CNBC Took down the polls with Ron Paul having 80%

http://www.youpolls.com/details.asp?pid=685

seems like a regular trend for him and kucinich... this probably at least the fourth time i heard of this happening. hell, if your going to put a poll up on the internet that no one's gonna take seriously anyway, why not just let it be! If it doesn't go your way DON'T REPORT ON IT!

Yep. While I dont see the poll as anything but a sampling, why not leve it alone or put in an error margin of 80%? The media is running this election and controlling the minds of a majority of America. I do hate those bastards.......yes I do.

Internet polls are stupid and appallingly inaccurate. They shouldn't even pretend they mean something, and sorry to all the Dennis and Darth Paul supporters, but there just isn't a snowballs chance.

It is winter time. Snowballs like winter.

And we could also take a look at some other polls, like Straw Polls that so many used to talk about.

Paul has won 25 out of 46 across the country.

And put to shame the other candidates if comparing wins/loses.

He also won the first ever National Caucus along with Obama. I will find the link.

i didn't take the ttime to check, are these sources internet polls?

Straw polls are local and state gatherings where people actually vote.

The National Caucus is new, and is also actual voters getting together to vote, and it then has the data organized and advertised on the internet.

http://www.nationalcaucus.com/results


December 7th National Caucus Results

Barack Obama Wins Democrat Caucuses; Ron Paul Dominates Both GOP And "Open" Caucuses

On December 7, 2007 across the country, Democrat, Republican and Open Caucus groups formed independently and Caucused on National Caucus Day. The First National Presidential Caucus is now history and the results are in.

Results were tallied from 19 Caucus groups (Republican, Democrat, and Open) that met on Friday, December 7th, 2007 in Dallas, TX (2D); Sarcoxie, MO (O); Boise, ID ®; Needham, MA (D); Carthage, MO (O); Manhattan, KS (D & R); Pineville, MO (O); Richmond, MO (O); Costa Mesa, CA (O); Springfield MO ®; Winston-Salem, NC (O); Overland Park, KS ®; New York City, NY (O); and Joplin, MO ®, Warrensburg, MO ®, Roselle Park, NK (D), and Philadelphia, PA (O).

Barack Obama wins over Democrat voters generating 40% of Democrat Caucus voter preferences. Obama was followed by a three-way tie for second, with John Edwards, Bill Richardson and "Undecided" each generating 20% of Democratic Caucus preferences.

On the Republican side, Ron Paul obliterated the field for the GOP generating the preference of 50% of GOP Caucuses. Mike Huckabee and Fred Thompson follow, generating 33.3% and 16.6% of Republican Caucus preferences, respectively.

Among votes in Open Caucuses, Ron Paul wins with 62.5% of Open Caucus votes, followed by Barack Obama (18.75%), Fred Thompson (12.5%), and Hilary Clinton (6.25%).