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Pick the winner
Dec. 29th, 2011 11:59 pm
Currently at Toronto Pearson: -2. High today: -1. Pearson did in fact get down to -10 and below last night, and we've picked up the first, if still barely, real snowfall of the season today (unless you count some frozen slop the other day).
I just looked up the Republican nomination poll aggregation on Real Clear Politics, and was surprised to see that Gingrich is still leading. His stock crashed two weeks ago on the Iowa market; now he's trading behind both Paul and Rest-of-Field. On this date in 2007, Giuliani was leading the RCP aggregation, as he had been every single day it had been running, since the end of January. Huckabee finally passed him on January 7, after winning Iowa, and McCain took the lead, for good, on January 11, after winning New Hampshire. Giuliani was forced out by the end of January, after finishing no better than third anywhere to that point. Gotta wonder what would've happened if they had everyone vote at once instead of having this, um, entertaining primary system.
I just looked up the Republican nomination poll aggregation on Real Clear Politics, and was surprised to see that Gingrich is still leading. His stock crashed two weeks ago on the Iowa market; now he's trading behind both Paul and Rest-of-Field. On this date in 2007, Giuliani was leading the RCP aggregation, as he had been every single day it had been running, since the end of January. Huckabee finally passed him on January 7, after winning Iowa, and McCain took the lead, for good, on January 11, after winning New Hampshire. Giuliani was forced out by the end of January, after finishing no better than third anywhere to that point. Gotta wonder what would've happened if they had everyone vote at once instead of having this, um, entertaining primary system.
