Sure, Rand lags behind some of the "mainstream" candidates, but 38 % is not bad for a wingnut.
Educational inroads being made into the minds of the sheeple??? Hope springs eternal.
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Public Policy Polling:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 13, 2011
Obama leads potential 2012 foes nationally
Raleigh, N.C. – President Obama has held his ground or slightly increased his share of
the vote against his prospective Republican opponents since PPP last took a measure of
the American electorate in March. His closest challenger for the national popular vote is
Mike Huckabee, who lags 43-48, the same deficit as last month. Close behind is Mitt
Romney, down 41-47 (42-47). Obama beat John McCain by seven points in 2008.
Unlikely candidates Chris Christie (39-48) and Rand Paul (38-48) trail Obama as well, as
do Newt Gingrich (38-52, versus 39-50 in March) and Sarah Palin (36-54 versus 38-53).
No candidate has lost the nationwide vote by 18 points since Walter Mondale won only
his own state and D.C. against Ronald Reagan in 1984.
via Lew Rockwell's new political blog
This poll doesn't jive with others that I have seen which show all much closer and some tied.
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