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NEW AOL Poll about Paul being excluded. Results are RIGGED Big Time!
Submitted by TheOnlyHope on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 11:54
Most of the States show little statistical differences that I can see. About 20% as of now AGREE with Fox's decision and I don't buy that for a second. http://news.aol.com/political-machine/2008/01/03/hot-seat-pa... » |
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MONTANA % add up to 111%....hmmm
I live in MT, everyone wants RP to win. The polls don't add up.
30% exclude Ron Paul
75% Don' exclude Ron Paul
6% not sure
Nomis
MONTANA 31% in FAVOR of FOX's decision? NO WAY!
Montana is a State that has a high percentage of residents that want Government OUT of their lives. This poll is very rigged.
Wasn't it much different last night?
There were like 97% against Fox's decision.
I'm not sure if this is a "NEW" poll or the same
My guess is AOL didn't like the results of the last one.
Yeah, BUT
74% disagree with Fox's decision. As of my last count there were approximately 19 Million people who work for Federal, State and Local governments, not including Military and Shhhhhhh (secret) spy agencies. So these numbers sound about right.
"A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself within" W. Durant
State distribution suspect
National average is 21% against Ron Paul, while Colorado is at 25%? I don't buy it -- Colorado has one of the higher per-capita campaign donation rates to Ron Paul.
No way
A rigged poll from AOL? no way.
(too bad you cant hear my voice or you would pick up on the sarcasm)
Steve Stratton
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Steve Stratton
Proud member of the R3VOLution