Ron Paul seems to be leading in most, if not all, of them. In at least like 4 links, he has over 90% of votes.
Hey! Ron Paul isn’t there or was removed. Something’s not right…
Right. Read the update below the name list.
Moderator note: profanity removed. -Nielsio
if he does not have the ability to control how many times people can vote, then he shouldn’t have a poll in the first place. If he deleted ron paul b/c he got the hint that people were going to do multiple votes, then he should delete all the other candidates too, since the voters have the ability to double vote all other candidates too…
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if he does not have the ability to control how many times people can vote, then he shouldn’t have a poll in the first place. If he deleted ron paul b/c he got the hint that people were going to do multiple votes, then he should delete all the other candidates too, since the voters have the ability to double vote all other candidates too…
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I don’t think it has anything to do with multiple votes. He just didn’t like the fact that someone spread the word about his poll to other likeminded people who would vote for the same person. In other words, the people who back a candidate he doesn’t like are motivated and enthusiastic…much more so than the candidate he does like, so he’s going to look for any reason to screw with them. It’s like someone getting pissed off that a bunch of Obama supporters went knocking on people’s doors on election day to “remind” them to vote. Campaigning gets you kicked off the ballot. That’s certainly a new one.
http://www.topix.com/issue/gop-debate-aug11
that is a map of where the support for what candidate comes from. Notice where Romney’s support is…
Go Ron Paul!
EDIT: I totally missed that link in the OP.
JJ,
i dont know, i’ll give him the benefit of the doubt… nevertheless, the logic to it is still flawed