Its just that HILLARY is a republican-lite. She would be only slightly better than any of the repubs running.

Edwards is the MOST electable Democratic candidate, a simple fact.

I am a die-hard anti-republican, but I certainly won't vote for Clinton if she wins the nomination. I'll vote with the GREENS, if Hillary is chosen.

It's unbelievable how we democrats always find a way to lose elections. Given the current political climate, we are in such a sweet spot to caputre the White House and increase our numbers in both houses, yet we are trying very hard to blow it.

GOD PLEASE HELP US

The more they investigate Obama, the more they will like him. Come back in three months and tell me she's pulling ahead. It ain't gonna happen. There's no way she can win. Hands down, Barack Obama will be the next President of the United States.

You wrote, "Wow,Henry Tucker must be a fake name.FBI material there.Hey Tom isn't it past your bedtime?You youngin's are so silly."

Actually Ed, it's Henry and I live in Tucker, Ga – not too far from Atlanta. Tom (I assume you're refering to Tom /Needham, Ma?) and I share some similar ideology – but we aren't the same person. I wouldn't vote for Obama, but Tom finds some of Obama's views and centurist ideas appealing. Nothing wrong with a healthy debate.

You, Ed – or is it Vanrueter?, consistently post Bush-bashing Moveon.Org rhetoric. It's fun entertainment but does little to inspire constructive dialogue.

Warmest Regards!

Posted By Joe, Florida : September 26, 2007 8:50 am

Joe, buddy. Have you looked at the actual document and not the spin that's posted here.

Read question 34! It clearly says 83% of the sample is still undecided.

Do you now see how these polls are meaningless?

Have you ever questioned why state polls usually have a sample size in the hundreds? There's a reason for it. Results from samples have always proven to be more accurate and better representatives of the whole picture than a general population poll. Again, be conservative WITH numbers. It's Math guys, don't argue. Don't believe me, just ask a Statistics teacher.

Hillary Clinton Will BE the next President of The United States.

Love her or hate her, she's the best candidate in this election, everyone knows and realizes that. This is why, along with many other reasons, the American People will make her President in 2008.

If you ready question 34, it says 83% of the people who were sampled in this poll are undecided!

Why isnt this highlighted in the article?

wait his TURN?

oh im sorry, i thought this was a democracy. i forgot that we don't pick the president; its picked based on seniority.

idiot.

If a result is within the margin of error, it carries absolutely no statistical weight. Come on CNN, you can do better than this. A basic statistics course would teach you otherwise. How about you say, "Clinton's lead is within the margin of error, so for all we know, Obama could be ahead."

What is it about that Clintons that anyone could find appealing. Do people just stick to "Well, Bill was the President during our countries most successfull decade." There must be more than that. If that is it, and anyone out there justifies a vote for Hillary with that reasoning, I implore to do 10 minutes of research for the opposition. You will find more than enough contradiction. You will find that Bill was pretty much a useless President, who did little to nothing meaningful, while many extraordinarily damaging things such as some the things I mentioned previously. I guess now you want more of the same, and you don't even know it, because you probably didnt read this.

34. (DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY VOTERS ONLY:) Have you definitely decided who you will vote for in the New Hampshire primary, are you leaning toward someone, or do have you considered some candidates but are still trying to decide?

Definitely decided 17%
Leaning toward someone 28%
Still trying to decide 55%

That's a whopping 83% of the whole primary goers did not decide who to choose for! This idea of HRC's inevitability is laughable.

I find it hard to understand any other reason for his inexplicable absences from events all the other Dem candidates are attending.

This poll in and of itself doesn't mean much but many polls taken over time and banded together signal Hillary with a sizable lead that is growing.

Oh, I am sorry, my bad.

For the Obama supporters, don't lose too much sleep over this.

That says everything about Obama and who he's inspiring.

I personally, PERSONALLY talked to maybe 200 indie or registered Democratic voters in Vegas over the weekend. I found ONE hardcore Hillary supporter and many, many that hated her guts. Again and again I found people very interested in or completely supporting Obama.

The question of who is electable is moot to me. Hands down, it's Obama.

Don't let the media fool you again.

While no one has cast an actual vote yet, the only true test of campaign strength so far, remains as true today as it was 6 months ago when everyone said no candidate could outraise the most powerful political machine in modern history. I thought some people said white America couldn't be this commited about a black candidate.

GO HILLARY!!! AMERICAN LOVES YOU!

http://archive.seacoastonline.com/2003news/hampton/09302003/news/52855.htm

Dean still leading Kerry in Granite State

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Former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean is sporting a double-digit lead over U.S. Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts among New Hampshire Democratic voters, a poll reported last Thursday.

The poll, conducted by the Institute for Public Opinion at Marist College, showed that 36 percent of Democratic voters favored Dean; 24 percent for Kerry; and 8 percent for former Army Gen. Wesley Clark, who entered the race just last week. The seven other candidates trailed further behind.

When independents who have expressed an interest in voting in the Democratic primary – which is permitted in the Granite State – are included in the mix, Dean leads the field at 35 percent, followed by Kerry at 22 percent and Clark at 11 percent. None of the other contenders broke into the double digits.

"It’s clearly a two-person race at the moment in New Hampshire, but Clark has established a presence there and is a force to be reckoned with," said Lee Miringoff, head of the Poughkeepsie, N.Y.-based institute.

My long-held opinion has been that the first woman or black President or Vice President will likely be a Republican. Why? Because a Democrat is more likely to vote on the basis of gender or race, while a Republican is more likely to vote on the basis of principle. Have a black woman on the Republican ticket in 2008 and she will win on the basis of conservative principles. Have a black woman on the Democrat ticket in 2008 and she will lose – on the basis of socialist principles.

Don't call me racist or sexist because I won't vote for a black woman socialist... call me opposed to socialism.

Mock these words this election will go two ways if the polls truly reflect the American opinion.

1. Clinton will be voted back in and the petty fighting will start agian and won't end until after 2012 when the whole congress is Republican again. By then Jeb Bush will run against the Democrats for the presidency. After he's done with his 8 years here come Chelsea Clinton... a never ending cycle.

2. If Clinton is the nominee all of the Obama/Edwards supporters will stay home because they are frustrated with the way things are going. Clinton will try desperately to push anyone’s better than Bush. She'll get a few to cross over but not enough. The race will be extremely close because the Republicans hate her and will see an opening. They will win by any means necessary.

The ones who lose are the ones who have the power to vote in these people who only do what we want them to. What is that you say? By the way and who we vote in office the American people only want anger, mismanagement, divisiveness and hate. This country was built on hate of other and will fall because of it too.

Obama message is to good for America.