Paul closes in on Gingrich

There has been some major movement in the Republican Presidential race in Iowa over the last week, with what was a 9 point lead for Newt Gingrich now all the way down to a single point. Gingrich is at 22% to 21% for Paul with Mitt Romney at 16%, Michele Bachmann at 11%, Rick Perry at 9%, Rick Santorum at 8%, Jon Huntsman at 5%, and Gary Johnson at 1%.

Starting to heat up. Paul has to take Iowa!!




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Awesome news. Young voters prefer Paul than the other candidates.. which in the end could be bad, because young voters are less likely to vote. But, the whole OWS movement, imo its mostly 'younger' crowds, so that could show the young are tired of the crap our elders let happen.

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Paul has to take either IOWA or New Hampshire or there is no hope.Otherwise here comes a third party run.

Originally posted by ReadyPower
Awesome news. Young voters prefer Paul than the other candidates.. which in the end could be bad, because young voters are less likely to vote. But, the whole OWS movement, imo its mostly 'younger' crowds, so that could show the young are tired of the crap our elders let happen.

Paul is a elder...but a wise one IMO. That may play against him, we'll see.

He is at least consistent and even though I do not agree with all his views, he's got my vote.

Anyone following the race has got to sit back and really look objectively at this whole mess. Don't know which candidate to vote for? Well let me tell you how you can figure out which one is the one to choose. Look at who the media and pollsters are pushing to the top. Who are they giving all the air time to? Now look at who is being denied airtime, and equal billing even though he has won more straw polls than any other candidate. That in itself speaks volumes. Look for the candidate that is being ignored despite an obvious following and you have your answer. None of the MSM or the established politicians want Ron Paul to make it. They keep trying at every turn to keep him out of the spotlight.

Occam's razor at it's best. That which is obvious must be right. It's obvious they don't want Paul to be POTUS, so he must be the right choice.