GOP voters are asked whom they would vote for – from among a list of six prominent Republicans - in the 2012 party primary in their state: 25% say Romney, while 24% say Palin and 22% opt for former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee.
Forty percent (40%) of GOP voters nationally believe Palin has hurt her chances of winning the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 by resigning as governor of Alaska. Twenty-four percent (24%) say the resignation helps her chances, and 28% say it will have no impact on the race.
No J'boam for you, Mr Rot. Just a Coors in a tin can.
She has the right enemies...
ReplyDeleteUh, J'boam...
ReplyDeleteAfter all:
ReplyDeleteGOP voters are asked whom they would vote for – from among a list of six prominent Republicans - in the 2012 party primary in their state: 25% say Romney, while 24% say Palin and 22% opt for former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee.
Forty percent (40%) of GOP voters nationally believe Palin has hurt her chances of winning the Republican presidential nomination in 2012 by resigning as governor of Alaska. Twenty-four percent (24%) say the resignation helps her chances, and 28% say it will have no impact on the race.
No J'boam for you, Mr Rot. Just a Coors in a tin can.
60% of Repigs say no.
ReplyDeleteJ'boam. I get there about the 29th. Have it chilled for me Prof Jeeves.
You got the logic wrong, Mr Rot. I beat you by 40%-24%. Poney up the moolah.
ReplyDeleteNo way. You're out of the mainstream. Pay up, David Brooks.
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