2012 Republican Candidates

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Comment by Independent 1000(Bob) 19 hours ago

Jose, also, thanks for the info. Newt is by no means out of this race, but I do think Romney is headed for the door.........not willingly of course, he will continue to get all the help he needs.

Comment by Robert Kepka 22 hours ago

Beware of those who belong to secret organizations.

Comment by Jose M. Fons 22 hours ago

February 22, 2012

5.) Poll of the day --

Insider Advantage Georgia GOP presidential primary poll:

Newt Gingrich 26%, Mitt Romney 24%, Rick Santorum 23%, Ron Paul 12%.

The primary occurs on March 6.

Comment by Jose M. Fons yesterday

Rush Limbaugh predicted Monday that former House Speaker Newt Gingrich could make what would be his third comeback in the GOP presidential contest.

Telling his listeners that the polls indicated Mitt Romney would likely lose the Michigan primary, the conservative icon said he wouldn’t be surprised if Romney’s demise gives Gingrich yet another opportunity to be frontrunner. Another great performance by Gingrich in a debate could turn the race around once again, Limbaugh said.

“I think there’s a possibility of something happening nobody’s talking about — and that’s the reemergence of Newt. Keep a sharp eye. Anything’s still possible,” Limbaugh said.

Comment by Linda Sue Parks on Friday

Thanks Jose, for posting the numbers . Wow !!!!!

Comment by Jose M. Fons on Friday

Now, according to a new poll from Public Policy Polling, Santorum LEADING Mitt Romney nationwide by a double digit margin.

Here are the results:

• Santorum 38%
• Romney: 23%
• Gingrich 17%
• Paul 13%

Comment by Jose M. Fons on February 15, 2012 at 7:43am

Comment by Linda Sue Parks on February 14, 2012 at 9:13am

Thanks Jose for posting the Townhall article... Some really good news.....

Comment by Jose M. Fons on February 14, 2012 at 8:11am

Polls: Santorum Now Leads Romney Nationally...and in Michigan

Guy Benson Political Editor,

Townhall

Rick Santorum's moment in the sun doesn't appear to be a flash in the pan.  Not only has he vaulted ahead of or pulled even with Mitt Romney among national Republicans, he's now handily beating Romney in Michigan:

Rick Santorum's taken a large lead in Michigan's upcoming Republican primary. He's at 39% to 24% for Mitt Romney, 12% for Ron Paul, and 11% for Newt Gingrich. Santorum's rise is attributable to two major factors: his own personal popularity (a stellar 67/23 favorability) and GOP voters increasingly souring on Gingrich.  Santorum's becoming something closer and closer to a consensus conservative candidate as Gingrich bleeds support. Santorum's winning an outright majority of the Tea Party vote with 53% to 22% for Romney and 10% for Gingrich. He comes close to one with Evangelicals as well at 48% to 20% for Romney and 12% for Gingrich. And he cracks the 50% line with voters identifying as 'very conservative' at 51% to 20% for Romney and 10% for Gingrich. Santorum's benefiting from the open nature of Michigan's primary as well. He's only up by 12 points with actual Republican voters, but he has a 40-21 advantage with the Democrats and independents planning to vote that pushes his overall lead up to 15 points.

According to an American Research Group survey released Monday, 33% of likely Michigan GOP primary voters say they are backing Santorum, the former senator from Pennsylvania, with 27% supporting Romney, the former Massachusetts governor. Twenty-one percent are backing former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, 12% are supporting Rep. Ron Paul of Texas and 6% are undecided. Santorum's advantage is technically within the poll's sampling error.

Comment by Independent 1000(Bob) on February 10, 2012 at 3:02pm

Gingrich doesn't quit. The only thing that I am waiting for now, along with all of his other supporters, is what he has planned during the next round of debates and State primaries. One thing for sure......he is not out of this social conservative recess we have just witnessed.

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