PAUL AND McKINNEY ALSO LANDSLIDE TO VICTORY IN THEIR RACES
Special Report by the Creative Youth News Team
December 21, 2007
"Blows away" may be an understatement when Kucinich got 76.7% of a poll of 80,153 Democratic votes while the next highest Democratic competitor received in the single-digits in a new national primary conducted by an independent group, IndependentPrimary.com. Kucinich received over 8 times as many votes as the second place finisher and left the other candidates in the dust, confused and wondering why the average voter doesn't want them.
Independentprimary.com kept track of who voted and made sure each person only voted once. To prevent cross-overs, voters were only allowed to vote once in one of the races: Democratic, Republican or Green. This increased the accuracy of the polls.
Supporters of John Edwards who have been trying to convince Democrats that Edwards is an electable Kucinich wound up with egg on on their faces and looking like dillusional and out of touch with reality. Kucinich supporters, who have read John Edwards speeches wherein he convinced the Senate Democrats to vote for war, have been questioning the rationality of Edwards supporters for quite some time.
This poll followed big wins for Kucinich in polls done by groups that had been heavily pushing John Edwards. In the Democracy for America Poll, Kucinich creamed all other candidates, winning 47 out of 50 states against all delcared candidates. John Edwards was only able to pick up the state of Washington, there. Edwards lost Washington to Kucinich in the Progressive Democrats for America poll, where Kucinich won 46 out of 50 states, leaving Edwards supporters to wonder why people weren't taking their canddiate seriously.
In all these polls, Obama and Clinton have shown that their good press doesn't translate into support from voters who research the issues.
Ron Paul, similarly showed that he resonates with voters, winning his poll of 25, 269 Republican voters with 93%. His competitors were also in the single digits.
McKinney proved that she is the most electable Green, winning the
Green poll with 80% of the vote.
With real voters establishing they support Kucinich, Paul and McKinney, one has to wonder who the news media is polling. Some suspect that their polling subjects are members of the Bush and Clinton Administrations.
Voters have saying, for some time, that they are tired of tha
choice between the lesser of the evils and want to have a general
election decision of the best against the best against the best.
For voters, this election would give them a choice of Dennis Kucinich
vs Ron Paul vs Cynthia McKinney. If one of these three wins their
respective primary, that candidate is likely to have a landslide
candidate in November.
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"Blows away" may be an understatement when Kucinich got 76.7% of a poll of 80,153 Democratic votes while the next highest Democratic competitor received in the single-digits in a new national primary conducted by an independent group, IndependentPrimary.com. Kucinich received over 8 times as many votes as the second place finisher and left the other candidates in the dust, confused and wondering why the average voter doesn't want them.
Independentprimary.com kept track of who voted and made sure each person only voted once. To prevent cross-overs, voters were only allowed to vote once in one of the races: Democratic, Republican or Green. This increased the accuracy of the polls.
Supporters of John Edwards who have been trying to convince Democrats that Edwards is an electable Kucinich wound up with egg on on their faces and looking like dillusional and out of touch with reality. Kucinich supporters, who have read John Edwards speeches wherein he convinced the Senate Democrats to vote for war, have been questioning the rationality of Edwards supporters for quite some time.
This poll followed big wins for Kucinich in polls done by groups that had been heavily pushing John Edwards. In the Democracy for America Poll, Kucinich creamed all other candidates, winning 47 out of 50 states against all delcared candidates. John Edwards was only able to pick up the state of Washington, there. Edwards lost Washington to Kucinich in the Progressive Democrats for America poll, where Kucinich won 46 out of 50 states, leaving Edwards supporters to wonder why people weren't taking their canddiate seriously.
In all these polls, Obama and Clinton have shown that their good press doesn't translate into support from voters who research the issues.
Ron Paul, similarly showed that he resonates with voters, winning his poll of 25, 269 Republican voters with 93%. His competitors were also in the single digits.
With real voters establishing they support Kucinich, Paul and McKinney, one has to wonder who the news media is polling. Some suspect that their polling subjects are members of the Bush and Clinton Administrations.
Copyright ©2007 by the Creative Youth News Team. All rights reserved.
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