New Gallup Poll: 45% Of Republicans Say Romney Will Get The Nod

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  1. ABM

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    Ouch!

    Kinda surprised to see Paul on the same tier as Bachmann.
     
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    Of their candidates, he has the best chance against Obama.
     
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    ABM Happily Married In Music City, USA!

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    I thought that 21% figure was kind of interesting. Undecideds mean everything.
     
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    And by that you mean he has no chance.

    The Republicans sure are trotting out some awful candidates. It's almost like some kind of bad joke...
     
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    I disagree that he has no chance, and I'm not saying that to appease the woofing gods or appear moderate. I don't think it's a sure thing for re-election
     
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    They should do a Survivor type of thing. Put all of them on an island with no food and the one who survives is the nominee.
     
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    Mitt Romney also leads the GOP field in flop sweats during debates.

    Dude looked like he ran through an airport right before hitting the stage the other night.

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    The way these debates have been set up is unfortunate. I've had a very difficult time trying to determine/compare where each of these candidates stand on the various issues. The format is veneer thin.

    I was at least curious as to what Gingrich meant by utilizing some type of no-holds-barred, 3-hour, non-interrupted cage match debate. That sounds fun!
     
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    That's right, because this is a popularity contest, nothing more.

    Even as a republican, I just can't vote for Romney. Sad to say if I had to choose, it would be Obama over him, yes he's had a horrible first term, but I think it's taken that for him to figure it all out.

    Sad days for the GOP.
     
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    Might as well just give it to Bachmann, then.
     
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    Not saying it's a popularity contest, but that he's not super extreme in his positions and doesn't seem against the idea that he can change his mind.
     
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    Nah, Ron Paul would win that.
     
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    Indeed. With Republicans like you, who needs Democrats?

    Ed O.
     
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    I don't think this poll means a lot. Any semi-rational person would say Romney is the most likely of the lot. That doesn't mean he'll win, just that no other single candidate has a higher likelihood at present.

    If I had to bet, I'd bet on Romney and give pretty good odds. Luckily, I don't have to bet, I just have to sit back and laugh.

    barfo
     
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    He seems quite fond of that idea, in fact.

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    Gingrich is gaining momentum. I want to hear more of what he has to say. As previously mentioned, though, these debates are relatively worthless in helping me compare the candidates.

    http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-503544_...ll-cain-tops-3-way-race-with-romney-gingrich/

    http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2011/11/11/polls-gingrich-grows-on-gop-voters/
     
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    Romney looks like a total chode. If that's our choice over Obama, I vote for a revolution.
     
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    21% did not say they were undecided. They werent being asked who they support or who they will vote for. They were asked to guess who will win the nomination.
     
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    Meaning, 21% did not associate with that particular group. That's still a rather large number. Other than Romney, it's the largest figure of the bunch.
     

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