Emails, Clinton Foundation, Benghazi, etc...Still No Republicans Coming Close to Beating Hillary

[Papageorgio]

Go Hillary! I find the idea that Democrats on here honestly think Sanders has a chance against Hillary ludicrous at best.

It will be Hillary, her Wall St. backing makes it impossible for Sanders to even come close. Hillary won't even have to debate him if she doesn't want to.

 

[Dot Com]

"Emails, Clinton Foundation, Benghazi, etc...Still No Republicans Coming Close to Beating Hillary"

Emails, Clinton Foundation, Benghazi, etc, and still no republicans explaining their policy positions and that of the GOP, only pointless, unfounded attacks on Clinton.

The voters want to hear what the republican agenda is, and what the republican candidates' positions on the issue are – the voters already know republicans hate Clinton, and they don't care.

Yeah. Their "I'm not them" campaign will only take them so far. I can already tell you what their platform is C_Clayton_Jones . Maybe thats why they're NOT talking about it because it hasn't changed in 40 yrs:

1) Deregulate polluters

2) Shower Wall St and the already quite well-off w/ unneeded tax-cuts.

Its all they ever do

 

[mudwhistle]

Toxic, ever consider that many of us on the Right no longer look at Elections as the means to change this country and are sitting at our reloating machinse or out on the range rather than at home answering stupid phone surveys?

Adult beverages already today?...it's early.

I hope you're not threatening armed rebellion, because that's a childish reaction to losing an election. If you're capable of that, you should be behind bars or in the looney bin right now

The south tried that in 1860, and it wouldn't work if you tried it today. You'd just get yourself killed.

Oh....I must have missed that lesson.....that having a life is kin to armed insurrection.

 

[toxicmedia]

Toxic, ever consider that many of us on the Right no longer look at Elections as the means to change this country and are sitting at our reloating machinse or out on the range rather than at home answering stupid phone surveys?

Adult beverages already today?...it's early.

I hope you're not threatening armed rebellion, because that's a childish reaction to losing an election. If you're capable of that, you should be behind bars or in the looney bin right now

The south tried that in 1860, and it wouldn't work if you tried it today. You'd just get yourself killed.

Oh....I must have missed that lesson.....that having a life is kin to armed insurrection.

Riiiight.......

Because loading up on homemade ammo and going to the gun range isn't preparation for the inevitable Democratic presidential victory in 2016.

You're not very good at reading between the lines huh?

In subsequent posts, that poster pretty much admitted he didn't care if he died, after getting started with his 2nd amendment remedies

 

[Foxfyre]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

Gee as I recall Hillary was a shoe in back in 2008. A shoe in until her party decided to throw her under the bus for the half black guy.

Hillary isn't fit to be POTUS anymore than the boy king was.

Her handling of Benghazi showed the world just how unqualified that bitch is.

I do have a job she could probably handle though. It concerns the rear end of my horse. I'm sure she could shovel shit. She's been doing it for years.

At this same time in the Democratic Party primary race, in 2007, Hillary had a 37% share, Obama had 22%, and Edwards had 10 or so %.

Right now, Hillary has 62%, and no other Democratic challengers have even 10%.

Right now, in 2007, the last time no incumbents were in the Presidential race, Democrats at Republicans were only 2-5 points ahead or behind the likely other challengers...not 5-15, like the GOP candidates are with Hillary.

The only way the GOP can fight this exceptional situation, is to downplay it as normal

And it's far from that.

But, 2008 was supposed to be a coronation for Hillary too, remember? She had played the game for a very long time, had survived all the scandals, had been the supportive wife through all the infidelities, real or unreal, and had managed to keep her nose clean in the Senate. She had paid her dues. It was her turn. It was her time.

And yet an imminently mostly unknown, inexperienced, unqualified, and untested young upstart named Barack Hussein Obama took it all away.

I don't think Hillary has much in the way of grass roots support really. She is just the only Democrat running against a Democrat opposition that is more unattractive than she is.

So of course, being the only option, she is chosen as the Democrat that is running while the GOP is much more diluted. She may indeed pull it out if the GOP rips itself apart in the primaries again. But if they can avoid doing that this time, whoever emerges as the GOP choice will almost certainly start pulling numbers much better than the current field is able to do.

 

[mudwhistle]

Wasn't this the scene in 2007 in Clinton v Obama?

