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Mitt Romney is now seen as the leader of the Republican Party, and no one else is even close.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey gave Likely U.S. Voters the names of eight well-known Republicans, including the four finalists for the party’s presidential nomination, and asked which was the leader of the GOP. Twenty-six percent (26%) said Romney, with House Speaker John Boehner second at 13%. (To see survey question wording, click here.)
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I see Romney as the CEO who stands on stage in the company auditorium telling the work-force they should be loyal to the company and the company will be loyal to them while his assistants sit in the corner suite finalizing the paperwork to lay-off 40% of the work-force while sending themselves to Pebble Beach for 'meetings', don't forget your clubs.
That leaves 61% going to the 6 people who finished 3rd through 8th.
Here are the details. They gave quite a few choices to choose from...some sort of silly choices IMO, but that accounts for the percentages being so spread. Romney overwhelmingy got the largest percentage.
Is the leader of the Republican Party Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum, Newt Gingrich, Ron Paul, John Boehner, Rush Limbaugh, Paul Ryan, Sarah Palin or someone else?
Romney — 26%
Boehner — 13%
Paul — 7%
Limbaugh — 7%
Santorum — 6%
Gingrich — 4%
Ryan — 4%
Palin — 2%
Other — 17%
Undecided — 14%
Here are the results of the same question to just Republicans:
Romney — 27%
Boehner — 14%
Santorum — 12%
Gingrich — 6%
Paul — 5%
Limbaugh — 4% or less
Ryan — 4% or less
Palin — 4% or less
Other/Undec — 25%
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