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DID YOU GUYS SEE CNN???
Submitted by drumbo on Thu, 01/03/2008 - 20:39
Did anyone see Anderson Cooper talking about the results they are seeing? Something like Huck whooping up w/ Romney close...then, Thompson & McCain... NO ranking for Ron Paul....yet. Anyone? » |
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So.....
What I'm seeing is that we can only muster up 9,122 or so people in the entire state of Iowa to vote for Ron Paul tonight. Is this correct?
Shep
Shep
Bunch of Babies in here....
Whats with all this negativity?
I am very happy tonight....our guy who has had little name recognition, little MSM time has kicked Giulianis ass out of the park and is within 4% of 3rd place. Plus, Iowa caucus truely looks like a joke, in its methods and in its number of voters. This is a victory for us. Fight on y'all.
math?
So right now on CNN.com, Thompson has 12289 votes at 14%, McCain has 12109 votes at 13%. So roughly 180 votes is 1 percentage point. Even if both were on the fringes and they were rounding, that is 360 votes = 1%.
So why does Hunter have 392 votes with 0%?
I hate the media.
Steve Stratton
Proud member of the R3VOLution
Steve Stratton
Proud member of the R3VOLution
Nevermind
I gave them more credit for knowing basic math than they deserve. They are not rounding at all, they are just tacking on another percentage point after the vote count breaks the threshold. 1 percentage point is about 900 votes (right now).
Steve Stratton
Proud member of the R3VOLution
Steve Stratton
Proud member of the R3VOLution
third place dead heat
yeah, they show the pie chart and only list the elite 4...
thompson with 13%, mccain with 12%, but they don't want to show that paul has 11%. but they will show richardson with 2% on the dem side.
Pissesmeoff!!!
Plenty of room for RP's %....
h-daddy
They
show only top 4 candidates
Frank's dinner : OR small group of uncommited republican voters
This is wierd ,,,like i have seen this all before,,,
If voting could really change things,
it would be illegal. Here is hoping for change!
CNN Update Page
Not good so far, but far from over:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#IA
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www.vaclib.org
CNN Update Page
Not good so far, but far from over:
http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2008/primaries/results/state/#IA
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www.vaclib.org
Paul 13% in some county.
Paul 13% in some county.
I see
7%, 10%, 11%, 14%, even 17% in one county.
11% overall for Iowa.
Huckabee projected to win Iowa re: CNN.
Allamakee, Osceola have 26% for Paul, #2 place
Osceola's done. Allamake and Pocahontas (23% for Paul) have 73% reporting and Paul's in #2 place in those three counties.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21228645/
Record turnout.
keep your pants on
its very early.
I just put them back
I just put them back on...now, I'm just shaking my pants.
it was
it was only like 2% of the attendees though or something like that
Investigate Zoo Hypothesis
Sketchy...
Sketchy...
keep your pants on
its very early.
Ahh
They just showed a pie chart with a big slice without a name next to it, but the other big four candidates had their name up there!
The slice was bigger than McCain's
It represents 2% of the results, probably from the smallest, remote precincts.
Defend Liberty!