In a Politico article, Huntsman spokesman Tim Miller says -
“It is offensive that Ron Paul’s allies would claim that
Gov. Huntsman’s own family would create such a video that distracts from
the important issues that this country faces,” said Miller, who
explained the campaign became aware of the video “when a reporter
emailed me about it.”
However, no one ever raised questions if a family member had made it. The CanDo.com investigation only suggested it may be likely that someone close to the campaign could likely be to blame.
Why did Huntsman's Spokesperson specifically mention the family?
A quote from another article on psychology -
"While most people can usually avoid telling painful truths by
inhibiting themselves, the results of experiments conducted by
University of New South Wales psychological researcher Bill von Hippel
suggest that we should be extra wary of making social blunders when we
are under strain or fatigued."
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Saturday, January 7, 2012
Evidence that the Huntsman Campaign Produced the Notorious "Manchurian Ad"
For all YouTube videos, stats are provided about how many views videos are getting as well as WHO and from WHAT site referrals to videos are coming from. This allows YouTube uploaders to get some ideas about their audiences.
Well, the first web referral to the now notorious "Manchurian Ad" - an ad which attacks Huntsman's multiculturalism and was blamed on Ron Paul all over the MSM - came from none other than Jon Huntsman's Official Campaign website:
Later, these stats were manipulated:
Was Jon Huntsman's Campaign behind the "Manchurian Ad"? The Evidence points to it.
You decide.
Further, Huntsman needs to address the questions of who took the home movies and the personal pictures, how they came to be public information or acquired by the maker(s) of the ad, and if Huntsman can't protect his own home movies and pictures, how could he be trusted to protect a nation? Follow @DerrelWalters
Well, the first web referral to the now notorious "Manchurian Ad" - an ad which attacks Huntsman's multiculturalism and was blamed on Ron Paul all over the MSM - came from none other than Jon Huntsman's Official Campaign website:
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Later, these stats were manipulated:
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The following video uncovers the damning evidence and already has over a thousand views:
Was Jon Huntsman's Campaign behind the "Manchurian Ad"? The Evidence points to it.
You decide.
Further, Huntsman needs to address the questions of who took the home movies and the personal pictures, how they came to be public information or acquired by the maker(s) of the ad, and if Huntsman can't protect his own home movies and pictures, how could he be trusted to protect a nation? Follow @DerrelWalters
Sunday, January 1, 2012
The Full Story of the Latest Des Moines Register Poll
The mainstream media (MSM) has pointed towards the new Des Moines Register Poll and used parts of it to their convenience while ignoring other parts. I encourage you to read the poll for yourself at the link provided and consider the available information in its entirety. Below, I present the most glaring parts of the poll which have been ignored by the MSM.
From the poll:
Regardless of which candidate you support as your first choice, which one would you say is...
The most concerned about reducing government debt:
Ron Paul - 42%
Mitt Romney - 13%
Newt Gingrich - 8%
Rick Santorum - 6%
The most consistent:
Ron Paul - 35%
Mitt Romney - 14%
Rick Santorum - 13%
Newt Gingrich - 6%
The least ego-driven:
Ron Paul - 28%
Rick Santorum - 22%
Mitt Romney - 7%
Newt Gingrich -4%
The best at relating to ordinary Iowans:
Ron Paul - 20%
Rick Santorum - 20%
Mitt Romney - 10%
Newt Gingrich - 6%
The best able to bring about real change:
Mitt Romney - 23%
Ron Paul - 21%
Newt Gingrich - 16%
Rick Santorum - 10%
The most dedicated to limiting the influence of government:
Ron Paul - 44%
Mitt Romney - 9%
Newt Gingrich - 9%
Rick Santorum - 6%
The least concerned about reducing government debt:
Newt Gingrich - 27%
Mitt Romney - 20%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 2%
The least consistent:
Newt Gingrich - 36%
Mitt Romney - 24%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 4%
The most ego-driven:
Newt Gingrich - 41%
Mitt Romney - 21%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 1%
The worst at relating to ordinary Iowans:
Mitt Romney - 26%
Newt Gingrich - 26%
Ron Paul - 8%
Rick Santorum - 1%
The least dedicated to limiting the influence of government:
Newt Gingrich - 32%
Mitt Romney - 20%
Ron Paul - 7%
Rick Santorum - 3%
Are "602 likely Republican caucus-goers" wrong? The candidates have been trying to "court" these voters for some time now. Don't you think they have a good idea about what the candidates are really about?
You decide.
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From the poll:
Regardless of which candidate you support as your first choice, which one would you say is...
The most concerned about reducing government debt:
Ron Paul - 42%
Mitt Romney - 13%
Newt Gingrich - 8%
Rick Santorum - 6%
The most consistent:
Ron Paul - 35%
Mitt Romney - 14%
Rick Santorum - 13%
Newt Gingrich - 6%
The least ego-driven:
Ron Paul - 28%
Rick Santorum - 22%
Mitt Romney - 7%
Newt Gingrich -4%
The best at relating to ordinary Iowans:
Ron Paul - 20%
Rick Santorum - 20%
Mitt Romney - 10%
Newt Gingrich - 6%
The best able to bring about real change:
Mitt Romney - 23%
Ron Paul - 21%
Newt Gingrich - 16%
Rick Santorum - 10%
The most dedicated to limiting the influence of government:
Ron Paul - 44%
Mitt Romney - 9%
Newt Gingrich - 9%
Rick Santorum - 6%
The least concerned about reducing government debt:
Newt Gingrich - 27%
Mitt Romney - 20%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 2%
The least consistent:
Newt Gingrich - 36%
Mitt Romney - 24%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 4%
The most ego-driven:
Newt Gingrich - 41%
Mitt Romney - 21%
Ron Paul - 4%
Rick Santorum - 1%
The worst at relating to ordinary Iowans:
Mitt Romney - 26%
Newt Gingrich - 26%
Ron Paul - 8%
Rick Santorum - 1%
The least dedicated to limiting the influence of government:
Newt Gingrich - 32%
Mitt Romney - 20%
Ron Paul - 7%
Rick Santorum - 3%
Are "602 likely Republican caucus-goers" wrong? The candidates have been trying to "court" these voters for some time now. Don't you think they have a good idea about what the candidates are really about?
You decide.
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