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Two new polls today, suggest that Ron Paul is closing in on Newt Gingrich in Iowa and New Hampshire.
A new PPP poll reports that Ron Paul is at 21 percent in Iowa, close behind Gingrich who polled at 22 percent.
Paul voters in Iowa are decidedly more committed to their candidate. According to the PPP poll, 77 percent of current Paul voters say they're definitely going to vote for him, compared to only 54% for Gingrich. Romney has 67% of his supporters committed.
According to the latest Rasmussen New Hampshire poll, Ron Paul now rests at 18 percent, up four points from last month.
Gingrich, on the otherhand, is at 22 percent, down from 24 percent last month. Huntsman remains largely unchanged at 10 percent, compared to 11 percent last month.
Suppose Ron Paul wins in Iowa, comes in a very close 2nd in SC & NH? Other then the obvious mass soiling of their lawn clothes what will the entrenched Political Parasite class do to ensure victory of anyone else but Ron Paul?
Let's go one step further and suppose he comes bolting out of the pack ala Bill Clinton to take the Republican nomination. Polls show that he could beat Obama.
I thought Ron Paul would end up at best a power broker in a severely fragmented primary battle. Now it looks like he has a chance to win the whole blessed thing.