Hillary's support most solid in first three states...Obama's very soft

SaveElmer

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:09 AM
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Hillary's support most solid in first three states...Obama's very soft

Iowa

Hillary

Certain to Vote for 54
May Change later 46

Obama

Certain to Vote for 30
May Change later 69

Edwards

Certain to Vote for 41
May Change later 59

New Hampshire

Hillary

Certain to Vote for 51
May Change later 41

Obama

Certain to Vote for 37
May Change later 59

Edwards

Certain to Vote for 42
May Change later 52

South Carolina

Hillary

Certain to Vote for 58
May Change later 42

Obama

Certain to Vote for 49
May Change later 49

Edwards

Certain to Vote for 54
May Change later 46

http://www.latimes.com/media/acrobat/2007-09/32487358.pdf

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Colobo

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:13 AM
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1. Very soft? The fact that huge numbers are still considering him

makes him very strong.

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SaveElmer

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:14 AM
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2. C'mon...when 2/3 of those picking you say they may change their mind...

Your support is soft....

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Colobo

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:16 AM
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4. That means people are still listening to him and others.

I don't fear that.

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Romulox

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:14 AM
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3. Not a surprise that small, right-leaning states are for Hillary...nt

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Missy M

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Thu Sep-13-07 10:47 AM
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5. It seems the large left leaning states are for her too.

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durrrty libby

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Thu Sep-13-07 11:55 AM
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9. Oh Snap

:applause: :applause: :applause:

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rinsd

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Thu Sep-13-07 12:10 PM
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10. Even more so than those small "right leaning" ones

;-)

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William769

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Thu Sep-13-07 11:21 AM
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6. Oh how the subliminal messages around here abound!

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smalll

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Thu Sep-13-07 12:44 PM
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11. I know! They're just so - unhip!

:sarcasm:

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William769

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Thu Sep-13-07 11:24 AM
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7. She's got what it takes.

She is the front runner and will continue to be the front runner. Obama peaked four months ago, he will be out by Super Tuesday.

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durrrty libby

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Thu Sep-13-07 11:53 AM
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8. Wow, I love your confidence and hope you are right

Hillary's #'s have remained strong for many months and continue to climb.

It is a beautiful thing:toast:

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zulchzulu

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Thu Sep-13-07 02:51 PM
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12. What that analysis tells me is that voters are still undecided for the most part

Edited on Thu Sep-13-07 02:52 PM by zulchzulu

When all the numbers show that there is nearly a fifty percent chance they will change their vote, it tells me that most of those voters are undecided. The election/caucus isn't next week.

It all starts in four months.

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