Ron Paul Sweeping More Straw Polls
Saturday, August 25, 2007 - FreeMarketNews.com
The Ron Paul campaign website carries a release focusing on the candidate's little noted success (by the mainstream press) in GOP straw polls over the last few months.====="Coming off the Iowa Straw Poll the momentum for the Ron Paul 2008 campaign continues to build. Congressman Ron Paul has finished in the top 5 in 16 of the last 17 straw polls and can claim 1st place victories in New Hampshire, North Carolina, Washington, and Alabama. In comparing results head-to-head, Congressman Paul has blown away most of the field, defeating Rudy Giuliani in 15 of the 17 polls and John McCain in 15 of the 16 polls."See: http://blog.ronpaul2008.com/ron_paul_2008/2007/08/ron-paul-in-the.html=====FMNN's August 20, 2007 article "Ron Paul Tops Straw Poll Trend?" alerted readers to Ron Paul's straw poll success. Other articles on alternative news sites - and now Ron Paul's own site - have developed the theme since then. Will a high finish in the upcoming straw poll in Texas, Ron Paul's home state, finally drive mainstream coverage of Ron Paul's exceptional straw poll results?See: http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=47579
The Ron Paul campaign website carries a release focusing on the candidate's little noted success (by the mainstream press) in GOP straw polls over the last few months.====="Coming off the Iowa Straw Poll the momentum for the Ron Paul 2008 campaign continues to build. Congressman Ron Paul has finished in the top 5 in 16 of the last 17 straw polls and can claim 1st place victories in New Hampshire, North Carolina, Washington, and Alabama. In comparing results head-to-head, Congressman Paul has blown away most of the field, defeating Rudy Giuliani in 15 of the 17 polls and John McCain in 15 of the 16 polls."See: http://blog.ronpaul2008.com/ron_paul_2008/2007/08/ron-paul-in-the.html=====FMNN's August 20, 2007 article "Ron Paul Tops Straw Poll Trend?" alerted readers to Ron Paul's straw poll success. Other articles on alternative news sites - and now Ron Paul's own site - have developed the theme since then. Will a high finish in the upcoming straw poll in Texas, Ron Paul's home state, finally drive mainstream coverage of Ron Paul's exceptional straw poll results?See: http://www.freemarketnews.com/WorldNews.asp?nid=47579
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