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Historic NY

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Tue Oct 27, 2015, 01:28 PM Oct 2015

New Loras Poll: Clinton widens lead over Sanders among Democrats (2nd new Iowa poll)


Clinton holds a 38-percentage-point lead over Sanders with 61.6 percent support from likely Democratic Iowa voters surveyed. Sanders takes second with 23.6 percent support. That’s a 4.4-percentage-point increase for Clinton and a 2.7-percentage-point decrease for Sanders compared to recalculated August poll results accommodating for Joe Biden’s decision to not run

http://www.thonline.com/news/tri-state/article_bd7cdc4c-7cca-11e5-bb0c-e787ca5840ab.html
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New Loras Poll: Clinton widens lead over Sanders among Democrats (2nd new Iowa poll) (Original Post) Historic NY Oct 2015 OP
Kick & highly recommended! William769 Oct 2015 #1
K & R Iliyah Oct 2015 #2
BOOM!!! workinclasszero Oct 2015 #3
Very Interesting. This seems to back up the Monmouth poll that was questioned as an outlier. Tarheel_Dem Oct 2015 #4
expect the attacks to increase GusBob Oct 2015 #5
The good news just doesn't stop! BooScout Oct 2015 #6
K&R! stonecutter357 Oct 2015 #7
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Tarheel_Dem

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4. Very Interesting. This seems to back up the Monmouth poll that was questioned as an outlier.
Tue Oct 27, 2015, 01:49 PM
Oct 2015
"It also came a week after the first Democratic debate. More than half of the Democratic voters surveyed in the poll said they watched some or all of that event. Of those who did tune in, 69.9 percent of surveyed Democrats said Clinton performed best."


There's just no doubt at this point, that Hillary rocked that damn debate & kicked much ass in the Benghazi hearings, which seems to turn all the BS CT's on their heads. The Angry White Male BS demographic is not a myth as evidenced below, it's the same demographic that would be supporting Ron Paul if he were running. I think these numbers are reflecting a disgust with the entitled behavior of the BS brigade.


"These gender dynamics could have an unfortunate downside, however. Sanders went after Clinton hard in his speech Saturday night, and his supporters cheered every word while the Clinton supporters sat in silence. Sanders supporters are a diverse crowd, but as Suzy Khimm of the New Republic notes, a huge amount of his support comes from an Internet-savvy, cantankerous crowd of young men. It’s a crowd that’s already swapping conspiracy theories about a media plot against their candidate, as Khimm writes:

That question became pressing after the first Democratic debate aired on CNN in mid-October. When pundits everywhere hailed Clinton as the winner, and others (myself included) argued that Sanders had fallen short, the subreddit and every other social media channel went crazy with allegations that media was in the bag for Hillary Clinton. “Bernie wins EVERY poll yet CORPORATE MEDIA declares Hillary the winner !!!” one Sanders fan told me. “Are you blind or just bought? Grow a pair and admit the truth,” another wrote to Slate’s Josh Voorhees. Conspiracy theories rapidly proliferated, alleging that major outlets were deliberately undercutting Sanders by suppressing favorable poll numbers and deleting pro-Bernie comments. “We have an explicit example of the corruption of money in politics,” one Redditor wrote last week. “Time Warner is a top donor of Hillary Clinton and they own CNN, and CNN is censoring Bernie Sanders to alter his message.”

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