No...In March of 2007...

In the CNN/Opinion Research Corporation poll, 37 percent of registered Democrats said they would vote for Clinton as the Democratic 2008 nominee, while 22 percent named Obama. Fourteen percent went with Gore, and 12 percent backed Edwards

Dems favor Hillary Clinton for 2008 poll shows - CNN.com

So.....yes. Yes it was the scene. Clinton out front, beating everyone. Gee, how did that work out for her?

Wow...you just blurred the numbers well enough to achieve complete denial.

Clinton - 62.2%
Warren - 12.7%
Biden - 9.8%
Sanders - 5.6%
O'Malley - 1.6%
Webb - 1.4%
Chafee - .3%

RealClearPolitics - Election 2016 - 2016 Democratic Presidential Nomination

Yup......The media's pick is Hillary.

Pretty damned pathetic.

 

[mudwhistle]

Clinton is dead in the water. The latest WSJ/NBC News poll shows 50% of Americans do not trust her. Ouch!!!

Early polling such as the OP presents is strictly about name recognition. Oh course, he and Stat, and others of their ilk know this, but they keep putting out the same crap.

Bottom Line: Hillary's unfavorables are underwater and people do not trust her. The Hildabeast has got a real tough road ahead.

Aw... hell ..... give her a chance ....... the worst that could happen is that she'll delete your e-mails ......... that's not really that bad ... is it?........ hey, she does have a chance though ..... remember, voters elected Obama .... not once ... but twice ........ that should tell you that voters couldn't give a shit less who sits in the oval office .......

Especially since half of them are dead or can't speak English.

 

[mudwhistle]

St. Hillary the Inevitable will not even be the Democrat noiminee

Darth Hillary the Inevitable.

She was stabbed in the back by Darth Barack the Girlie Man.

 

[WelfareQueen]

St. Hillary the Inevitable will not even be the Democrat noiminee

Darth Hillary the Inevitable.

She was stabbed in the back by Darth Barack the Girlie Man.

"Chelsea......I'm your Father......"

 

[toxicmedia]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

Gee as I recall Hillary was a shoe in back in 2008. A shoe in until her party decided to throw her under the bus for the half black guy.

Hillary isn't fit to be POTUS anymore than the boy king was.

Her handling of Benghazi showed the world just how unqualified that bitch is.

I do have a job she could probably handle though. It concerns the rear end of my horse. I'm sure she could shovel shit. She's been doing it for years.

At this same time in the Democratic Party primary race, in 2007, Hillary had a 37% share, Obama had 22%, and Edwards had 10 or so %.

Right now, Hillary has 62%, and no other Democratic challengers have even 10%.

Right now, in 2007, the last time no incumbents were in the Presidential race, Democrats at Republicans were only 2-5 points ahead or behind the likely other challengers...not 5-15, like the GOP candidates are with Hillary.

The only way the GOP can fight this exceptional situation, is to downplay it as normal

And it's far from that.

But, 2008 was supposed to be a coronation for Hillary too, remember? She had played the game for a very long time, had survived all the scandals, had been the supportive wife through all the infidelities, real or unreal, and had managed to keep her nose clean in the Senate. She had paid her dues. It was her turn. It was her time.

And yet an imminently mostly unknown, inexperienced, unqualified, and untested young upstart named Barack Hussein Obama took it all away.

I don't think Hillary has much in the way of grass roots support really. She is just the only Democrat running against a Democrat opposition that is more unattractive than she is.

So of course, being the only option, she is chosen as the Democrat that is running while the GOP is much more diluted. She may indeed pull it out if the GOP rips itself apart in the primaries again. But if they can avoid doing that this time, whoever emerges as the GOP choice will almost certainly start pulling numbers much better than the current field is able to do.

IMO, the way 2008 turned out had way more to do with Obama, than it did Hillary.

The idea of a President that wasn't an old white guy was irresistable to the Democratic base, and they turned out in greater numbers than they usually do. Democrats turning out to vote remains a problem for the GOP in every election.

Hillary's experience in 2008 was first lady, and senator.

Now, it's first lady, senator, and secretary of state. Lot's of low information voters will have that image in their heads of Hillary in the war room when Bin Laden was killed, plus all the instances of her meeting world leaders.

The growing diversity vote in the US will continue to want non old white guys, untill everyone has had their turn, and the diversity voters realize it doesn't matter what color or sex a president is.

