Ron Paul’s Path to the White House Goes Through Nevada

Freedom knows no ceiling.

Any state that would vote for Harry Reid, is a lost cause……..even among Democrats.

Ron Paul is the only candidate that can beat Obama.

Ron Paul Polls in First Place in Key Early Voting State of Iowa

New survey reveals a statistical tie with Herman Cain—and that Dr. Paul’s support is unwavering

LAKE JACKSON, Texas – 2012 Republican Presidential candidate Ron Paul polls well within the margin of error at first place and has an unusually loyal following that is unlikely to switch to another candidate, according to a new Bloomberg News poll.

Paul polls at a strong 19 percent while pizza baron Herman Cain polls at 20 percent, making the first in the nation race a statistical tie. The poll has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points and was surveyed during November 10th to 12th.

Mitt Romney polls at 18 percent and Newt Gingrich at 17 percent among the likely caucus goers, while Rick Perry and Michele Bachmann earned just 7 and 5 percent, respectively. A mere 3 and 1 percent of respondents, respectively, chose Rick Santorum and Jon Huntsman.

Poll highlights favorable to Dr. Paul include the following points:
Among likely caucus-goers who say their decision is final, Paul leads with 32 percent, followed by Romney and Gingrich at 25 and 17 percent, respectively; and
Among Paul supporters who backed him in the 2008 caucuses, an impressive 69 percent of those who backed Paul’s bid for the presidency in 2008 still support him now; and
Paul’s campaign leads all other campaigns in voter contact, with about two thirds of respondents saying they’ve heard from his campaign.

The Bloomberg News poll follows a recent CNN/TIME/ORC poll showing that Paul polls among the top three in the key early voting state in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, and that concerning Iowa, Paul’s support is growing along with the changing nature of the field.

“The Bloomberg News poll reveals that Ron Paul is a top contender in the key early voting state of Iowa, which helps determine who will win the Republican nomination for the presidency

In your face, MSM!!! Ron Paul 2012!!!

I vote to raise that ceiling.

O.K.,so this Herzik guy says things and Volack parrots for him.Admittedly he is sounding smarter for doing so,but that part about the BAILOUTS seems to stick out as nonsensical.How did the first couple of rounds of bailouts help Nevada?Is that where the C.E.O.’s retire?Is there a secret Chevy plant hidden there that gives high paying jobs to Nevada citizens?Did they work out a deal to make the other States pay all that money back with interest while still not paying their fair share?Volack you really are #1.Ha,Ha,……………..HA!

“Paul did well in Nevada four years ago, placing second to Mitt Romney, but since then the economy has taken a severe downturn and no state has been hit harder by the collapse in the housing industry than Nevada. That complicates the picture for Paul, because his message of “no bailouts” might fall on deaf ears in a state that is trying to rebound from 13 percent unemployment and where median income is falling, Herzik said.”

Ron Paul WARNED that this would happen. If ANYthing Nevada is listening now!!!

President Paul!!!

AIPAC is trying their best to discredit Dr. Paul statistics. The most recent poll by MSNBC does not show Dr. Paul in top 5.

Dr. Paul is one of the very last honest men left in politics today. He cannot be bought. He cannot be silenced. His voting record speaks for itself. He’s been a Congressman for 10 terms, and has never once been caught in a lie. He has been right about everything that caused the financial crash of 2008. He’s on CSPAN predicting exactly what would happen if we passed the bailout in 2008. He’s on CSPAN predicting that we would lose our liberties step by step if we went to war with Iraq in 2002. He said in Sept of 2001 that Fanny Mae and Freddy Mac would lead to a housing bubble, that would in time burst leaving us with nothing but debt. Then in Sept 2010 he again points out that the bubbles were caused by excess credit created by the FED. He points out in Dec of 98 that Clinton bombing Iraq and killing hundreds of civilians and bombing that aspirin factory in Sudan that also caused 100s of civilian deaths was unconstitutional, and that it would come back to haunt us. He said it was an act of war, he said it would cause problems, that our policies were destroying Iraq with blockades. “We’re liable to have more terrorist attacks.” In Oct of 2001 Osama bin Laden himself said that 1 million children in Iraq have died and were still dying because of the blockades. Dr. Paul has been right on EVERYTHING. All you have to do is Google youtube cspan ron paul. Look it up for yourself like I did. Our policies are causing terrorist attacks. Our monetary policies caused and are causing our financial crises. We need to fundamentally change both our foreign and monetary policies. No other candidate has shown any understanding of the underlying causes of our problems. To correct the problems you have to understand the causes.

