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riversedge

(70,253 posts)
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 07:31 PM Nov 2015

Hillary Clinton Polls: Clinton Starting To Pull Away From Bernie Sanders, Cements Status As Frontrun



http://www.inquisitr.com/2534069/hillary-clinton-polls-clinton-starting-to-pull-away-from-bernie-sanders-cements-status-as-frontrunner/



November 1, 2015

Hillary Clinton Polls: Clinton Starting To Pull Away From Bernie Sanders, Cements Status As Frontrunner

Nathan Francis

Hillary Clinton is making a big jump in the polls, crossing the 50 percent threshold and appearing to stop the momentum from challenger Bernie Sanders.


............Now it appears Hillary Clinton is putting a stop to that momentum. A new poll from NBC News finds that she had 50 percent support among Democratic voters, growing her lead after challengers Jim Webb and Lincoln Chafee dropped out of the race and with Vice President Joe Biden officially ruling out a run.
.........................

“With Biden no longer asked about, Clinton’s numbers have inched higher, pushing her back to the 50 percent mark among voters who are Democratic or lean Democratic, for the first time since we began polling on the primary race back in April. But Sanders continues to hold onto a solid segment of the Democratic electorate, getting the backing of 30 percent leaned Democratic voters. Martin O’Malley and Larry Lessig, with just 1 percent support, have not been able to make a dent in their levels of support.”

....................................

Hillary Clinton fared even better in other polls. A Reuters/Ipsos poll released Wednesday showed even higher support for the former Secretary of State. In the poll, Clinton reached 53 percent support, opening up a 20-point lead over Bernie Sanders who registered 33 percent support.

Clinton appears to be pulling away at a time when the Republican race is growing even closer. Donald Trump, who has been seen as the frontrunner for several weeks dating back to the summer, has seen his lead over Ben Carson dwindle. The Reuters/Ipsos poll this week found that Trump had 29 percent support while Carson had 27 support, within the poll’s margin of error.

..............

Even amid the attacks, Hillary Clinton appears to be building her support both in polls and among voters in key early voting states of New Hampshire and Iowa. While Bernie Sanders once made strong showings in the polls in these states, reports indicate that Clinton is gaining momentum both in the form of appearances and key endorsements, and could soon be pulling away.



