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Fri Mar-10-06 11:06 PM
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NY Daily News New Yorkers think Clinton will run, don't back her |
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A piece in the NY Daily News said today that fully 6 in 10 people think Hillary Clinton will run for president, but only 3 in 10 New Yorkers will back her if she does. However, things are looking better for her reelection to the Senate. 58% say they will support her in that arena, while 36% say they prefer someone else. I know it's early, but these numbers are not good news no matter how you spin it.
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:07 PM
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1. and we care about the daily news WHY? |
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:10 PM
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2. This was on the front page of our local paper today. |
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I'm glad her Senate reelection will be easy (although I never really doubted her), but I'm a little surprised at the other numbers.
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:13 PM
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3. would you like to have heard it |
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On Matt Drudge's website??!!
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:14 PM
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4. OK I got it. Y'all don't like Hillary and you don't want her to run. |
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Got it.
GOT IT ALREADY!
Can we move on please.
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:17 PM
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8. How does that go again, xultar? |
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I believe the phrase you used in the other threads was "BLAH BLAH BLAH." :eyes:
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Mon Mar-13-06 02:36 AM
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24. Could it be that the OP wants to clear the field for Joe Lieberman? |
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:14 PM
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5. This paper is a NYC rag. eom. |
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:16 PM
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But those numbers are probably true.
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Sat Mar-11-06 01:56 AM
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15. How do they even know who she will run against in the primaries? |
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I am pretty sure that Sharpton will be there. Oh lets see who else - Kucincich and maybe Leiberman. I suppose that if Gore and Kerry run again that she would be low man on the totem pole but unless they do I would vote for her over the others and I would never vote republican in the national.
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Sat Mar-11-06 01:56 AM
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14. Hey, The Daily News is a Leftist Paper isn't it? |
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Isn't Juan Gonzalez one of the paper's Senior Editor's
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Sun Mar-12-06 02:49 AM
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Edited on Sun Mar-12-06 02:49 AM by magellan
I don't know what its standing is now, but 20 years ago it was the newspaper of choice in my family. I can clearly remember my father denouncing our county paper (Bergen, NJ), The Record, as right-leaning tripe. And my grandmother, who always, ALWAYS voted a straight Dem ticket, would only take the Daily News.
Juan Gonzalez is a staff writer and columnist at the Daily News. He also regularly co-hosts Democracy Now! with Amy Goodman.
edited typo
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:17 PM
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7. look at pollingreport.com/2008.htm |
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I don't believe, based on those numbers, that Hillary has a chance. Based on pollingreport.com, though, I don't think anyone but McCain really has a chance. At least it looks like his race to lose. It makes some sense. We already know a large percentage of the voting populace either is still a sucka or just recently changed from being a sucka, and McCain, as a repuke vet who likes campaign finance reform, should pull in both the suckas and some of the leftie types. It's a walk. Hillary doesn't even have that great of an approval rating amongst dems, and not one repuke in this country will vote for her.
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Sat Mar-11-06 01:46 AM
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13. McCain will NOT pull in Lefties - don't even believe that for a minute. |
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McCain is a lying sack of shit, a phony and Lefties know it, I don't think I agree that the race is McCain's to lose, but then he's going to have the GOP machine backing him all the way.
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Sat Mar-11-06 10:25 AM
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16. he won't pull in lefties....but he will attract run of the mill |
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voters who go on who they kinda like more in any given race. There are plenty of democrats that fit that bill.
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Sat Mar-11-06 09:35 PM
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17. I'm definitely talking garden variety "lefties", the kind who think |
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they're leftie but still have a weak spot in their hearts for a man in uniform. The kind who would rather watch the evening news to make up their mind about elections. As you say, we have a lot of those registered D.
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Fri Mar-10-06 11:24 PM
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9. This is a pretty typical scenario for most candidates... |
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Their own constituents often say they don't want them to run for President...
Polls at this stage are about as reliable as a statement coming from George Bush's lips...meaning not at all!!!
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Sat Mar-11-06 12:31 AM
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11. moving post to the right line. |
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Edited on Sat Mar-11-06 12:32 AM by caligirl
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Sun Mar-12-06 02:05 AM
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18. Hillary should stay in the U.S. Senate |
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By continuing to represent the people of New York, she can adopt more progressive stances and use her position in the Senate chamber to get more done than she could ever hope to achieve as president (having to face a hostile Republican congressional majority).
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Edited on Sun Mar-12-06 06:20 PM by AtomicKitten
still think Guiliani is a knucklehead.
* statistic pulled directly out of my butt not unlike the NY Daily News statistics.
The election is 2-1/2 years off. Relax.
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Sun Mar-12-06 06:26 PM
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22. Maybe if they threaten to take away her Senate seat, she will... |
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... public give up on losing the presidency for us in '08.
Let's suppose 6 in 10 NYers are Dems. That means half of the Dems would not support her for president. If those Dems vote against her for Senate (or stay home), she loses. And that's the end of this sad story.
She has no respect from me while she leaves open the possibility of a presidential run. As a Senator from New York, she could do a lot of good, but she is ruining it. It's not worth it to have her in the Senate for two years only to inflict disaster on our presidential hopes in '08.
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Mon Mar-13-06 02:15 AM
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23. Well if Hillary Clinton |
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runs for the democratic nomination for president and she wins it at the ballot box in the primaries, then all you that voted for someone else, you have two choices: 1. commit to working and voting for HRC or 2. stay your asses home and watch as another reprobate republican becomes elected. Then you all can come here on January 21, 2009 and start saying who is the best to win in 2012.....Hell, I think most of you know that Hillary is the better of all the candidates. What is it you all are afraid of? What is it? You think she cannot win? Unless the country does a 180 in the next two years she will be better able to win because as of now the country is fed the hell up with this republican president, and do you think the country is not ready for a woman president. Hell, this country is ready for someone to chart another course and make this country great again.....
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