For the Hillary Haters

[rraley]

A nice poll from Quinnipiac University...
Hypothetical match-ups...
Clinton: 60%
Pataki: 31%

Clinton: 50%
Guiliani: 44% (the GOP's top choice for presidential nominee in 2008)

awesome stuff

 

[Mikeinsmd]

A nice poll from Quinnipiac University...
Hypothetical match-ups...
Clinton: 60%
Pataki: 31%

Clinton: 50%
Guiliani: 44% (the GOP's top choice for presidential nominee in 2008)

awesome stuff

Of course the low income, uninformed psychos would vote for "Miss Entitilist"

 

[vraiblonde]

Poll from the Gude household:

George Pataki: 60%
Hillary Clinton: 0%
Undecided: 40%

Rudy Giuliani: 80%
Hillary Clinton: 0%
Undecided: 20%

Awesome stuff!

 

[Sharon]

Poll from the Gude household:

George Pataki: 60%
Hillary Clinton: 0%
Undecided: 40%

Rudy Giuliani: 80%
Hillary Clinton: 0%
Undecided: 20%

Awesome stuff!

 

[FromTexas]

A nice poll from Quinnipiac University...
Hypothetical match-ups...
Clinton: 60%
Pataki: 31%

Clinton: 50%
Guiliani: 44% (the GOP's top choice for presidential nominee in 2008)

awesome stuff

And anybody could have won against Bush in a landslide, according to the dems pre-election 2004.

 

[itsbob]

Biggest flaw in this poll is Quinnipiac UNIVERSITY.. try to take a poll where the pollees aren't getting liberalism stuffed down their throats EVERY day..

Hmmm have to wonder, is Janey a Hillary fan.. ??

 

[BuddyLee]

What have we learned about polls from last year? They don't mean a thing.

 

[SamSpade]

Actually, I've heard that most polls put Howard Dean beating George Bush in November of 2004. Watch for this guy - he'll be our new President come January 2005!

 

[Mikeinsmd]

Biggest flaw in this poll is Quinnipiac UNIVERSITY.. try to take a poll where the pollees aren't getting liberalism stuffed down their throats EVERY day.. Hmmm have to wonder, is Janey a Hillary fan.. ??

To her credit, Janey is a staunch Republican. (I almost said "Bush supporter" but I know where y'all would have taken that!!)

 

[Railroad]

I don't HATE Mrs. Clinton. I don't like her personality and I don't like her politics, and I would have a problem voting to put her in any public office, but I don't HATE her. I'm a Christian and I'm taught to not hate people.

As for the University thing, I have to say that I agree that it's not the right place for this type of poll to reflect anything approaching neutral bias.

I really wish we could have another Republican President in '08, and of course it's too early to prognosticate about that, but my gut feeling is that we'll have a Democrat in the White house next time. I hope I'm wrong! And I hope and pray Mrs. Clinton isn't the one that gets elected.

 

[Larry Gude]

Of course there's another way of looking at this...

As for the University thing, I have to say that I agree that it's not the right place for this type of poll to reflect anything approaching neutral bias.

let's see...

A nice poll from Quinnipiac University...
Hypothetical match-ups...
Clinton: 60%
Pataki: 31%

Clinton: 50%
Guiliani: 44% (the GOP's top choice for presidential nominee in 2008)

If you are only running 2:1 against one guy and basically even money with another among YOUR gene pool, well, that's something else, eh?

 

[ylexot]

To be fair, universities do run polls that are larger than just the university. Some do nationwide polls. However, rraley provided no information about the poll to make it at all useful. Who was polled would be the biggest question. Not knowing how the poll was conducted makes the numbers useless.

 

[SamSpade]

To be fair, universities do run polls that are larger than just the university. Some do nationwide polls. However, rraley provided no information about the poll to make it at all useful. Who was polled would be the biggest question. Not knowing how the poll was conducted makes the numbers useless.

Check it out:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x14708.xml

Since it looks like just New York voters, I'm not impressed or worried.

 

[ylexot]

Check it out:

http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x14708.xml

Since it looks like just New York voters, I'm not impressed or worried.

[monotone]What a shock...New York favors a Democrat [/monotone]

 

[Lenny]

To be fair, universities do run polls that are larger than just the university. Some do nationwide polls. However, rraley provided no information about the poll to make it at all useful. Who was polled would be the biggest question. Not knowing how the poll was conducted makes the numbers useless.

Check out their polling web site at http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x11358.xml

 

[SmallTown]

Note to dems: You're lost the last two elections. It will be difficult enough just to get in the whitehouse again, don't lessen your chances by having a woman (sort of) on your ticket. Stick to the basics.

 

[SamSpade]

Note to dems: You're lost the last two elections. It will be difficult enough just to get in the whitehouse again, don't lessen your chances by having a woman (sort of) on your ticket. Stick to the basics.

The elections sound even worse if you consider that in 92 and 96, Clinton didn't even get 50%, and he's far and away the most popular Democratic candidate in years. The last Democrat to get more than 50% was Jimmy Carter - 50.08%, actually. You really gotta go back to Johnson's blowout of Goldwater for a big win. Even Kennedy and Truman were squeakers, and even THEY didn't get 50% of the vote.

And the Democratic strategy is, let's go further to the left ?

 

[Bruzilla]

I quit hating Hillary years ago. Now I loath her.

 

[vraiblonde]

I don't hate Hillary. When she's on talk shows just chatting, I actually find her amusing and engaging (don't hit me). It's when she starts talking politics that she sounds like a loony.

 

[Vince]

I don't hate Hillary.

Shame on you. Why not? j/k

I really don't care for Hillary or her politics. Read alot on the way she treats people and the way she acts. How much truth to what I've read....well, you're at the mercy of the author. As to her politics....No thank you.