Heh heh heh heh...
 

Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Ben Carson now stand alone at the top
of the Republican field, as Carly Fiorina's brief foray into the top
tier of candidates seeking the GOP nomination for president appears to
have ended, a new CNN/ORC poll finds.

Fiorina has lost 11 points in the last month, declining from 15% support
and second place to 4% and a tie for seventh place.

At the same time, Carson has gained eight points and joins Trump as the
only two candidates with support above 20%. As in early September before
Fiorina's spike in support, Trump and Carson are the first choice
candidate of about half of the potential Republican electorate. All
told, nearly two-thirds of Republican voters choose Trump or Carson as
either their first or second choice for the nomination.

No other candidates made significant gains since the last CNN/ORC poll
conducted just after the Republican debate hosted by CNN and the Ronald
Reagan Presidential Library.

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Make it so, GOPers...

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On Tuesday, October 20, 2015 at 5:35:35 AM UTC-5, Keyser Söze wrote:
Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Ben Carson now stand alone at the top
of the Republican field, as Carly Fiorina's brief foray into the top
tier of candidates seeking the GOP nomination for president appears to
have ended, a new CNN/ORC poll finds.

Fiorina has lost 11 points in the last month, declining from 15% support
and second place to 4% and a tie for seventh place.

At the same time, Carson has gained eight points and joins Trump as the
only two candidates with support above 20%. As in early September before
Fiorina's spike in support, Trump and Carson are the first choice
candidate of about half of the potential Republican electorate. All
told, nearly two-thirds of Republican voters choose Trump or Carson as
either their first or second choice for the nomination.

No other candidates made significant gains since the last CNN/ORC poll
conducted just after the Republican debate hosted by CNN and the Ronald
Reagan Presidential Library.

- - -

Make it so, GOPers...

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/epo...nton-5470.html

Go ahead and vote for the woman with blood on her hands. When that 3 AM call came in from Benghazi she chose to do nothing. Shes a skank.

Heh heh heh heh...
 

On 10/20/15 10:50 PM, RGrew176 wrote:
Keyser Söze;1047074 Wrote:
Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Ben Carson now stand alone at the top
of the Republican field, as Carly Fiorina's brief foray into the top
tier of candidates seeking the GOP nomination for president appears to
have ended, a new CNN/ORC poll finds.

Fiorina has lost 11 points in the last month, declining from 15% support

and second place to 4% and a tie for seventh place.

At the same time, Carson has gained eight points and joins Trump as the

only two candidates with support above 20%. As in early September before

Fiorina's spike in support, Trump and Carson are the first choice
candidate of about half of the potential Republican electorate. All
told, nearly two-thirds of Republican voters choose Trump or Carson as
either their first or second choice for the nomination.

No other candidates made significant gains since the last CNN/ORC poll
conducted just after the Republican debate hosted by CNN and the Ronald

Reagan Presidential Library.

- - -

Make it so, GOPers...

Go ahead and vote for the woman with blood on her hands. When that 3 AM
call came in from Benghazi she chose to do nothing. Shes a skank.






Hehehe...the product of right-wing radio, eh?

Heh heh heh heh...
 

Keyser Söze wrote:
On 10/20/15 10:50 PM, RGrew176 wrote:
Keyser Söze;1047074 Wrote:
Washington (CNN)Donald Trump and Ben Carson now stand alone at the top
of the Republican field, as Carly Fiorina's brief foray into the top
tier of candidates seeking the GOP nomination for president appears to
have ended, a new CNN/ORC poll finds.

Fiorina has lost 11 points in the last month, declining from 15% support

and second place to 4% and a tie for seventh place.

At the same time, Carson has gained eight points and joins Trump as the

only two candidates with support above 20%. As in early September before

Fiorina's spike in support, Trump and Carson are the first choice
candidate of about half of the potential Republican electorate. All
told, nearly two-thirds of Republican voters choose Trump or Carson as
either their first or second choice for the nomination.

No other candidates made significant gains since the last CNN/ORC poll
conducted just after the Republican debate hosted by CNN and the Ronald

Reagan Presidential Library.

- - -

Make it so, GOPers...

Go ahead and vote for the woman with blood on her hands. When that 3 AM
call came in from Benghazi she chose to do nothing. Shes a skank.






Hehehe...the product of right-wing radio, eh?


No, a product of a life of sleaze.