five of six of the polls romney is ahead by an average of 22.8%. greta: nationally or in iowa? in iowa. in iowa. greta: okay. in second place, 21.5, ron paul led in one of the six polls that go in the real clear politics average. in third place, in all poll is rick santorum. at 16.3, follow by newt at 13.7. rick perry at 11.5. at the top of it, romney and paul, you really, that is too close to call. that is well within the margin of error. each one of them has an organization. each has a group of supporters. those for ron paul will be more passionate. too close to call. if you look at the poll, romney first, paul second, santorum third. my gut tells me we have an
five of six of the polls romney is ahead by an average of 22.8%. greta: nationally or in iowa? in iowa. in iowa. greta: okay. in second place, 21.5, ron paul led in one of the six polls that go in the real clear politics average. in third place, in all poll is rick santorum. at 16.3, follow by newt at 13.7. rick perry at 11.5. at the top of it, romney and paul, you really, that is too close to call. that is well within the margin of error. each one of them has an organization. each has a group of supporters. those for ron paul will be more passionate. too close to call. if you look at the poll, romney first, paul second, santorum third. my gut tells me we have an interesting dynamic going on
clear politics average, and five of six of the polls romney is ahead by an average of 22.8%. greta: nationally or in iowa? in iowa. in iowa. greta: okay. in second place, 21.5, ron paul led in one of the six polls that go in the real clear politics average. in third place, in all poll is rick santorum. at 16.3, follow by newt at 13.7. rick perry at 11.5. at the top of it, romney and paul, you really, that is too close to call. that is well within the margin of error. each one of them has an organization. each has a group of supporters. those for ron paul will be more passionate. too close to call. if you look at the poll, romney first, paul second, santorum third. my gut tells me we have an
vengeful man, carefully plotting the murders of his former son-in-law, talking of his comings and goings and lying in wait that wednesday night. speculation had he baited the the scene knowing that duncsak would be agitated by finding a carelessly tossed hamburger wrapper and air conditioner blasting away where he was ambushed, the kill zone? perhaps. but it s clear, argued the prosecution that etas then got in his car and drove 21.5 hours straight to his mother s home in louisiana, arriving thursday night. he is a very motivated person to return to safety. almost poetically to the bosom of his mother. now ed ates had to explain all of that away, and his attorney would try to do just that with a novel defense. jurors, this man is just too fat to kill. coming up his abdomen was obviously obese at that time. the legal strategy that
let me rephrase it. drive 21.5 hours. edward ates lawyer tried to show that his client was not in new jersey at the time of the murder or that he wasn t in any physical shape to be killing anyone. but edward ates still had to explain away the rest of the prosecution s case. they have nothing. and he was willing to do just that in a jailhouse with dateline during a break in his trial. for starters, he said that drive that he and his wife had taken from florida a week before paul s death was not a reconnaissance as the prosecution claimed. it was rather an innocent vacation up north with a detour into new jersey to make sure his daughter stacey had her children and that her former husband paul did not. wait a second. your daughter s moved out. she s got her own little place with the kids. there s no reason to go to the house at all, right? other than to make sure he was really on vacation. so that they wouldn t be