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Haley Barbour

0 (0%)

Rick Santorum

0 (0%)

Newt Gingrich

0 (0%)

Michelle Bachmann

2 (9.5%)

Para Sailing (Sara Palin)

2 (9.5%)

Donald Trump

1 (4.8%)

Mike Huckabee

3 (14.3%)

Herman Cain

2 (9.5%)

Mitt Romney

4 (19%)

Ron Paul

6 (28.6%)

Other (please state)

1 (4.8%)

Total Members Voted: 21

Voting closed: April 07, 2011, 11:54:10 AM

[The Fuzz]

The first debate where Bachmann and Palin are in that is televised, I'm popping a huge bag of popcorn for!

Romney and Bachmann lead....wow, what a zoo.

Romney, Bachmann lead in 2012 Iowa caucus poll
APAP – 48 mins ago

   
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A new Iowa Poll shows national Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney and tea party favorite Michele Bachmann leading among the state's likely GOP caucus-goers.

The poll conducted for The Des Moines Register shows Romney, the former Massachusetts governor, with support from 23 percent in Iowa. Bachmann, the Minnesota representative who plans to launch her campaign in Iowa on Monday, has support from 22 percent.

Romney was the No. 2 finisher in the caucuses in his bid for the 2008 GOP nomination. Bachmann is a three-term congresswoman and newer face in the 2012 White House mix.

The results are based on telephone interviews with 400 likely Republican Iowa caucus-goers from June 19 to 22. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.9 percentage points.

Romney has said he plans to run a scaled-down Iowa campaign, compared to the all-out, $10-million effort he waged for the 2008 caucuses.

Tim Pawlenty has been the most aggressive about campaigning in Iowa, having lined up top Iowa and national consultants, been a frequent visitor to the state and ran the 2012 campaign's first Republican candidate television advertisements last week.

However, only 6 percent of Iowa Republicans expected to attend the 2012 caucuses prefer the former Minnesota governor as their choice, according to the poll.

Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich, whose campaign has struggled since widespread staff departures this month, has support from 7 percent, the same as Texas Representative Ron Paul.

Former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum has 4 percent, followed by former Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman, who has said he will not campaign in Iowa, with 2 percent.

http://beta.news.yahoo.com/romney-bachmann-lead-2012-iowa-caucus-poll-020845793.html

[Baby Hitler]

Romney is the only one of the bunch that might have a chance with independent voters.

The fact that Michelle Bachmann has that much support just goes to show how out of touch with reality Republicans truly are.

[The Fuzz]

No doubt they are in disarray and disillusion...but honestly, it is my personal belief that both parties are.  One just happens to be worse than the other.

What a great time for the "Common Sense" Independent Party to evolve.

[ducksoup]

No doubt they are in disarray and disillusion...but honestly, it is my personal belief that both parties are.  One just happens to be worse than the other.

What a great time for the "Common Sense" Independent Party to evolve.

Problem is that the people that seem to be the only ones with that "common sense" are just the poor and middle class workers that don't have the Koch brothers funding to back them.  Money is the only "free speech" anymore.

Cool, you can just keep typing and typing and it is all one reaaalllly looonnnngggg post box.

[Frenchfry]

Cool, you can just keep typing and typing and it is all one reaaalllly looonnnngggg post box.

Not having that issue here. The box has something in the middle of the bottom for adjustment. Just place your mouse cursor over it and drag it to adjust.

[ducksoup]

Not having that issue here. The box has something in the middle of the bottom for adjustment. Just place your mouse cursor over it and drag it to adjust.

no such thing on mine, the box is probably about ten pages wide.

[Frenchfry]

2012 Republican presidential hopeful and Tea Party favorite Herman Cain had some strange thoughts on who might advise him on issues related to the environment.

Cain: Trust Big Oil To Protect Environment

[The Fuzz]

I can hardly wait for the debates.....through Bachmann and Palin on the stage and I may watch this straight just to absorb all the humor.

Romney will look to be a left winger at the podium.

[BigRedDog]

I can hardly wait for the debates.....through Bachmann and Palin on the stage and I may watch this straight just to absorb all the humor.

Romney will look to be a left winger at the podium.

When I saw Ms. Bachman's comment I thought of you Fuzz

Bachmann on Palin: Not going to give media 'a mud-wrestling fight'

Here's the article:

http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/la-pn-bachmann-palin-20110629,0,1966174.story

[The Fuzz]

I think the square off to see who drops out of the race between those two should be settled in my pudding pit!  BRD, I will have special front row seats set up for me and you!

[Baby Hitler]

I think the square off to see who drops out of the race between those two should be settled in my pudding pit!  BRD, I will have special front row seats set up for me and you!

I think the battle should be fought with tazer guns.

[The Fuzz]

LOL, true, but I think I'd much more enjoy ice cold water squirt guns in thin white tshirts.

[Will Sweat]

LOL, true, but I think I'd much more enjoy ice cold water squirt guns in thin white tshirts.

Fuzz . . . . .you have solved our debt issue . . . . we make this a pay per view and bingo, shazzam! ! !

[Baby Hitler]

Frankly I don't see either one of them as attractive, but to each his own I guess.

[The Fuzz]

Who said they were attractive?  Not sure I'd focus on the face of either.