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igotthisguitar
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Tiger Beer
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On this poll, looks like Huckabee just got ahead of Ron Paul.
Hiliary just got above Obama as well on the Dems.
So, according to AOL, Huckabee and Clinton tomorrow. |
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igotthisguitar
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Hmmmm ... this is interesting:
http://news.search.yahoo.com/news/search?p=ron+paul&c=
Will Ron Paul Be Excluded From Sunday's Debate?
There seems to be a debate going on between Fox News and New Hampshire Republicans over precisely who will participate in this weekend's presidential debate.
Rumor has it that online fundraising sensation and Texas congressman Ron Paul and San Diego congressman Duncan Hunter will be excluded because their N.H. poll numbers are not in double digits, although Paul's fourth quarter fundraising numbers were way into double digits, nearing $20 million, according to his website. In the first 240 minutes of the new year, nearly $11,000 more came in.
Over the weekend a Fox News spokeswoman told Top of the Ticket that the New Hampshire Republican Party was making the choice of candidates to participate in the televised GOP presidential debate on Jan. 6 with Chris Wallace moderating. She even provided the chairman's e-mail: [email protected] to confirm that.
Alas, the chairman never responded to us.
Then, on Monday, that state party chair, Fergus Cullen, issued a statement saying that limiting candidates was not in the party's tradition, suggesting the media should not be in the ... business of excluding serious candidates and talks were continuing with Fox.
So whose decision is it?
Understandably, neither side apparently wants to incur the online wrath of Paul's passionate parishioners, who scour the Internet around the clock and descend like locusts on any opportunity to praise Paul or right perceived wrongs on any website or blog they can find.
If word got out that Fox/News Corp. chairman Rupert Murdoch's e-mail was [email protected], his mailbox would be full in a flash.
MORE ... 
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/washington/2008/01/should-ron-paul.html |
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