Women are next.

Hillary will be the nominee, and ther GOP/Fox will control the messaging and will not allow GOP candidates to tear each other apart this time around. which will stifle publicity. Maybe they should tear each other apart.

 

[g5000]

Go Hillary! I find the idea that Democrats on here honestly think Sanders has a chance against Hillary ludicrous at best.

It will be Hillary, her Wall St. backing makes it impossible for Sanders to even come close. Hillary won't even have to debate him if she doesn't want to.

Hillary still has to lean leftward for a while. Not because of Bernie, but to ensure Liz Warren doesn't leap into the race.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

Gee as I recall Hillary was a shoe in back in 2008. A shoe in until her party decided to throw her under the bus for the half black guy.

Hillary isn't fit to be POTUS anymore than the boy king was.

Her handling of Benghazi showed the world just how unqualified that bitch is.

I do have a job she could probably handle though. It concerns the rear end of my horse. I'm sure she could shovel shit. She's been doing it for years.

At this same time in the Democratic Party primary race, in 2007, Hillary had a 37% share, Obama had 22%, and Edwards had 10 or so %.

Right now, Hillary has 62%, and no other Democratic challengers have even 10%.

Right now, in 2007, the last time no incumbents were in the Presidential race, Democrats at Republicans were only 2-5 points ahead or behind the likely other challengers...not 5-15, like the GOP candidates are with Hillary.

The only way the GOP can fight this exceptional situation, is to downplay it as normal

And it's far from that.

But, 2008 was supposed to be a coronation for Hillary too, remember? She had played the game for a very long time, had survived all the scandals, had been the supportive wife through all the infidelities, real or unreal, and had managed to keep her nose clean in the Senate. She had paid her dues. It was her turn. It was her time.

And yet an imminently mostly unknown, inexperienced, unqualified, and untested young upstart named Barack Hussein Obama took it all away.

I don't think Hillary has much in the way of grass roots support really. She is just the only Democrat running against a Democrat opposition that is more unattractive than she is.

So of course, being the only option, she is chosen as the Democrat that is running while the GOP is much more diluted. She may indeed pull it out if the GOP rips itself apart in the primaries again. But if they can avoid doing that this time, whoever emerges as the GOP choice will almost certainly start pulling numbers much better than the current field is able to do.

IMO, the way 2008 turned out had way more to do with Obama, than it did Hillary.

The idea of a President that wasn't an old white guy was irresistable to the Democratic base, and they turned out in greater numbers than they usually do. Democrats turning out to vote remains a problem for the GOP in every election.

Hillary's experience in 2008 was first lady, and senator.

Now, it's first lady, senator, and secretary of state. Lot's of low information voters will have that image in their heads of Hillary in the war room when Bin Laden was killed, plus all the instances of her meeting world leaders.

The growing diversity vote in the US will continue to want non old white guys, untill everyone has had their turn, and the diversity voters realize it doesn't matter what color or sex a president is.

Women are next.

Hillary will be the nominee, and ther GOP/Fox will control the messaging and will not allow GOP candidates to tear each other apart this time around. which will stifle publicity. Maybe they should tear each other apart.

Sure, she will.

Sure.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Hillary's "I was born a poor, black child" narrative really resonates with most Americans

 

[Foxfyre]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

Gee as I recall Hillary was a shoe in back in 2008. A shoe in until her party decided to throw her under the bus for the half black guy.

Hillary isn't fit to be POTUS anymore than the boy king was.

Her handling of Benghazi showed the world just how unqualified that bitch is.

I do have a job she could probably handle though. It concerns the rear end of my horse. I'm sure she could shovel shit. She's been doing it for years.

At this same time in the Democratic Party primary race, in 2007, Hillary had a 37% share, Obama had 22%, and Edwards had 10 or so %.

Right now, Hillary has 62%, and no other Democratic challengers have even 10%.

Right now, in 2007, the last time no incumbents were in the Presidential race, Democrats at Republicans were only 2-5 points ahead or behind the likely other challengers...not 5-15, like the GOP candidates are with Hillary.

The only way the GOP can fight this exceptional situation, is to downplay it as normal

And it's far from that.

