[VANITY] Has anyone taken a look at the Capital News poll today?

Capital News (C-SPAN) ^

[oakcon]

Who won Thursday's Republican Presidential debate? Sam Brownback 1%

Jim Gilmore 1%

Rudolph Giuliani 5%

Mike Huckabee 2%

Duncan Hunter 1%

John McCain 4%

Mitt Romney 8%

Ron Paul 73%

Tom Tancredo 3%

Tommy Thompson 2%

Total Votes: 5687

[oakcon]

So apparently 73% of people there (this has shown itself to be an overwhelmingly left-wing site) support Ron Paul. I find this interesting.

[Vn_survivor_67-68]

Other than for actual Senate and House floor and Hearing coverage, C-SPAN is no better than PBS

[spinestein]

Is this an online poll?

Online polls are COMPLETELY meaningless.

[billhilly]

“Has anyone taken a look at the Capital News poll today?”

Why would they?

[Comus]

Ron Paul could not win a state-wide election in Texas, much less the whole country. Rue Paul would out poll him nation wide.

[jveritas]

LOL.... Yep Ron Paul is for sure the next Republican nominee and the next President of the United States (sarcasm so extreme that it cannot be described with words)

[penowa]

Maybe the DUmmies are doing what I do when asked to choose the best of their bunch - I always pick their finest Moonbat, Dennis the Menace.

[GoLightly]

Yes, it is an online poll.

[BARLF]

Who won Thursday's Republican Presidential debate

What debate? It was a forum run by Chris Matthews to ask silly questions.

Romney and McCain was favored with time and Hunter was hardly recognized.

I would have enjoyed seeing one of the ten or all ten candidates slapping the grin off Chrissy's face and leaving the stage.

[mysterio]

He’s got 87 percent in the ABC news online poll.

[cripplecreek]

Well look at our FR poll. More non members voted for Ron Paul than members.

[WVNan]

Moonbat trickery. Don’t fall for it.

[cripplecreek]

I wouldn’t fall for it. I knew something was screwy when Ron Paul got waaay more non member votes than member votes in a FR poll.

[longtermmemmory]

finally saw this debate on c-span. This only says that Ron Paul has internet only campaign.

[BallyBill]

That should do a lot for their credibility.

[papasmurf]

I find it...to be expected. Given their propensity to the left, and DR. Paul's saying Scooter Libby did not deserve a pardon because of something totally un related (misinformation leading to war), his stance on privacy, etc. Yeah, expected.

:O)

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[enough_idiocy]

The left dominates the polls there. Ron Paul spoke out against the war; hence, they’re pushing for him.

[Moonman62]

I think it has more to do with drugs than the war.