Gallup Daily: Obama Still on Top, 50% to 43%

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"PRINCETON, NJ -- For the second consecutive Gallup Poll Daily tracking report, Barack Obama holds a statistically significant lead over Hillary Clinton in national Democratic preferences for the nomination, 50% to 43%."

"The outlook for the general election is identical to what Gallup reported Friday. According to tracking interviews from March 24-28, John McCain holds a small, but statistically significant 4-percentage point lead over Clinton among national registered voters, while his 2-point lead against Obama makes that horserace to close to call. -- Lydia Saad"

Gallup Daily: Obama Still on Top, 50% to 43%

[cwo_ghwebb]

Obama likes to be on top!


Hillary prefers doggie!

[molake]

Those poles are like predicting whether or not it's supposed to rain, at 11am, 2 months from now.

If Obama claims the nomimation, after a stained convention, the 527s will be waiting to unwrap him like a label off a soup can ...

[cwo_ghwebb]

Originally Posted by molake

Those poles are like predicting whether or not it's supposed to rain, at 11am, 2 months from now.

If Obama claims the nomimation, after a stained convention, the 527s will be waiting to unwrap him like a label off a soup can ...

Will he be all shiny underneath the wrapper?





Or rusty?

Originally Posted by molake

Those poles are like predicting whether or not it's supposed to rain, at 11am, 2 months from now.

If Obama claims the nomimation, after a stained convention, the 527s will be waiting to unwrap him like a label off a soup can ...

Ordinarilly that would be good news for us Republicans, but our candidate has more rust under the label than Obama does.

Originally Posted by cwo_ghwebb

Will he be all shiny underneath the wrapper?

Or rusty?

I think Obama's biggest benefit is going to be that he's already exposed most of his foibles in his books, so he's already beat the long-haired, dope-smoking, hippy wannabee charge. There's no sign of the marital infidelities that McCain is going to get hit with, and so far all his business dealing have passed legal muster... unlike McCain's.

For a guy with a longtime political career in one of the dirtiest and slimiest political environments in the country, I think he's looking pretty good. The best that anyone has been able to do is attack him based on what his preacher said, which is pretty lame given the environment of graft and corruption he came from.

[cwo_ghwebb]

Originally Posted by Bruzilla

Ordinarilly that would be good news for us Republicans, but our candidate has more rust under the label than Obama does.

Gosh, I misread your post at first, must get my bi-focals according to some folks here. Thought you wrote 'crust'.