[lexington minuteman 1775]

The MEDIA is picking our canidate again...

[SeekAndFind]

My Mistake, it was a Quinnipiac Survey Poll.

Apologize for it.

[avacado]

"Fifty-three percent say they are enthusiastic or would consider voting for Romney,..."

LOL!!! MSM trying to pick our nominee.

[Doogle]

FR poll: most think CNN is a communist network.

[hflynn]

Thank you CNN for naming the candidates Obama fears.

[Americanexpat]

A CNN poll huh? Somehow I don’t think that counts for much.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Why not?....they voted for Obama?

[trumandogz]

It does not matter.

More will vote for Palin than would vote for Obama.

[Psalm 144]

CNN said it so it must be true.

I guess that leaves Romney, Gingrich and Huckabee.

Isn’t it great that CNN is here to help us pick a strong candidate?

[moehoward]

Have either stated their running?

[EyeGuy]

We should do the exact opposite of what the PushNews PropagandaPolls tell us to do.

ALL of them....even the “respected” ones.

[UB355]

let me guess participation results Dems 75% Rep 5% Ind 20 %

[JoeDetweiler]

I said I’d never vote for McCain, but I did....

[DustyMoment]

It’s a Quinnipiac poll on a CNN report.

Nothing new, just another flaming liberal alert trying to convince conservatives not to vote for either one!!

(Which, as we all know, means that they BOTH scare the who-gollies out of liberals!!)

[RoadTest]

Consider the source.

[deport]

Direct link to the Quinnipiac Poll

	        Enthusiastic     Would consider voting     Would never vote
Huckabee          13%                      34%                      32%
Romney            15%                      38%                      26%
Palin             15%                      24%                      58%
Trump              9%                      26%                      58%
Newt Gingrich      9%                      29%                      42%
Ron Paul          10%                      25%                      27%
Michelle Bachman   6%                      21%                      29%

When Republicans and independent voters leaning Republican name their 2012 presidential primary preference, Romney gets 18 percent, with Huckabee and Palin at 15 percent each and Trump at 12 percent. Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels, former House Speaker Newt Gingrich and U.S. Rep. Ron Paul have 5 percent each.

Two Minnesotans, former Gov. Tim Pawlenty and U.S. Rep. Michelle Bachman, get 4 percent each.

"This measurement is deceptive, because some who rank high have little upside due to their high negative," said Brown. "Many of the relative unknowns could have large upsides if they can get out their messages, since they will not have to erase a bad first impression. It is always easier to make a good first impression than to change an existing negative one.

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[bikerman]

CNN who????

[chainsaw]

I would sure hate to be a democrat running against Sarah Palin.

I think that is what this liberal poll is saying.

[TV Dinners]

The group think comments on CNN are hysterical.

[beckett]

Those polled were not characterized by CNN, which means they weren’t “likely voters,” the crucial criteria. If they had been, CNN would have been sure to mention it because it enhances the value of the report.

That said, temperamental, fickle, lightweight Sarah Palin, who unceremoniously abandoned her office in little Alaska because the heat in the kitchen got too hot, is not suited for the Oval Office, where the flames are several orders of magnitude more intense. Even though the CNN poll may not be fully reliable, we can be sure the American people, to their credit, have sussed that much out.