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Yes. Just like when Cain won a straw poll. Ron Paul won the rest.
Cain also led the actual polling, granted that in part shows how insane the current base has become, but he did lead and was competitive in actual polling Paul hasn't been.
Cain also led the actual polling, granted that in part shows how insane the current base has become, but he did lead and was competitive in actual polling Paul hasn't been.
Mainstream is suppressing Ron Paul but they won't be able to sustain it.
Mainstream is suppressing Ron Paul but they won't be able to sustain it.
The same thing was said it 2007 and 2008, yet despite leading and dominating those very same online and straw poll he is dominating now it didn't happen.
Nobody would go through that trouble for an online poll. Proxies still have an IP.
Its not hard if you are good at computers. If online polls meant anything then why did the candidate who dominated these very same online polls go nowhere in the 08 nomination??
The same thing was said it 2007 and 2008, yet despite leading and dominating those very same online and straw poll he is dominating now it didn't happen.
Nobody would go through that trouble for an online poll.
Actually people do go through that much trouble for an online poll for the same reason people go through so much trouble to make sure Paul wins straw polls which have no meaning.
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Originally Posted by NM_156
Proxies still have an IP.
Yes but I can submit 500,000 votes for something through 500,000 different proxy IP's. Dont think that would change the outcome of an online poll?
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