Arlen Williams
Wisconsin GOP primary exit poll, alarming for tea party & conservatives
By Arlen Williams
The following excerpt from CNN's exit poll results for yesterday's Wisconsin GOP Presidential Primary shows big trouble in a bellwether state.
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By and large, self-identified Republicans, the Tea Party, and conservatives in America's more government-tolerant north and mid-west are being led by the Romney campaign into believing he will uphold our principles, pay no attention to the Etch-a-Sketches carried by his handlers.
Is it his Republican-attacking television ads that is doing the trick? The Romney robocall barrages? The Marxstream and lamestream-conservative media's promotion? Surely, those had an effect. But, the following shows that the more easily led in the fight to maintain the American way of life are still sleeping in The Matrix, taking the endorsements of the politicos they have already been influenced to elect, to heart.
Wisconsin's politico endorsers of Romney included the U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, who was supported by the Tea Party in 2010, but who has tended to show globalist and authoritarian (e.g., pro-NDAA, with it's open-ended anti-Citizen militarism) colors since his election. Also, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, who may be regarded as neo-establishment and not a true reformer of moral principle.
Other key indicators included:
To learn the dangers of a Romney nomination and a Romney presidency, see the Mitt Romney tag in Gulag Bound.
Fellow activists, we have a great deal of work to do, immediately.
© Arlen Williams
April 5, 2012
The following excerpt from CNN's exit poll results for yesterday's Wisconsin GOP Presidential Primary shows big trouble in a bellwether state.
No need to repeat the numbers, just click the image if you need it enlarged.
By and large, self-identified Republicans, the Tea Party, and conservatives in America's more government-tolerant north and mid-west are being led by the Romney campaign into believing he will uphold our principles, pay no attention to the Etch-a-Sketches carried by his handlers.Is it his Republican-attacking television ads that is doing the trick? The Romney robocall barrages? The Marxstream and lamestream-conservative media's promotion? Surely, those had an effect. But, the following shows that the more easily led in the fight to maintain the American way of life are still sleeping in The Matrix, taking the endorsements of the politicos they have already been influenced to elect, to heart.
Wisconsin's politico endorsers of Romney included the U.S. Senator Ron Johnson, who was supported by the Tea Party in 2010, but who has tended to show globalist and authoritarian (e.g., pro-NDAA, with it's open-ended anti-Citizen militarism) colors since his election. Also, U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, who may be regarded as neo-establishment and not a true reformer of moral principle.
Other key indicators included:
- Romney's self-consumed, anti-Republican robocall onslaught seemed to have some effect for him, with pro-Walker voters supporting him significantly.
- Evangelical Christians and pro-lifers tended to stick with Santorum.
- Urban and suburban Republicans tended to flock to Romney.
- The wealthiest went with Mr. Wall Street, while the least wealthy, plus many up-and-comers tended to go Santorum.
- Those who decided in the last day broke significantly to Santorum, tightening the result from the immediately prior polling data.
- Ron Paul continues to be very popular with voters under thirty.
- Voters tend to believe Santorum is a significantly truer conservative, but more tend to vote for Romney, carrying the very tenuous impression that this very vulnerable implementer of RomneyCare and proponent of the individual mandate nationally (though he very apparently lied in denying it) is highly electable vs. Barack Obama.
To learn the dangers of a Romney nomination and a Romney presidency, see the Mitt Romney tag in Gulag Bound.
Fellow activists, we have a great deal of work to do, immediately.
© Arlen Williams
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