But, 2008 was supposed to be a coronation for Hillary too, remember? She had played the game for a very long time, had survived all the scandals, had been the supportive wife through all the infidelities, real or unreal, and had managed to keep her nose clean in the Senate. She had paid her dues. It was her turn. It was her time.

And yet an imminently mostly unknown, inexperienced, unqualified, and untested young upstart named Barack Hussein Obama took it all away.

I don't think Hillary has much in the way of grass roots support really. She is just the only Democrat running against a Democrat opposition that is more unattractive than she is.

So of course, being the only option, she is chosen as the Democrat that is running while the GOP is much more diluted. She may indeed pull it out if the GOP rips itself apart in the primaries again. But if they can avoid doing that this time, whoever emerges as the GOP choice will almost certainly start pulling numbers much better than the current field is able to do.

IMO, the way 2008 turned out had way more to do with Obama, than it did Hillary.

The idea of a President that wasn't an old white guy was irresistable to the Democratic base, and they turned out in greater numbers than they usually do. Democrats turning out to vote remains a problem for the GOP in every election.

Hillary's experience in 2008 was first lady, and senator.

Now, it's first lady, senator, and secretary of state. Lot's of low information voters will have that image in their heads of Hillary in the war room when Bin Laden was killed, plus all the instances of her meeting world leaders.

The growing diversity vote in the US will continue to want non old white guys, untill everyone has had their turn, and the diversity voters realize it doesn't matter what color or sex a president is.

Women are next.

Hillary will be the nominee, and ther GOP/Fox will control the messaging and will not allow GOP candidates to tear each other apart this time around. which will stifle publicity. Maybe they should tear each other apart.

The publicity has never been stifled. It has been front and center in all of the MSM. But most of the MSM will utilize the politics of personal destruction to discredit the GOP as they have done for decades now. The GOP candidates will get a lot more 'gotcha' questions, will be given less opportunity to express their message, and the negative coverage will be heavily weighted against them.

Sometimes the coverage will appear 'friendly' or 'favorable' and probably will be rated that way by those groups who track campaign coverage. But if you really pay attention to what is going on, no GOP candidate is going to have any opportunity to show his best side as the Democrats will be able to do.

If you look at media coverage prior to the conventions in 2012, Mitt Romney appeared to get more favorable coverage than Obama. He certainly fared better than any of his opponents. He was the media's choice of GOP candidates.

Once the nomination was a done deal though, all that changed. Now Obama got the most opportunity for 'good looking' photo ops, and Romney much less so.

The GOP's only hope in 2016 is to put up a candidate that the public can get excited about and make sure they don't shoot themselves in the foot with that candidate--again.

 

[Meathead]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

Gee as I recall Hillary was a shoe in back in 2008. A shoe in until her party decided to throw her under the bus for the half black guy.

Hillary isn't fit to be POTUS anymore than the boy king was.

Her handling of Benghazi showed the world just how unqualified that bitch is.

I do have a job she could probably handle though. It concerns the rear end of my horse. I'm sure she could shovel shit. She's been doing it for years.

Sleaze is a problem.

 

[Meathead]

Meanwhile, this from a state that supported Obama the last two presidentials:

Hillary Clinton trails three of her Republican challengers — former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) and Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) — in a new WMUR Granite State Poll from the University of New Hampshire.

Bush staged an 18-point turnaround since February. He now leads Clinton by a margin of 47 percent to 41 percent, after Clinton led in February by a margin of 51 percent to 39 percent.

Paul also turned around his fortunes from February, when he trailed by 10 percentage points, and now leads Clinton 47 percent to 43 percent.

Rubio leads Clinton by 5 percentage points, 47 percent to 42 percent, while Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker ties her with 44 percent each.

Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas) is the only candidate tested in the poll that loses to Clinton, but she only leads by one percentage point at 46 percent to 45 percent.

Poll Clinton trails Bush Paul and Rubio in NH TheHill

That poll is less than 500 people in NH, and........

Party Registration
Democrat 144 25%
Republican 170 30%

Party Indentification
Democrat 40%
Republican 43%

But don't let me interrupt your cherry picking. With this poll you'll have enough to make a pie.

Polls occasionally get results that don't reflect the averages. Pay attention to the averages

Hillary is in a world of doom. She is seen as sleazy, and she is.

 

[Kosh]

They will try and put up people like Bernie Sanders to try and show that \Hilary is a centrist, it is the same ploy they used in 2008 with Obama. When will they far left learn they never really have a choice?

