Sonny Limatina
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Gold, Jerry. Gold!
That clip where Gingrich says, "I'm going to be the nominee"
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Santorum gains ground on Romney, Paul in Iowa; Gingrich slips to 5th
WASHINGTON -- While Mitt Romney and Ron Paul lead the pack among GOP candidates favored by likely Iowa caucus-goers, Rick Santorum's surge continues, according to a new NBC/Marist poll released Friday.
The poll, which was conducted Tuesday and Wednesday, also shows tea party supporters becoming more divided as Tuesday's caucuses near.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Romney leads with 23% support, followed by Texas Rep. Paul, with 21%.
Next is former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who has surged to 15%, up considerably from just 5% in late November. Texas Gov. Rick Perry has also seen a bump in support, from 9% in late November to 14%.
The poll is bad news for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who was atop the GOP field with 26% last month.
He placed fifth in this latest poll, with 13% support. Worse, 35% now say he would be unacceptable as the GOP nominee, compared with 16% last month.
http://www.freep.com/article/201112...-on-Romney-Paul-in-Iowa-Gingrich-slips-to-5th
WASHINGTON -- While Mitt Romney and Ron Paul lead the pack among GOP candidates favored by likely Iowa caucus-goers, Rick Santorum's surge continues, according to a new NBC/Marist poll released Friday.
The poll, which was conducted Tuesday and Wednesday, also shows tea party supporters becoming more divided as Tuesday's caucuses near.
Former Massachusetts Gov. Romney leads with 23% support, followed by Texas Rep. Paul, with 21%.
Next is former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, who has surged to 15%, up considerably from just 5% in late November. Texas Gov. Rick Perry has also seen a bump in support, from 9% in late November to 14%.
The poll is bad news for former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who was atop the GOP field with 26% last month.
He placed fifth in this latest poll, with 13% support. Worse, 35% now say he would be unacceptable as the GOP nominee, compared with 16% last month.
http://www.freep.com/article/201112...-on-Romney-Paul-in-Iowa-Gingrich-slips-to-5th
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Sonny spending some more of the "libertarian" pac money. Gingrich is the best politician out of the whole pack of losers but I'm sure in typical fashion we'll get the worst of the pack to lead us.
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You don't need a politician to lead you.
Fat fucks like you need farmers and herders to follow.
Bert Notorius
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Shouldn't you be off crawling in someone's basement?
semen4her
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Don't type with your mouth full, tubs.
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Wait, Bert thinks I'm a Libertarian?
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It's not easy remembering who you last threatened suicide as.
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Come on dude....whats with you people?
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That makes a lot of sense.
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