Hannity tried to say that Ron Paul had 3% of the votes in the text messaging poll, but had people redialing to get up to 33%. This is an out and out lie, since you can't vote twice in those (unless you have two phones).

In my opinion, a lot of people know that you can't repeat dial, so I think Hannity's denial is going to make him look bad, rather than take away from Paul's victory. I'm not sure how Hannity can actually not understand that the single anti-war Republican could get a lot of votes when 70% of the American people are tired of the war. Paul then did a great job defending himself against Hannity. The results were Paul (33%), Hucakabee (18%), Giuliani (15%), McCain (14%), Romney (12%), and the rest at 1-2%. What is interesting to me is Huckabee with a second place finish. I think he got a boost by taking on Paul. Ever since the Giuliani attack, everyone has seemed to want to get into it with Dr Paul so they could get that pro-war boost. But the pro-war vote is split so many ways (and will be even more so with Thompson coming in), that they can't match Paul.