 

[Clementine]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

More proof that the left doesn't care about lies and corruption as long as the person will carry out their extreme agenda.

 

[Foxfyre]

Meanwhile, this from a state that supported Obama the last two presidentials:

Hillary Clinton trails three of her Republican challengers — former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) and Sen. Marco Rubio (Fla.) — in a new WMUR Granite State Poll from the University of New Hampshire.

Bush staged an 18-point turnaround since February. He now leads Clinton by a margin of 47 percent to 41 percent, after Clinton led in February by a margin of 51 percent to 39 percent.

Paul also turned around his fortunes from February, when he trailed by 10 percentage points, and now leads Clinton 47 percent to 43 percent.

Rubio leads Clinton by 5 percentage points, 47 percent to 42 percent, while Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker ties her with 44 percent each.

Sen. Ted Cruz (Texas) is the only candidate tested in the poll that loses to Clinton, but she only leads by one percentage point at 46 percent to 45 percent.

Poll Clinton trails Bush Paul and Rubio in NH TheHill

That poll is less than 500 people in NH, and........

Party Registration
Democrat 144 25%
Republican 170 30%

Party Indentification
Democrat 40%
Republican 43%

But don't let me interrupt your cherry picking. With this poll you'll have enough to make a pie.

Polls occasionally get results that don't reflect the averages. Pay attention to the averages

Hillary is in a world of doom. She is seen as sleazy, and she is.

I don't know if I would use that word to describe her, but even if true, it doesn't matter. Never underestimate how low some will set the bar for what they expect of their candidate just so long as that candidate has the right letter following his/her name.

 

[Siete]

With the GOP likely nominations coming out, like Rand Paul, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio...and Fox News focusing on Hillary scandals 24/7...none of the GOP nominees are getting closer to Hillary.

I planned to vote Republican in 2016, no matter who they nominate (except Ted Cruz or Ben Carson) because I want to see the Republicans get an unopposed shot at governing.

I hope the GOP has more tricks up their sleeves, or we're going to see 2016-2020 full of vetos by the President, and more dysfunction in Washington

2016 Presidential Race
NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 45 41 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 39 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 56 39 Clinton +17
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 40 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 53 41 Clinton +12
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Bush vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 50 40 Clinton +10
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 40 Clinton +6
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 41 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 59 37 Clinton +22
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 40 Clinton +14
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 48 44 Clinton +4
All General Election: Walker vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 49 43 Clinton +6
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 42 Clinton +4
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 43 Clinton +2
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 55 41 Clinton +14
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 43 Clinton +3
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 54 39 Clinton +15
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 522 RV 4.3 49 42 Clinton +7
All General Election: Rubio vs. Clinton Polling Data

NBC News/Wall St. Jrnl 4/26 - 4/30 RV -- 47 44 Clinton +3
FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 46 43 Clinton +3
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 46 42 Clinton +4
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 37 Clinton +10
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 42 Clinton +4
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 51 40 Clinton +11
All General Election: Paul vs. Clinton Polling Data

FOX News 4/19 - 4/21 1012 RV 3.0 47 42 Clinton +5
Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 48 41 Clinton +7
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
Rasmussen Reports 4/9 - 4/12 1000 LV 3.0 47 38 Clinton +9
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 49 43 Clinton +6
ABC News/Wash Post 3/26 - 3/29 RV 4.0 56 39 Clinton +17
McClatchy/Marist 3/1 - 3/4 514 RV 4.3 53 39 Clinton +14
All General Election: Cruz vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 47 42 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 37 Clinton +21
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 48 41 Clinton +7
All General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton Polling Data

Quinnipiac 4/16 - 4/21 1353 RV 2.7 45 40 Clinton +5
CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 58 39 Clinton +19
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 46 37 Clinton +9
All General Election: Christie vs. Clinton Polling Data

CNN/Opinion Research 4/16 - 4/19 1018 A 3.0 60 36 Clinton +24
PPP (D) 3/26 - 3/31 989 RV 3.1 47 42 Clinton +5
Rasmussen Reports 2/28 - 3/1 1000 LV 3.0 47 36 Clinton +11

More proof that the left doesn't care about lies and corruption as long as the person will carry out their extreme agenda.

nope, just more proof the public likes sleeze better than brain dead Republicans.