n_huffhines
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A free people do not need leaders.
Our representatives (note, not leaders!) are chosen by us to do what we want them to do, not to lead us somewhere.
At least that is how it is supposed to work.
People need to stop being sheep.
A free people do not need leaders.
Our representatives (note, not leaders!) are chosen by us to do what we want them to do, not to lead us somewhere.
At least that is how it is supposed to work.
People need to stop being sheep.
CNN Poll: Gingrich soars, Cain drops CNN Political Ticker - CNN.com Blogs
Wonder what the over/under is going to be for how long Newt can stay up in the top anti- Romney spot? I'll go with 4 weeks, because as soon as Romney sees Newt as a viable threat, the public is going to be reminded of all of his ... excesses.
I'll take that bet. You seem to be implying that Newt's rise in popularity has been primarily as a result of others falling in the polls. While I'm not denying that is a factor, I think most would agree that Newt has also won or performed at the top of every single debate. I'll take Newt with his baggage over Obama any day, and if given the opportunity can't wait to see them head to head in a few debates.
Gingrich ahead any way you slice it
In South Carolina, which holds its presidential contest on Jan. 21, Gingrich gets the support of 42 percent of likely primary voters, including those leaning toward a particular candidate. Thats a 35-point jump since Octobers NBC-Marist poll of the Palmetto State contest.
Romney gets 23 percent (a five-point drop), and no other Republican candidate registers in double digits. Texas Rep. Ron Paul gets 9 percent, while Texas Gov. Rick Perry and Minnesota Rep. Michele Bachmann are tied at 7 percent.
In a field reduced to three candidates in South Carolina, Gingrich gets the support of 48 percent of likely voters, Romney gets 30 percent and Paul gets 12 percent.
In a simple two-way race, Gingrichs support increases to 57 percent and Romneys moves to 33 percent.
Its a good lead [for Gingrich] any way you slice it, Miringoff says.