TX-PPP: Obama tied with Palin/Perry, all other Republicans ahead

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Texas is clearly a Democratic state in 2012. [/pbrower2a]

Oh, right.

[RIP Robert H Bork]

This officially has me concerned about Romney's appeal in the South.  We need to see a poll of GA.  If he's in a statistical tie or behind, that would negate his entire advantage over Huckabee, which is the West.  I think Huckabee can be considered the strongest opponent for now.  He would make PA and especially IA close enough that he could potentially eek out a win without CO and NV.

I actually think the Republicans can win without CO, NV or NM. As far as Huck is concerned, I think this is his path to election:

The light blue areas are places I think he can pick up from Obama 2008. (Huckabee would have lost in 2008, but with the 2010 census, he wins 272-266.)

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Texas is clearly a Democratic state in 2012. [/pbrower2a]

Oh, right.

What are you trying to say?

That's simply a joke at the expense of pbrower, who was always saying that Texas would go to Obama in 2012.

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Texas is clearly a Democratic state in 2012. [/pbrower2a]

Oh, right.

What are you trying to say?

That's simply a joke at the expense of pbrower, who was always saying that Texas would go to Obama in 2012.

When did he ever say that?  I certainly don't remember him making that claim.

I stand corrected, then. But I do remember him talking a lot about Texas (here, for example). I know, he's not actually saying Obama would win, but still.

[RIP Robert H Bork]

Texas is clearly a Democratic state in 2012. [/pbrower2a]

Oh, right.

I never said so. I said that it might be significantly closer in 2012, and it might show that Sarah Palin has no real chance to be President.  The PPP poll also shows that Rick Perry has no meaningful support for any Presidential campaign in his own state, whihc is an added bonus of the poll shown.

Again, I was clearly mistaken, I stand corrected now.