Thread: Zogby Spins Poll Results To Marginalize Ron Paul

(I'm confused as to whether we can now post news on presidential candidates. I noticed other people are doing it so I thought it would be ok).



Ignored Texas Congressman's domination of nearly every category to focus on single Giuliani success

Paul Joseph Watson
Prison Planet
Tuesday, November 20, 2007 Â*


In their press release about the results of a new telephone poll, Zogby chose to marginalize Ron Paul by highlighting a demographic that was won by Rudy Giuliani, while largely ignoring the fact that the Texas Congressman completely dominated almost every other aspect of the poll.

Under the headline Giuliani Leads Among Republicans in Latest Blind Bio Survey, the Zogby press release reads, "Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, long the favorite in nationwide samples of likely Republican voters in the 2008 race for the party's presidential nomination, has the strongest resume of four top contenders, a new Zogby International survey shows."

"The telephone survey, known as a “blind bioâ€

I am voting for Ron Paul unless Lou Dobbs gets in the race

yeah. Zogby is being underhanded.

Just go to Yahoo anyday this week.. something about Guiliania will be on there. This started happeneing when Mitt started climbing to a greater degree in the early primary states.. so, they are hyping Ghiuliani across the board... It is a shame.

This is the type of stuff "polls" do -- misrepresent data much of the time.

We are seeing false reports on every news station. This is called plain and simple propoganda. This is why we have to circulate everything we see. That is our only chance.

Zogby's focus on Giuliani's success in one demographic is completely misleading and obfuscates the fact that Ron Paul won 90% of the categories in the survey.

I don't have a dog in this fight because I don't support either of these candidates. However, I will say that the demographic Paul lost to Giuliani in is the most important one since he's running as a Republican.

There's also a CNN poll out today where they asked republicans about the negatives.

Paul scored the hightest with 61%. Way higher than the rest on this question.


Question: “Would you consider supporting Ron Paul for the republican nomination or would you not support him for the nomination under any circumstances?â€

[quote="AuntB"]There's also a CNN poll out today where they asked republicans about the negatives.

Paul scored the hightest with 61%. Way higher than the rest on this question.


Question: “Would you consider supporting Ron Paul for the republican nomination or would you not support him for the nomination under any circumstances?â€