Ponce
19th December 2011, 10:32 AM
I am not into charts but this one tells the whole story.......the Zionists must be shitting their panties.......Ron Paul will be our next president............unless he has a "stroke" or a car "accident"...go to link for chart.
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Ron Paul takes lead In Iowa, Newt Gingrich falls off cliff.
SAVE AS FAVORITEVIEW FAVORITES By Daily kos (about the author
PPP's tracking poll finds a new leader in Iowa:
And Nate Silver's model now forecasts a Ron Paul victory:
The model gives him a 44 percent chance of winning Iowa based on the current standing of the candidates and the historic uncertainty of polling-based forecasts. Mr. Romney has a 32 percent chance of winning, while Mr. Gingrich's chances have crashed to 15 percent.
If these numbers hold through January 3 (and given how much things have already changed, that's an enormous if), then Mitt Romney is about to get exactly what he hoped for in Iowa: finishing ahead of any candidate that has a legitimate shot at winning the Republican nomination. But even though the Republican establishment is probably letting loose a big sigh of relief today, there's still two more weeks for all hell to break loose.
http://www.opednews.com/articles/Ron-Paul-takes-lead-In-Iow-by-Daily-kos-111219-495.html
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Ron Paul takes lead In Iowa, Newt Gingrich falls off cliff.
SAVE AS FAVORITEVIEW FAVORITES By Daily kos (about the author
PPP's tracking poll finds a new leader in Iowa:
And Nate Silver's model now forecasts a Ron Paul victory:
The model gives him a 44 percent chance of winning Iowa based on the current standing of the candidates and the historic uncertainty of polling-based forecasts. Mr. Romney has a 32 percent chance of winning, while Mr. Gingrich's chances have crashed to 15 percent.
If these numbers hold through January 3 (and given how much things have already changed, that's an enormous if), then Mitt Romney is about to get exactly what he hoped for in Iowa: finishing ahead of any candidate that has a legitimate shot at winning the Republican nomination. But even though the Republican establishment is probably letting loose a big sigh of relief today, there's still two more weeks for all hell to break loose.
http://www.opednews.com/articles/Ron-Paul-takes-lead-In-Iow-by-Daily-kos-111219-495.html