Stricken. The NBC article didn't even use the term "moneybomb", and it reported a statistically insignificant increase. No statistically significant trend is observable in any polling reports since the money bombs (the UNH poll had a typical MoE, and reported the largest increase, and was still reporting a "trend" with overlapping confidence intervals). The most recent credible poll, from Gallup, reports a drop. There's no verifiable link to report. 

 All this graf can do is argue over the issue of a link between "moneybombs" and polling results. However, no reliable source reports any such controversy, largely because Paul polls neck-and-neck with Alan Keyes and therefore isn't a focus of MSM attention.