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Hillary Clinton Polls: Clinton Starting To Pull Away From Bernie Sanders, Cements Status As Frontrun (Original Post) riversedge Nov 2015 OP
K AND R! JaneyVee Nov 2015 #1
Hillary is up only 15 points in the recent IBD/TIPP poll jfern Nov 2015 #2
"Only" 15 points!!! VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #3
Closest it's ever been isn't exactly "pulling away" jfern Nov 2015 #11
IBD/TIPP have only done two national polls so far this cycle.... Adrahil Nov 2015 #14
15 points is the closest of any poll without Biden jfern Nov 2015 #32
Right, but that's my point... Adrahil Nov 2015 #44
Her lead improved because they stopped including Biden jfern Nov 2015 #97
Hey I'm good if Hillary is only 15% workinclasszero Nov 2015 #23
But shes not ......thats just VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #38
I know workinclasszero Nov 2015 #65
delusional! VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #66
I look forward to more Bernie fan posts workinclasszero Nov 2015 #71
They will just dig up some other poll that shows her only beating him by "X"!!!! VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #75
IKR? workinclasszero Nov 2015 #78
heck, the bounce is FROM Biden supporters MisterP Nov 2015 #18
You really have convined yourself that Sanders will stay in till June 7th? Really? riversedge Nov 2015 #20
Bernie will be done March 2nd 2016 workinclasszero Nov 2015 #25
Why would she want it? JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #30
Welcome to DU...nt SidDithers Nov 2015 #33
Thanks friend! n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #35
Pssst kristopher Nov 2015 #82
Has he ever called himself a Democrat (real or not)? VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #52
LOL!!!!!! Some of us young voters don't care a hoot for party/identity politics. Have a good one n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #54
LOL!!!!!! Most of you "young voters" VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #55
...vote for warmongers and flip floppers. Some vote for consistency and integrity. JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #58
No they just don't period... VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #62
So you say. Despite your open mockery of young voters, I'll still vote for Bernie n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #63
As someone older and wiser... VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #64
Fair enough JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #69
Sadly for you...HRC will get those votes too VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #70
We'll see JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #72
I hope so....we need to WIN! VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #73
We need a consistent progressive liberal to win the primary first. JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #74
We have one....Hillary Rodham Clinton VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #76
CONSISTENT n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #77
Yes....exactly VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #92
Oh god...the SCOTUS...we have to vote for a republican lite candidate because of SCOTUS. coyote Nov 2015 #91
No we have to vote for a Socialist Democrat....so we can win VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #93
You sure do not have a lot to show for being older and wiser. coyote Nov 2015 #90
Now was that a necessary statement? Nasty Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #102
The JonLeibowitz's will inherrit the world left lowrider Nov 2015 #111
Hi! wendylaroux Nov 2015 #56
Go Bernie!!!! JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #59
What I find interesting is that Bernie's numbers are STILL increasing. No dips, no leveling off. Bubzer Nov 2015 #27
I zoomed in to start this July and got rid of the trendline: only Sanders's bottom-most dots MisterP Nov 2015 #28
Note to Hillary supporters, don't try the low smoothing option now jfern Nov 2015 #40
We are askeered VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #45
Wasn't she supposed to be getting 60% without Biden in the race? HerbChestnut Nov 2015 #4
She is... CheshireDog Nov 2015 #8
Ever buy something.... quickesst Nov 2015 #5
Ha! :-) NurseJackie Nov 2015 #16
It's our money being spent how we want it to be spent. Ed Suspicious Nov 2015 #21
It was.... quickesst Nov 2015 #29
I'm a party pooper. Ed Suspicious Nov 2015 #36
Nah... quickesst Nov 2015 #37
funny, if a pic and comment like this were posted of hillary restorefreedom Nov 2015 #47
If a picture of Hillary in the same fashion was posted, I would not alert on it, Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #57
many would. and fwiw, restorefreedom Nov 2015 #60
It is about the issues, it is childish drivel and I will be looking for the rest of the day to see Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #61
if that is true, restorefreedom Nov 2015 #83
In reading some of the replies I have gotten today, it would serve this nation well to have civics Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #86
eeek. and just think, restorefreedom Nov 2015 #94
Regrettably... quickesst Nov 2015 #67
i honestly don't find any of it funny, more sad restorefreedom Nov 2015 #84
Jeez... quickesst Nov 2015 #95
no lecture, just recognition restorefreedom Nov 2015 #96
Well.... quickesst Nov 2015 #100
i know humor is important restorefreedom Nov 2015 #101
"i try to never do caps unless cheney's name is mentioned" quickesst Nov 2015 #105
well thank you restorefreedom Nov 2015 #107
Get along better than these guys... quickesst Nov 2015 #108
i grew up watching them with my dad...:) nt restorefreedom Nov 2015 #110
Same here quickesst Nov 2015 #112
you too :) nt restorefreedom Nov 2015 #113
wow vadermike Nov 2015 #6
Post removed Post removed Nov 2015 #7
I will do my best to ignore them--or just not riversedge Nov 2015 #9
How very divisive of you to post that fact! treestar Nov 2015 #10
It's Ok when Bernie supporters post divisive stuff. Adrahil Nov 2015 #15
People need to LEARN! ronnykmarshall Nov 2015 #26
Yep those corporatists! treestar Nov 2015 #34
K&R mcar Nov 2015 #12
K & R Thinkingabout Nov 2015 #13
k&r Starry Messenger Nov 2015 #17
Hooray for the war mongers! tecelote Nov 2015 #19
Oh noes! The land line coalition! frylock Nov 2015 #22
Yes the actual voters workinclasszero Nov 2015 #24
The disdain for one of Obama's winning coalitions is strong with this one n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #31
Guess where Obamas GOTV are? VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #46
I'm sure who can afford them, but this Obama voter is for Bernie. No GOTV staff can change that n/t JonLeibowitz Nov 2015 #50
HRC has them..... VanillaRhapsody Nov 2015 #51
No shit. 99Forever Nov 2015 #48
Nobody uses those new fangled mobile phone devices, frylock. bunnies Nov 2015 #106
Thanks riversedge! Cha Nov 2015 #39
If I had deep pockets, I'd find a polling firm that could make me look good too. Duckfan Nov 2015 #41
pollsters, advertizers, speechwriters, professional representatives for this or that constituency-- MisterP Nov 2015 #42
"upsetting the applecart" by hiring a pollster? brooklynite Nov 2015 #89
Just stop with this nonsensical conspiracy crap mythology Nov 2015 #43
Wow! Evergreen Emerald Nov 2015 #49
yes, that cement hardened nicely in 2008 restorefreedom Nov 2015 #53
By March 1st 2016 workinclasszero Nov 2015 #68
Square peg, round hole. Its amazing people try to say Bernie is the same or better than Obama. MrWendel Nov 2015 #79
Exactly workinclasszero Nov 2015 #80
i have not seen a single post suggesting they are the same restorefreedom Nov 2015 #85
Remember when this all started? mikehiggins Nov 2015 #81
Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid looks increasingly unstoppable. Go Vols Nov 2015 #99
I had just read this. Thanks for posting!!! postatomic Nov 2015 #87
K & R SunSeeker Nov 2015 #88
State SurveyUSA #Georgia Poll: Nov 2 Clinton 73, Sanders 16 riversedge Nov 2015 #98
Don't those young folks know workinclasszero Nov 2015 #104
KICK 4 RL! Cha Nov 2015 #103
Nov 2-->New PPP(D) iowa Poll-Clinton 57% Sanders 25% riversedge Nov 2015 #109
 

Adrahil

(13,340 posts)
14. IBD/TIPP have only done two national polls so far this cycle....
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 08:45 PM
Nov 2015

And the previous included Biden. I don't think you can draw any conclusions from looking at the the IBD/TIPP polls by themselves, and you can't compare them directly to other polls. It's all about the aggregate, and for certain, the gap has increased between Clinton and Sanders over the last several weeks.

