National Poll of Polls -- Clinton ahead (Democrats, spokesman, accuse)

[teatime]

Originally Posted by Upton

I'm still waiting for the link.

It is posted on CNN. There was no link provided. If you want info on the Poll of Polls, look for it yourself.

[Upton]

Originally Posted by BVH

Hear! Hear! That is absolutely how I feel. I am sure that a large majority of us will not only leave the party, but, we'll campaign equally as hard against Obama as we are now.

There are always a few malcontents, but to say your opinions reflect a "large majority" is, of course, ridiculous.

[magellan]

Originally Posted by Art123

It'll start on March 5th, maybe the 6th. It'll take the die hards a while to get over it, but most will by the convention.

Exactly. A "common enemy" (ie McCain, Bush) tends to bring people together.

[Old Gringo]

Originally Posted by teatime

The Poll of Polls, which is what I cited, analyzes all of the various other polls and supposedly provides the most accurate read.

Hillary's "national lead" has slipped about twenty points in recent weeks. More importantly, she's now behind in Texas.

Poll: It's all tied up for Dems in Texas - CNN.com

[walidm]

What's a "kool aid Chugger"?

[gsoboi]

Originally Posted by BVH

There is a HUGE difference between a 2% lead and a 12% lead. Please get your facts straight next time.

a lead is a lead

[Paige65]

Originally Posted by Upton

There are always a few malcontents, but to say your opinions reflect a "large majority" is, of course, ridiculous.

Agreed. Obviously anecdotal, but both my grandmother and mother voted for Senator Clinton in the primary and will be voting for Senator Obama should he get the nod. The people who post here, on either side, aren't representative of the general sentiment.

[BVH]

Originally Posted by Upton

There are always a few malcontents, but to say your opinions reflect a "large majority" is, of course, ridiculous.

You seem to be failing to take into account the effect that the constant bile being spewed by Obama supporters at Hillary supporters will have. Obama supporters are getting quite a notorious reputation for nastiness that runs counter to your message of "unity".

[BVH]

Originally Posted by gsoboi

a lead is a lead

Your post was deliberatley misleading. Do some independent research before swallowing everything the MSM tells you to.

[Upton]

Originally Posted by Old Gringo

Hillary's "national lead" has slipped about twenty points in recent weeks. More importantly, she's now behind in Texas.

Poll: It's all tied up for Dems in Texas - CNN.com

Actually it shows Obama with a 4 point lead, but it's within the margin of error. CNN also shows Obama with 145 more pledged delegates than Clinton, there's no way she can make that up.