Paul just to create mischief. Many of them have already said that after voting for Paul in the caucus they will vote for Obama in the primary.

Why does the GOP allow these open primaries to go on?

[OPS4]

Rick Santorum, A True Conservative, Vote Rick Santorum for President!

http://www.freewebs.com/globalwatch/ourchoiceforpresident.htm

[JediJones]

If you dig into the surveys on this new poll, you’ll see something sad. Newt is -13% on people thinking he has strong principles. Romney is +5%. People think Romney has stronger principles than Newt. It can only be explained by the negative ads and the lack of a simple ad showing Romney’s random collection of radically changing positions as is readily found on YouTube.

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/pdf/2011/PPP_Release_IA_1227925.pdf

Q18 Do you think that Newt Gingrich has strong
principles, or not?
32% He does
45% He does not
23% Not sure

Q20 Do you think that Mitt Romney has strong
principles, or not?
42% He does
37% He does not
21% Not sure

Q19 Do you think that Ron Paul has strong
principles, or not?
68% He does
14% He does not
19% Not sure