Zogby: Obama 59% , to Clinton 33% (National)

Released: May 21, 2008

Obama Builds Lead Over Clinton in National Contest

As he moves ever closer to wrapping up the Democratic Party presidential nomination, Obama is also opening up a big lead over Clinton among Democrats nationwide. In a national preference test, he leads her by a 59% to 33% margin, the latest Reuters/Zogby poll shows.

He completely dominates among those voters under age 35, winning more than 80% support, but also leads among all voters under age 70, where she holds a solid advantage. Obama also now leads among almost all likely Democratic voters according to political philosophy – moderates, mainline liberals, and progressives. Clinton leads only among conservative Democrats.

Obama also leads Clinton among both Catholics and Protestants, and among those who claim no religious affiliation.

more:

http://www.zogby.com/news/ReadNews.dbm?ID=1511

It's the only thing Clinton has left now: her delusional supporters!

"Clinton leads only among conservative Democrats."

I will not answer threads with Hillary's name on them other than to say, Hillary = Bush

at their word, that they are considering taking this fight to the convention

I don't blame you, but this fight is far from over, and I recommend that we should not be complacent

I'm tired of Hillary being in it but the voters have to vote for her and then she goes home.

How much is she paying Penn?

Wow.

Could the rank-and-file Dems be a bit pissed off at her for trying to change the rules in the middle of the game? Could they be disgusted by way she's trying to hurt Obama's chances in the GE by implying that sexism is the reason she didn't get the nomination, when in fact, it was her terrible campaign strategy? Could they be offended by the way she constantly dismisses the smaller states as "unimportant" and doesn't even count the caucus states in her popular vote total?

Just a thought.

How far can she get with that kind of whining, anyway? Is she gonna blame high oil prices on Arab sexism?? Sheesh!

2008 General Election Match-ups

John McCain 37%
Barack Obama 47%
Ralph Nader 4%
Bob Barr 3%
Not sure/Other 10%



John McCain 40%
Hillary Clinton 41%
Ralph Nader 4%
Bob Barr 3%
Not sure/Other 12%

Sorry, off topic, but seriously.

:evilgrin:

Make up a song about how you want to hobnob with Bob on the job or something ...

Film cute video

Put it up on youtube

National sensation

There you go ... Bob Barr's campaign catches fire.

You're GOOD!

I shoulda been an ad jingle writer! :D

... I think that shame will override pride.

Have you been reading the malarkey she is spouting in Florida? A capacity for shame is clearly not among her attributes.

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We're seeing this swelling of excitement for Obama again, and we better not let it get away again. If she steps out gracefully (as possible) now, and let's the enthusiasm continue, we'll be in incredible shape in November.

David

:bounce:

:thumbsup:

we cant win. their conservative populations are just to great. but there are alot of states that actually have alot of moderates and heck, even some liberals... so suspect we will do very well in the GE assuming this primary hasnt damaged us.

I was among those polled. You can guess my answer.

Here are the Gallup results.




It is a good thing there are only two weeks left in the primaries, or pretty soon her numbers would be below George W. Bush's

Day-um! It's looks like the People are winning..WootHoo!

no choice.