Georgia: Clinton 56%, Biden 18%, Sanders 11%

[wyldwolf]

http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/morning_call/2015/08/poll-georgia-voters-favor-trump-clinton-for.html

[DemocratSinceBirth]

1. WoW

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[lunamagica]

2. So now even someone not in the race is beating Sanders. eom

[oasis]

3. The women of that red state will make it blue by November 2016.

[DemocraticWing]

4. About 55% of Georgia Democratic Primary voters are black

And among those voters, the numbers are Clinton 63, Biden 22, Sanders 3

Bernie has to do a better job reaching people of color, or he'll be a non-factor in states like Georgia. That's simply a fact.

[Fawke Em]

6. He's been speaking to their needs, but some groups

who I won't name, keep saying he's not.

I rather suspect these groups have been co-opted by Clinton, who has actually never done much for PoC when compared to Sanders.

It's "optics," unfortunately.

[Ron Green]

5. 2016 is a test for Americans. Georgia's failing it right now.

There's still time to figure it out and turn it around.

[DemocratSinceBirth]

7. 2016 is a test for Americans. Georgia's failing it right now.

2016 is a test for Americans. Georgia's failing it right now.

Peach State Democrats strike me as sagacious. If you are recommending they need re-education I would demur.

[Ron Green]

8. Democrats have a chance to do something truly

different this time; the numbers from this polling suggest they aren't ready. If this different thing is not accomplished, I believe the consequences are too dire from which to recover.

[okasha]

11. Nominating another McGovern or Dukakis

is not "something truly different."

[Ron Green]

12. If you think this is 1972 or 1988

you don't know what I am talking about.

[okasha]

13. This is 2015

and I know what is riding on the outcome of this election. We cannot afford another Republican President.

[restorefreedom]

15. right. which is why we need bernie

hillary can't win a general...too much baggage

[okasha]

17. Apparently only Sanders fans think

of her experience as "baggage.". As Rubio said last night, if the election is a resume contest, Hillary Clinton will be our next President. It largely is, and she will.

[restorefreedom]

18. if it was only about the resume

her resume had obama's resume for lunch in 2008 and we know how that turned out....

[okasha]

21. And Bernie is young, handsome, charismatic,

eloquent and has the overwhelming support of the Black community..,..

Oh, wait.....

[restorefreedom]

23. and hillary is just as young and charismatic

has the backing of corporate tax cheats, won't take a position on keystone or tpp, refuses to back 15$ minimum wage, and is now under the spotlight because she couldn't even follow simple email rules as sos.

you're right, it's a slam dunk..what was i thinking??

[Ron Green]

16. We cannot afford any President that's even close to being a Republican. And Hillary Clinton is

much too close, in my view.

[okasha]

19. Apparently very few Democrats share your view.

Evan a "candidate" who's not running out-polls him.

[Ron Green]

20. See Post #5.

[okasha]

22. Condescending much?

Georgia is doing just fine thank you. (I strongly suggest you stop patronizing people of color on this board.)

[Ron Green]

24. I don't know what you mean by that, but again I'll say that unless voters in this country

reject the corrupt politics of the past (including the Clintons), we are going beyond a point of no return. And it's probably this election cycle.

[NCTraveler]

9. Lol. Smok'n Joe is giving Hillary a fight. Nt

Love Hillary and Biden. She probably sent him a text. "You're a big fucking deal. "

If Sanders thinks he has a chance, he better look in the rear view. At 1% O'Malley is closer to striking distance on Sanders than anyone to Clinton.

[Cha]

10. Good!

[ismnotwasm]

14. Seriously impressive numbers