It’s either Ron Paul or the status quo and we know how the status quo has worked out. I am a staunch Ron Paul supporter for one, he helped me protect my 401K BEFORE the crash and two he tells the truth! I pray that more people would listen to his message and enrich their own lives! God bless Ron Paul!

I live in west Texas and the tv is flooded with Rick Perry ads. The ads are slick and clean. I believe he had to practice for hours and do several takes to get it right. To my dear governor I say: 1) I had to take some time to collect my thoughts on who to vote for president. 2) Oooops!!! I am voting for Ron Paul. 3) My Ron Paul yard sign is up and the Ron Paul bumper stickers are on my trucks. 4) Rick-there are some nice little ranches here in west Texas where you can wander the south 40 during the day, but try to remember how to get back to the barn at night. You will be happy there.

Romney certainly has the money. Wall Street financial interests have abundantly filled his coffers. Also many LDS members are eager for their faith to be seen as uncontroversial and the election of one of their own would be the proof they are looking for, hence their strong tendency to pick Romney.

However, Romney has two big problems, foremost of which is that he is not likable. Maybe it’s his stunning good looks that make him seem to be a life-size political Ken doll, a plastic personality enhanced by his perpetual closed-lip smile. More likely it’s his all-business-all-the-time demeanor that says this is no-one you would feel comfortable talking to or visiting with, like a door-to-door salesman sitting in your living room that you’d like to give the bum’s rush.

Second is Romney’s well-known flip-floppery that leaves voters with the feeling that they are being lied to with positions adopted for pure political convenience.

The Romney/Paul contrast is stark. Ron Paul is self-effacing and a baby doctor with a warm bedside manner. There is palpable love in the room when he speaks to gatherings of his supporters. Huge crowds show up to bask in his presence on university campuses. Supporters don’t wait for the Paul campaign to tell them what to do, they make their own signs, hold their own rallies, organize their own fundraisers. Literally thousands have made YouTube videos promoting his campaign.

Paul is also seen as absolutely honest because he does not pander but sticks to his outside-the-mainstream viewpoints that he has voiced for decades and has voted for, many times as the lone dissenting voice in Congress. More importantly, Paul’s positions are not simply an odd grab-bag assortment of quirky ideas but part of a cohesive liberty-based philosophy that, once recognized, and embraced, even by Mormons, immunizes his growing base of support from appeals by other candidates. Paul’s base is radically loyal.

The Paul/Romney contest will be fascinating to watch, especially since the face of the Nevada GOP has changed in Paul’s favor. No other candidate is likely to make much headway.

The ceiling used to be 10%. Now it’s 20%. I guess it’s kind of like the debt ceiling, it always goes up.

So Mr Eric Herzik you say support for Ron Paul has hit a 20% ceiling?! Well I vote to raise that cieling (pun intended)
I’m a New Jersey voter – Air Force reservist – loan-burdened graduate student – a previously apathetic to American politics.
There’s no way I’m switching my vote !!!
RP 2012

I remember back when the ceiling was 8%…

“Ron Paul has the best chance against Obama maybe the republicans only chance and here is why, If Ron Paul is the nominee I see all republicans most independents and some democrats voting for him, if he is not the nominee I see All Ron Paul supporters writing him in (you know we will do it too because we don't really care who wins if it is not going to be Ron Paul) and independents may also write him in or go with Obama or the Republican nominee barely any democrats will go with the republican nominee at all. Ron Paul may end up getting more votes than the (R) nominee and Obama you never know. but you do know that the republican nominee can not win without the Ron Paul supporters and we are ALL sticking with Ron Paul right up until the end even if we have to write him in. So if the GOP wants to win they NEED to nominate Ron Paul.”

How do they know what his ceiling is? They aren’t polling people who only use cell phones which make up the majority of his supporters. The so-called scientific polls are conducted using land lines, so their polling numbers are bs.