AhmedDenial
January 4th 2008 04:36
Now that Iowas polls are coming in Paultards have begun taking the steps of grief, the first of which being denial.
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I would just like to highlight pro-GWB does not equal negative Ron Paul otherwise Giulliani would have done much better. The fact of the matter is the polling numbers really dont show much but since you've put in so much of your spirit allow me to help you out,
1. Double it and it still won't mean anything
2. Everyone whose angry and not smart enough to vote for GOBAMA! because he's a dastardly liberal will vote for Doctor Ron Fucking Paul
3. I've noticed Paultards are delusional nuts, good thing you have too.
4. So you're effectively trying to tell everyone that 'ok, so Doctor Ron Fucking Paul may do badly in every single god damn caucus up until the final nomination but then he'll make a come back!'. Word to the wise kid, all you're doing is buying yourself time. Truth is once you decide to like Ron Paul you will ignore how he believes Texas has a right to ban sodomy. I guess thats fair, you can either support a bible thumper or a constituioon thumper, whichever makes you feel better I suppose
5. If there were any to turn out.
6. Your point being?
As for your pseudo point seven, about Doctor Ron Fucking Paul winning delegates, may I ask for your justification as to why Doctor Ron Fucking Paul did not win any delegates in advance? Thanks for that
Stay tuned for the next and possibly most entertaining step, volatile reaction, in which they start donning the tinfoil hats and making up campfire conspiracy theories =)
You've just seen the worst performance that Ron will EVER be capable of giving us. Iowa is his worst state. We know this. Why? Nearly 70% of them said they were happy with Bush (aka the anti-Paul). Iowa is HOSTILE territory for Ron Paul. We are so lucky that it was the first one. He will go up from here much like the fundraising graphs - steady as a rock.
What does that mean? He'll always score better than this from here on out, even in democratic states. This is our new baseline. It's not much of one, but it DOES tell us many things. Like what?
1. Fred Thompson is toast. It's down to Huck and Romney unless Fred wants to pony up the big bucks. I doubt he'll stay in. We're going to get a slice of Fred's voters because they aren't happy with Huck. We may even get the lion's share. That will matter more in blue states, I think.
2. We OWNED the independent (and Angry) vote in Iowa. This means we can expect to own it everywhere. The independents heard us loud and clear. New Hampshire has a lot of independents, but it also has a lot of McCain fans, so it's not quite so friendly as it looks at first. This does mean though that we can count getting the 3rd party support and the Perot fans, and probably most registered Independents.
3. There's still a lot of fighting going on inside the Republican ranks. This means people have not nearly made up their minds yet, and those who have are NOT firmly committed. Ron's supporters are very firmly committed.
4. We're still 'under the radar' which is, frankly, Ron's usual way of doing business, if you look at his prior campaigns. He's very good at coming in from behind late and taking everyone by surprise. We should expect to see that same behavior here - because that behavior just follows Ron around and has for decades. It doesn't matter why, just that it does. I think it's because he's a SOLID attractor. Once you decide you like Ron, you're not likely to change your mind, but it takes a while to warm up to him. With the rest of them, there's a new scandal every day to make you regret your endorsement, but never with Ron.
5. Voter turnout was abysmal. Good news, since Paulites are more likely to come out than any other candidate's supporters. We all know that. Don't forget it.
6. Ron did not break the bank or go all out for this. WE DID. Ron knows the deal with Iowa. Considering everything, we did alright.
Now, the good news... everyone went home after this little straw poll. We all know that means they won't be voting for delegates. We will. Iowa may have one more small surprise in it for us before morning.
Sleep easy on that. The sun is coming up in New Hampshire very soon.
What does that mean? He'll always score better than this from here on out, even in democratic states. This is our new baseline. It's not much of one, but it DOES tell us many things. Like what?
1. Fred Thompson is toast. It's down to Huck and Romney unless Fred wants to pony up the big bucks. I doubt he'll stay in. We're going to get a slice of Fred's voters because they aren't happy with Huck. We may even get the lion's share. That will matter more in blue states, I think.
2. We OWNED the independent (and Angry) vote in Iowa. This means we can expect to own it everywhere. The independents heard us loud and clear. New Hampshire has a lot of independents, but it also has a lot of McCain fans, so it's not quite so friendly as it looks at first. This does mean though that we can count getting the 3rd party support and the Perot fans, and probably most registered Independents.
3. There's still a lot of fighting going on inside the Republican ranks. This means people have not nearly made up their minds yet, and those who have are NOT firmly committed. Ron's supporters are very firmly committed.
4. We're still 'under the radar' which is, frankly, Ron's usual way of doing business, if you look at his prior campaigns. He's very good at coming in from behind late and taking everyone by surprise. We should expect to see that same behavior here - because that behavior just follows Ron around and has for decades. It doesn't matter why, just that it does. I think it's because he's a SOLID attractor. Once you decide you like Ron, you're not likely to change your mind, but it takes a while to warm up to him. With the rest of them, there's a new scandal every day to make you regret your endorsement, but never with Ron.
5. Voter turnout was abysmal. Good news, since Paulites are more likely to come out than any other candidate's supporters. We all know that. Don't forget it.
6. Ron did not break the bank or go all out for this. WE DID. Ron knows the deal with Iowa. Considering everything, we did alright.
Now, the good news... everyone went home after this little straw poll. We all know that means they won't be voting for delegates. We will. Iowa may have one more small surprise in it for us before morning.
Sleep easy on that. The sun is coming up in New Hampshire very soon.
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I would just like to highlight pro-GWB does not equal negative Ron Paul otherwise Giulliani would have done much better. The fact of the matter is the polling numbers really dont show much but since you've put in so much of your spirit allow me to help you out,
1. Double it and it still won't mean anything
2. Everyone whose angry and not smart enough to vote for GOBAMA! because he's a dastardly liberal will vote for Doctor Ron Fucking Paul
3. I've noticed Paultards are delusional nuts, good thing you have too.
4. So you're effectively trying to tell everyone that 'ok, so Doctor Ron Fucking Paul may do badly in every single god damn caucus up until the final nomination but then he'll make a come back!'. Word to the wise kid, all you're doing is buying yourself time. Truth is once you decide to like Ron Paul you will ignore how he believes Texas has a right to ban sodomy. I guess thats fair, you can either support a bible thumper or a constituioon thumper, whichever makes you feel better I suppose
5. If there were any to turn out.
6. Your point being?
As for your pseudo point seven, about Doctor Ron Fucking Paul winning delegates, may I ask for your justification as to why Doctor Ron Fucking Paul did not win any delegates in advance? Thanks for that
Stay tuned for the next and possibly most entertaining step, volatile reaction, in which they start donning the tinfoil hats and making up campfire conspiracy theories =)
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