Part I, Google Trends Contradict Media Polls On Ron Paul

[Xellos]

We could be using the "text vote" after the debates as an indicator also but lets face it.......the numbers ONLY count in primaries and caucuses.

To put across that a google search is something to be used as a "favorable" item though is REALLY stretching the truth. Example? here's a few google searches on Ron Paul:

Have a good one!:s4:

Man, I can't believe your a cannabis smoker!

By the way, OPEN YOUR EYES. Jeez man.

Xellos Reviewed by Xellos on 02-03-2008. Part I, Google Trends Contradict Media Polls On Ron Paul Part I, Google Trends Contradict Media Polls On Ron Paul Saturday, February 2nd, 2008 It all started when we began posting articles on all of the presidential candidates. We would post something on Hillary Clinton, or John McCain, and generate little interest. When we posted something on Ron Paul, however, our stats skyrocketed. What sense did that make, we thought, when Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, John McCain, and Rating: 5