Thursday, December 22, 2011
Ron Paul Polling In Top Tier In Nevada
A new poll out of Nevada shows that Ron Paul is holding his status
as a top tier candidate with a solid support base that can only grow
exponentially with likely successes in Iowa and New Hampshire.
The 8NewsNow/Las Vegas Review-Journal poll has Paul in third place with 12.7 percent of the votes. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney narrowly comes in first with 33.1 percent to Newt Gingrich’s 29.2 percent. All the other candidates polled 5% or less.
The Nevada Caucuses are scheduled for February 4th, meaning the state is the fifth to take to the polls, after Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida and South Carolina.
Ron Paul’s campaign has a strong base in Nevada, having established two campaign offices there back in October.
“Dr. Paul’s team will work hard to spread his message of liberty throughout the state,” Ron Paul 2012 Nevada Executive Director Steve Bierfeldt said in a press release at the time.
http://www.infowars.com/ron-paul-polling-in-top-tier-in-nevada/
The 8NewsNow/Las Vegas Review-Journal poll has Paul in third place with 12.7 percent of the votes. Former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney narrowly comes in first with 33.1 percent to Newt Gingrich’s 29.2 percent. All the other candidates polled 5% or less.
The Nevada Caucuses are scheduled for February 4th, meaning the state is the fifth to take to the polls, after Iowa, New Hampshire, Florida and South Carolina.
Ron Paul’s campaign has a strong base in Nevada, having established two campaign offices there back in October.
“Dr. Paul’s team will work hard to spread his message of liberty throughout the state,” Ron Paul 2012 Nevada Executive Director Steve Bierfeldt said in a press release at the time.
http://www.infowars.com/ron-paul-polling-in-top-tier-in-nevada/
News you can use dec 22 2011
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CBS News -
GOP
presidential candidate Ron Paul is in a virtual tie for second place in
Iowa. The economic crisis seems to be opening voters' minds to his
libertarian ideas.
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MTV.com -
'American
Idol' star spends hours in a Helsinki jail after a brawl with boyfriend
Sauli Koskinen. By Jason Kaufman It appears that when "American Idol"
star Adam Lambert and his boyfriend Sauli Koskinen get into a fight,
things get quite heated.
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ESPN -
By
Ramona Shelburne LOS ANGELES -- Over his 16-year NBA career Derek
Fisher has probably answered more questions about an injury to his
teammate Kobe Bryant than anything that has ever ailed him.
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Wall Street Journal -
By
JAEYEON WOO And ALASTAIR GALE The 82-year old former professor heads
the department in North Korea's ruling party responsible for filling
North Koreans' minds with awe, devotion and unswerving respect for the
dictatorial Kim dynasty.
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Voice of America -
December
22, 2011 11 Killed in Syria Ahead of Arab League Team Arrival VOA News |
Syria, killing, violence, Arab League Team Syria's death toll mounted
on Thursday, ahead of the arrival of an advance team of Arab League
observers.
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New York Times -
KABUL,
Afghanistan - Mistakes by both American and Pakistani forces led to
airstrikes against Pakistani posts on the Afghanistan border that killed
26 Pakistani Army soldiers last month, according to a Pentagon
investigation that for the first time ...
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The Associated Press -
PARIS
(AP) - French lawmakers easily passed a measure Thursday to make it a
crime to deny the mass killings of Armenians in 1915 by Ottoman Turks
amounted to genocide.
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Reuters -
By
Gleb Bryanski | MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian Prime Minister Vladimir
Putin earns only $140000 a year and owns just one home, a small
apartment in his home town, an official income statement showed on
Thursday.
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CBS News -
Republican
presidential candidate former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney (left) and
Republican White House hopeful Newt Gingrich (right).
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Los Angeles Times -
By
Maeve Reston With their political savvy and proximity to presidential
candidates every four years, many New Hampshire voters fancy themselves
to be quasi-political consultants.
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Atlanta Journal Constitution -
By
PAULINE JELINEK AP FORT MEADE, Md. - A military prosecutor says an Army
intelligence analyst defied the nation's trust by indiscriminately
pulling more than 700000 documents from a supposedly secure computer
network and giving reams of national ...
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Fox News -
Maricopa
County Sheriff's Office immigration jail officers, who lost their
federal power to check whether inmates are in the county illegally, turn
in their credentials after federal officials pulled the Sheriff's
office immigration enforcement powers ...
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Reuters -
By
Lucia Mutikani | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing
new claims for jobless benefits hit a 3-1/2 year low last week,
bolstering views the economy was gaining momentum, even though
third-quarter growth was revised down.
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The Guardian -
The
number of Americans making new claims for unemployment benefits has
fallen to its lowest levels since April 2008, providing more evidence
that the US job market is improving.
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CNET (blog) -
by
Harry McCracken December 22, 2011 6:00 AM PST Now that Microsoft has
declared that 2012 will be the last year that it has a booth at the
Consumer Electronics Show and gives the conference's first keynote
address, there are two possible scenarios ...
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BusinessWeek -
By
Alex Sherman Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Akamai Technologies Inc., operator
of a server network that lets businesses speed data delivery, rose the
most in almost two months after agreeing to buy startup competitor
Cotendo Inc. for about $268 million in ...
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Tom's Hardware Guide -
About
three months ago, there was an article about Google's idea how to turn
its Chrome browser into a gaming platform. That strategy has not changed
and it is clear that Google will be steamrolling its weight into this
market to compete with Microsoft ...
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E! Online -
The
"Faith" singer was released from a Vienna hospital Wednesday, nearly a
month after checking in with severe pneumonia that forced the
cancellation of his Symphonica European tour.
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RollingStone.com -
By Joe Berkowitz "There is no second place prize," Josh Krajcik explains to those of us who don't know how finales work.
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Los Angeles Times -
After
the coffee. Before trying to mail it in for the last two days of the
week. The Skinny: I'm debating whether to get my own dragon tattoo.
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MTV.com -
Actor
tells MTV News he 'wouldn't have done' the film unless Crowe signed on.
By Kara Warner (@karawarner) , with reporting by Josh Horowitz
(@joshuahorowitz) Cameron Crowe is one of those Hollywood directors
whose body of work and reputation as a ...
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Reuters -
By
Kurt Orzeck at TheWrap Steven Spielberg's "War Horse" is getting the
royal treatment. The London premiere of the movie -- happening Jan. 8 at
Odeon Leicester Square -- will benefit the Foundation of Prince William
and Prince Harry, ...
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National Football Post -
As
the war of words rages on in New York as we approach the city's battle
for football supremacy on Saturday, one former New York Giants believes
New York Jets coach Rex Ryan is on the verge of becoming a joke.
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SportingNews.com -
Kris
Humphries was booed when he entered Wednesday night's preseason game at
Madison Square Garden, and disdain for the Nets power forward evidently
goes beyond Knicks fans.
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Washington Post -
Dec.
22 is the winter solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, bringing us the
shortest daylight period and longest night of the year.
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Space.com -
by
Tariq Malik, SPACE.com Managing Editor An ancient galaxy that formed
just after the birth of the universe has been photographed by telescopes
on Earth and in space, and is the brightest galaxy ever seen at such
remote distances, astronomers say.
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Reuters -
(Reuters)
- Mead Johnson (MJN.N) shares fell more than 8 percent on Thursday
following the recall of some of its Emfamil baby formula from Wal-Mart
Stores Inc (WMT.
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BBC News -
Women
with silicone breast implants made by a French company should not have
them removed, UK officials say. French authorities will decide shortly
whether women should have implants supplied by Poly Implant Prothese
(PIP) removed, amid fears of health ...
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