1 posted on
04/12/2007 4:59:26 PM PDT by
veronica
To: veronica
Some points about polls:
1. Polls question only a very small fraction of the population.
2. Pollsters can target a group of people they know will give certain responses.
3. Questions can be structured in such way to elicit specific answers.
4. Pollsters can disregard answers they deem incompatible with their ideology and continue to ask people until they get the desired response.
2 posted on
04/12/2007 5:07:13 PM PDT by
Man50D
(Fair Tax , you earn it , you keep it!)
To: veronica
Posted yesterday...
BTW, note that Fred Thompson, who is not a declared candidate, showed strong.
Most importantely, note that there is no strong front runner....this speaks volumes of the Republican electorate in Georgia which tends to be highly conservative.
There is a vacuum that has yet to be filled.....
3 posted on
04/12/2007 5:15:21 PM PDT by
nevergore
(?It could be that the purpose of my life is simply to serve as a warning to others.?)
To: areafiftyone; BunnySlippers; PhiKapMom; Senator Goldwater; Peach; JulieRNR21; Al Simmons; ...
This is surprising, as you wouldn’t expect this to be Giuliani Country. I’ll bet he’s polling strongest in the Atlanta suburbs.
4 posted on
04/12/2007 5:27:39 PM PDT by
Clintonfatigued
(If the GOP were to stop worshiping Free Trade as if it were a religion, they'd win every election)
To: veronica
Its just the the Atlanta - Urinal Constipation.
Liberal loving rag.
*Yawn*
10 posted on
04/12/2007 5:45:12 PM PDT by
dforest
(Fighting the new liberal Conservatism. The Left foot in the GOP door.)
To: veronica
More evidence that even Georgia is turning into an area with urban/suburban sensihilities as Atlanta and Savannah grow by leaps and bounds. Both cities are bring invaded by northern transplants, and they will affect the Republican primary. North and South Carolina are going through similar transitions, especially North Carolina.
I don't think Rudy can win here, but he can easily finish a strong third. That's all he needs out of the south, as he will run the table in the far west and noertheast. When you look at the electoral map and the timing of the primaries, it is hard to come up with a scenario whereby Giuliani loses.
13 posted on
04/12/2007 5:54:13 PM PDT by
massadvj
To: veronica
Another poll where Duncan Hunter doesn’t even get listed. When is he going to do something to get his numbers above an asterik?
To: veronica
Dont believe a thing this fishwrap prints.One of the most left wing rags in the south.Check the circulation.What a joke!
17 posted on
04/12/2007 6:09:04 PM PDT by
HANG THE EXPENSE
(Defeat liberalism, its the right thing to do for America.)
To: veronica
Newt is a homegrown product there - why only 10?
19 posted on
04/12/2007 7:07:37 PM PDT by
GSlob
To: veronica
Lets get the strategy straigt right now. Whoever wins the RNC nomination we must vote for them to not allow a Democratic majority. THe stakes are that high. DO you want to pay more taxes? I don’t. I live in NW WA and gas is $3.25 a gallon. Dems would certainly make that number jump over $4 per gallon. They target oil companies and the oil companies just raise the price per barrel. It is a lose lose situation but hey, we can all take the bus eat organic food and hug trees and we’ll be the happiest bunch of mediocratic losers ever! Hell yea, socialism, say that dirty dirty word!
25 posted on
04/12/2007 7:44:42 PM PDT by
erik22lax
(q)
To: veronica
77% or republicans reject that liberal POS scumbag Rudy.
34 posted on
04/12/2007 8:18:02 PM PDT by
Fierce Allegiance
(Rudy is a liberal. Anyone who defends him is either a liberal or a liar. All wide-awakes are trolls)
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