US Presidential Hopeful Ron Paul Polling 2nd in Iowa (Video)

Submitted by Gilbert Horowitz on

Written by :

Gilbert Horowitz

Published on :

GOP hopeful and someone who has vehemently pushed for legalized online gambling in the US over recent years, Ron Paul, is polling 2nd in Iowa after Herman Cain.  This isn’t a distant second, it’s extremely close.

With a new front runner seemingly every other week, the long time Texas Congressman has remained under the radar for the time being.  Many conspiracy theorists believe Ron Paul is deliberately ignored by the nation’s media.  In light of everything that has transpired in recent weeks (Herman Cain’s alleged past sexual harassment, Rick Perry’s floundering at debates, Newt Gingrich’s cozy relationship with Fannie Maye and Freddie Mac), those who feel the media is ignoring Congressman Paul should probably be grateful.

These so-called “conspiracy theorists” do have a strong basis to support their claims.  After all, Ron Paul was permitted to speak a total of 89 seconds during the last debate. 

But the media will not be able to silence Paul should he take Iowa or even come in a close second.  The fact that he is polling second to a candidate who is now trending downwards makes a Ron Paul upset in Iowa all the more likely. 

At 50/1 odds of gaining the Republican nomination, there is some great value here.

- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambling911.com

Related Content

Meat raffles

Where's the Beef? Minnesota Lawmakers Plan to Vote on Meat Raffle Modernization as Time Honored Gambling Tradition Continues

“This is probably the best feel-good bill that we have going on in the Legislature right now,” said Republican Rep. Jim Nash, lead House author of the meat raffle legislation.
John Morgan

Powerful Florida Attorney Won't Run for Governor But Will Start His Own Political Party: Latest Odds

Billionaire John Morgan is a co-founder of Morgan & Morgan, which primarily handles plaintiff-side cases, meaning they represent people suing for damages. The firm is based out of Orlando, Florida.
Pete Hegseth

Pete Hegseth Impeached by June 30 Won't Happen But You Can Bet on it

Democrats to file articles of impeachment against Pete Hegseth on Wednesday
Jerome Powell Polymarket

Trump Fires Fed Chairman Jerome Powell Betting Market

Fed Chair Jerome Powell's term is set to end May 15 while his Board of Governor term runs through January 31, 2028.