McCain Still Lags Behind Democrats and Ron Paul in Internet Market Share
Via the Trustees of the Republican Leadership Trust
Senators Barak Obama, Hillary Clinton and John McCain all scored new all-time highs in Internet Market Share, according to the June 5, 2008 SIPP Index. However, the GOP is unable to cut into the Democrats’ greater than two to one market share, according to the Opposite Party Margin index. More important, Senator McCain is unable to gain any traction not only against the Democrats, but also against his remaining, but nominal GOP primary opponent, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul. Despite breaking above the 13% ceiling, now at 13.73% market share, McCain still trails Paul, who has a 20.11% market share. Obama, at 39.03% and Clinton at 21.81% each scored all time highs, due in large part anticipation on Clinton’s eventual departure from the Presidential stage. In the all important OPM, Obama still leads McCain 2.84 to 1.
The Trustees have not reported on the McCain-Paul comparisons to date, simply because McCain long ago obtained the necessary number of delegates to win the GOP nomination. However, now that Obama is the presumptive Democratic nominee the fall campaign has already begun. Yet Paul’s lead over McCain is troublesome because it reflects that McCain still has not seized command of Internet politicking.
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Ha Ha
At some point the RNC is going to come and beg for our support
McCain is worse for Republicans than Kerry was to for Demomcrats!!
What
holds McCain's support together? Fraud or something else?
The nastiest, most corrupt, vile, and embarrassingly misinformed
...glue. Or pus, mixed with ancient occult black voodoo magic.
For liberty!! *gong*