[areafiftyone]

((((RUDY PING)))))

[areafiftyone]

(((((PING)))))

[Norman Bates]

The McCain List.
Common sense conservatism

[sono]

Way too early ... and Fred Thompson isn’t in yet ...

[SmoothTalker]

Okay so the poll favors those two. Which Republicans are ahead?

[Condor51]

Oh sheesh, how low can you go.
Now you're posting polls that include a total of 38 people.

And since Rudy and McCane 'tied' with 22%, that means they each got EIGHT votes. EIGHT VOTES!!! And this is news???

I could take poll at a bar with more people and get 100% for Hunter or Fred Thompson. This 'poll' is useless spam.

And I sure hope you're ponying up BIG TIME in the FReepathon for eating all this bandwidth with your spam.

An aside, you 'lost' someone from your Rudy PING list yesterday...

To: writeblock

This is a conservative site. Buh bye troll.

124 posted on 04/18/2007 1:33:42 PM CDT by Jim Robinson
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Personally I'd heed the words of the 'BIG HE'.

[LibLieSlayer]

I am “almost” willing to bet that Virginia will vote a majority for the rat that runs in ‘08.

LLS

[CharlesWayneCT]

Our Virginia county party refuses to take a straw poll on the presidential race. We won’t get sucked into the divisiveness. OK, so I asked them to do one, so it’s not me. I thought it would be cool to make national headlines for our committee, and maybe get one of the candidates to try to “woo” us.

[CharlesWayneCT]

I liked their “38 participants”. We have twice that show up for our normal meetings, and a lot more when there is something important to vote on. With 38 voters, that means the “22%” was 8.36 votes. Love to know how they did that. 8 would be 21%, 7 would be 18%.

So it’s like they had 8 Rudy, 8 McCain, and 7 Gingrich. But since their percentages don’t match those numbers, I don’t know WHAT they actually did.

[CharlesWayneCT]

Looking more at the numbers:

8 - Rudy (21%) (article: 22%)
8 - McCain (21%) (article: 22%)
7 - Gingrich (18%) (article: 17%)
7 - Gilmore (18%) (article: 17%)
5 - Romney (13%) (article: 12%)
1 - Thompson (3%) (a: 3%)
1 - Hunter (3%) (a: 3%)
1 - Huckabee (3%) (a:3%)

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38, 100%, (article: 99%)

If you ever needed a sign that we started this election campaign too soon, there it is. We are reporting what 38 people living in a town that isn’t even the biggest city in 20 miles of itself think about next year’s primary.

[Ayal Rosenthal]

Lets be realistic here, from a pure statistical standpoint, any sample size less than 40 is not considered to be representative of a population.