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Hillary Denies White House Run In Trouble

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Originally posted by: sirjonk
Still not over

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23164926/

Clinton, a New York senator, has lost eight straight nominating contests to Illinois Sen. Obama, but leads him 55 percent to 34 percent among likely Democratic primary voters in Ohio, the poll found.

Among Ohio Democrats, women back Clinton, 56 percent to 30 percent for Obama, while men back Clinton 52 percent to 42 percent, the poll found.
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Note this poll was taken feb 6-12, post supertuestday, but before obama's 8 state winning streak, to whatever extetnt that has an effect, either the momentum aiding obama, or working class/women being galvanized to keep Clinton alive.

Sorry, it's still not over.
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March 4 is still over two weeks away. Obama is still locking up Wisconsin. If you think those polls numbers will stand, you're sadly mistaken.
 
Good job taking old polling data and spinning it as her firewall :laugh:

Obama's momentum from 8 wins in a row (and 2 more likely) will send those poll numbers downward. Fast.

It's over. 😉
 
Originally posted by: Wreckem
Originally posted by: sirjonk
Still not over

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23164926/

Clinton, a New York senator, has lost eight straight nominating contests to Illinois Sen. Obama, but leads him 55 percent to 34 percent among likely Democratic primary voters in Ohio, the poll found.

Among Ohio Democrats, women back Clinton, 56 percent to 30 percent for Obama, while men back Clinton 52 percent to 42 percent, the poll found.
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Note this poll was taken feb 6-12, post supertuestday, but before obama's 8 state winning streak, to whatever extetnt that has an effect, either the momentum aiding obama, or working class/women being galvanized to keep Clinton alive.

Sorry, it's still not over.
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March 4 is still over two weeks away. Obama is still locking up Wisconsin. If you think those polls numbers will stand, you're sadly mistaken.
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Well if you read my post you'll see I said the momentum "may" help obama. People also said Hillary was going to lose california by 13 points, and that her 10 pt lead in the polls the week before the primary was "mistaken." Oops.

Look, I don't know what's going to happen there, but those stats are from working class and women voters, who she still wins in larger numbers. They've been watching the election for months now, so i wouldn't expect some massive shift just because Obama is on a role.
 
Originally posted by: Pabster
Originally posted by: loki8481
what a bitch... actually trying to campaign in an election. 😉
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She had written it off. Desperate times call for desperate measures.
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Or she stopped in Texas first because it has well over twice the delegate count? sheesh.
 
Its not looking good for team Hillary right now. But after a basic draw on super Tuesday, it was already known that the February primaries would favor Obama and the March primaries tended to favor Hillary.

Its some what of a delicious democratic dilemma, two strong democratic candidates battling it out. Experience against youth and charisma. Only one can get the great prize and then go on to have a very good chance of winning the the Presidency at the very time in US history when a change in US direction is demanded by the voters.

We should all note, at least on andand tech, that much of the hyping of the rivalry is done by basically GOP leaning posters seeking to highlight every wart and flaw in the respective democratic candidates. While hiding their candidate under a bushel basket so we can't as clearly see the warts and flaws in the GOP's set of turkeys.

But the primary process must have time to work, but I think we will soon be talking an Obama v. McCain contest
coming in November. With March 4 being the day Hillary may flop in Ohio and Texas. Failing that, it could go longer. But I am still guessing it will be Obama. But at the same time we should be taking a very good looks at McCain who is far too much just like the failed policies of GWB&co.
 
Originally posted by: Lemon law
We should all note, at least on andand tech, that much of the hyping of the rivalry is done by basically GOP leaning posters seeking to highlight every wart and flaw in the respective democratic candidates. While hiding their candidate under a bushel basket so we can't as clearly see the warts and flaws in the GOP's set of turkeys.
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Can you please point out where I've said anything good about McCain? 😛

They're both turkeys (McCain and Clinton). Both part of the problem -- the establishment. They'll never "change" anything.

 
Originally posted by: Lemon law

Its some what of a delicious democratic dilemma, two strong democratic candidates battling it out. Experience against youth and charisma.
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I am at a loss to understand why people give Hillary Clinton so much credit for "experience" - she has slightly more time served in the Senate than Obama, but less time served as an elected official - most of her real-world experience has been as a corporate attorney.
 
Originally posted by: Don Vito Corleone
I am at a loss to understand why people give Hillary Clinton so much credit for "experience" - she has slightly more time served in the Senate than Obama, but less time served as an elected official - most of her real-world experience has been as a corporate attorney.
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Hey, she's going to raise the minimum wage to $9.50 nationwide. Didn't ya hear? :laugh:

If "experience" includes shady cattle futures, the Rose Law Firm, and corporate whoring for Wal*Mart...then yeah, she's the leader.
 
Originally posted by: Don Vito Corleone
Originally posted by: Lemon law

Its some what of a delicious democratic dilemma, two strong democratic candidates battling it out. Experience against youth and charisma.
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I am at a loss to understand why people give Hillary Clinton so much credit for "experience" - she has slightly more time served in the Senate than Obama, but less time served as an elected official - most of her real-world experience has been as a corporate attorney.
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We think alike here.

I've been saying those are bogus claims for sometime.

If she does manage to get the nomination the Repubs will be over it.

Fern

 
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