tinydancer
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A new PPP poll came out with these numbers. For those that don't know PPP is a D oriented polling company but are pretty accurate. They always are up front with their methodology which I respect. I don't have to go hunting for it.
And compared to the bullshit Gallup poll that libs were creaming themselves over yesterday, this poll is based on Republican primary voters, not a generic across the board poll of 18 to what evers.
This is specific. Thank you PPP for this. yay!
Eat dirt McCain and other RINO's!
This wont surprise Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid or GOP old bull Sen. John McCain -- the largest chunk of the Republican Party is now very conservative.
According to a new PPP poll, which has Sen. Ted Cruz the top choice for the 2016 Republican nomination, those who describe themselves as very conservative make up 39 percent of the splintered party.
Add in those who consider themselves somewhat conservative, and the right-leaning voters comprise 76 percent of the party.
In the new poll of 743 Republican primary voters, 1 percent called themselves very liberal, 4 percent somewhat liberal, and just 18 percent as moderate.
Among the conservative voters, Cruz is the leading choice for the GOP nomination. He won 34 percent of that group.
But he also shows remarkable crossover as 32 percent of the very liberal crowd also prefer him.
His likely rival, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, wins just 4 percent of the very conservative crowd and 38 percent of the very liberal group.
76% of GOP now 'conservative,' pick Cruz for 2016 nomination | WashingtonExaminer.com
And compared to the bullshit Gallup poll that libs were creaming themselves over yesterday, this poll is based on Republican primary voters, not a generic across the board poll of 18 to what evers.
This is specific. Thank you PPP for this. yay!
Eat dirt McCain and other RINO's!
This wont surprise Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid or GOP old bull Sen. John McCain -- the largest chunk of the Republican Party is now very conservative.
According to a new PPP poll, which has Sen. Ted Cruz the top choice for the 2016 Republican nomination, those who describe themselves as very conservative make up 39 percent of the splintered party.
Add in those who consider themselves somewhat conservative, and the right-leaning voters comprise 76 percent of the party.
In the new poll of 743 Republican primary voters, 1 percent called themselves very liberal, 4 percent somewhat liberal, and just 18 percent as moderate.
Among the conservative voters, Cruz is the leading choice for the GOP nomination. He won 34 percent of that group.
But he also shows remarkable crossover as 32 percent of the very liberal crowd also prefer him.
His likely rival, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, wins just 4 percent of the very conservative crowd and 38 percent of the very liberal group.
76% of GOP now 'conservative,' pick Cruz for 2016 nomination | WashingtonExaminer.com
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