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CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012

santorum and ron paul. new cnn polling shows a statistical dead heat. look at that, 36% to 34%. well within the five-point margin of error. romney there at the 36%. that's from sampling done sunday, monday, and tuesday. as always, expect the numbers to change. expect tomorrow night's debate to move that needle as well. also expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. [ speaking spanish ] >> the gingrich campaign today stopped running the spanish language radio spaup accusing romney of being quote the most anti-immigration candidate in the debate. they took i...

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012

it's the race between romney and gingrich that is dominating coverage. new polling shows a statistical dead heat. 36-34. well within is the five-point margin of error. romney there at the 36. that's from the sampling done sunday, monday and tuesday. now, as always, expect those numbers to change. expect tomorrow night's debate to move that the needle, as well. also expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. >>. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the gingrich campaign today stopped running the spanish language radio spot accusing romney of being "the most anti...

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012 - Vimarsana News

CNNW Anderson Cooper 360 January 26, 2012

new cnn/orc polling tonight shows a statistical dead heat, 36% to 34% romney to gingrich. well within the five-point margin of error. that's from sampling of monday, tuesday and wednesday. in other words, after saturday in south carolina. but if you isolate just tuesday after governor romney's sharp attacks in monday night's debate, there's a nine-point advantage for him over the former speaker. you can expect the numbers to change. expect tomorrow night's debate to move the needle, as well. also, expect more of what we saw today. each candidate hammering the other. [ speaking spanis...