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 First Read/MSNBC has a new set of polls from the Triumvirate. Iowa:
New Hampshire:
South Carolina:
Per First Read, Huckabee leads among born-again Christians and weekly church goers, no doubt as a result of his Christain Leader ad in Iowa. |
» Georgia's On His Mind from ElephantBiz
First Read has a poll from Georgia that has Mike Huckabee in the lead:Huckabee 23% Thompson 20% Giulaini 17% McCain 11% Romney 10% This is a pretty significant poll for Huckabee because, with the SC poll, it shows that he is... [Read More]
» Debate Prep: Context on the Ground from ElephantBiz
First Read has the narrative of the debates, thus far: The seemingly endless debate parade of 2007 began -- on the Republican side -- at the Reagan Library in California, underneath Reagan's own Air Force One. It took us to Columbia,... [Read More]
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» BREAKING: Romney Goes Negative First from ElephantBiz
Three days. It only took 3 days for Mitt Romney to go negative since the first (and second) poll showed him trailing Mike Huckabee badly in Iowa. The hit in the ad is two-fold. It subtly lowers Huckabee's stature by... [Read More]
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