Will that continue? I think the numbers will likely stabilize, more or less, with Clinton around 50 and Sanders at 30, at least for now.

 

Adrahil

(13,340 posts)
44. Right, but that's my point...
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 07:43 AM
Nov 2015

Generally you can't compare individual polls, especially between pollsters. You really have to look at the aggregate. I could just as easily cherry pick a poll that shows a MASSIVE gap between Clinton and Sanders, but that would be just as specious. you really have to look at the aggregate numbers. That's why aggregate sites have been much better at predicting outcomes than individual pollsters. And the aggregate says that Clinton opened up her lead some.

 

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts)
65. I know
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:35 AM
Nov 2015

its more like 40% or so but the Bernie Revolution is a fantasy based movement.

They celebrate they candidates losing performance regardless of the margin.

MisterP

(23,730 posts)
18. heck, the bounce is FROM Biden supporters
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 08:58 PM
Nov 2015

they forget that most of that support isn't STRONG support, that it's not people running around with "Hillary" signs and knocking on doors and defending her record (whatever it's supposed to be that day) but people on the street only vaguely cognizant that there's a primary going on

Sanders is ahead in NH and even if he loses NH-IA-SC he's not gonna stop fighting until June 7--because CA-MT-NJ-NM-SD aren't states he would ever think of ignoring, let alone ignore because of some primary schedule

the more people hear about Sanders the higher his numbers get: "Clinton's good week" after the triple punch of a collected debate performance, plus Gowdy Doody's 11-hour shitfest, plus Biden's pullout saw Sanders go up as much as she did; her bounce is most likely just a reshuffling of supporters between establishment candidates--people who're happy with the status quo, or just kept nicely unaware of any other option than one well-coiffed neolib hawk or the other


http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/2016-national-democratic-primary

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
30. Why would she want it?
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 10:16 PM
Nov 2015

Hillary supporters on here have been rather insistent that he is not a real democrat.

I am confused.

 

VanillaRhapsody

(21,115 posts)
52. Has he ever called himself a Democrat (real or not)?
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:12 AM
Nov 2015

No wonder you are confused....that would be Sanders fault.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
58. ...vote for warmongers and flip floppers. Some vote for consistency and integrity.
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:26 AM
Nov 2015

There, I finished your sentence.

I am voting in the primary, and convinced my entire family to vote for the candidate with integrity who doesn't take huge sums of money from billionaires, Wall St, and the private prison industry. Who doesn't have a superPAC. Who doesn't vote for needless wars. Who doesn't flip flop on major issues. So we're squarely in Bernie's camp. FIVE younger than 30-y.o voters for BERNIE

 

VanillaRhapsody

(21,115 posts)
62. No they just don't period...
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:31 AM
Nov 2015

no fixing necessary....

They are the same as they always were......apathetic about politics...that is the "consistent" part.....Bernie isn't changing that.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
69. Fair enough
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:40 AM
Nov 2015

I'll still vote for Bernie. Some generation has to start the change of young people voting. Maybe it's this one.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
72. We'll see
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:46 AM
Nov 2015

I sure hope not. Hillary represents the interests of her corporate masters over young Americans. This much is clear.

 

VanillaRhapsody

(21,115 posts)
73. I hope so....we need to WIN!
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:47 AM
Nov 2015

I want the strongest candidate to represent us in the General....

the SCOTUS is in jeopardy....and that will effect them for FAR longer than any President will.

JonLeibowitz

(6,282 posts)
74. We need a consistent progressive liberal to win the primary first.
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:49 AM
Nov 2015

That is not assured of happening, but we can hope.

 

coyote

(1,561 posts)
91. Oh god...the SCOTUS...we have to vote for a republican lite candidate because of SCOTUS.
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 02:41 PM
Nov 2015

You do realize the system is already broken. SCOTUS or no SCOTUS, the system does not work for the majority of people. This is why Bernie is calling for a political revolution. Voting for status quo candidates because they might win does not help anybody except the top 1%. When you are people going to get it.

We had Clintons and Bushes for the last 20 years...looked out how well that has worked for us...it hasn't. It's like Clinton supporters suffer from Stockholm syndrome...yes give me more of the same shit policies that haven't help me, more wars, more neoliberal economics, and greater income equality.

 

VanillaRhapsody

(21,115 posts)
93. No we have to vote for a Socialist Democrat....so we can win
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 03:19 PM
Nov 2015

we aren't going to win the General with a Democratic Socialist!

Bubzer

(4,211 posts)
27. What I find interesting is that Bernie's numbers are STILL increasing. No dips, no leveling off.
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 09:43 PM
Nov 2015

Though, I'm willing to bet someone will spend some time to configure all those poll-chart options just right to try to find one.

MisterP

(23,730 posts)
28. I zoomed in to start this July and got rid of the trendline: only Sanders's bottom-most dots
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 09:52 PM
Nov 2015

show a downward trend

jfern

(5,204 posts)
40. Note to Hillary supporters, don't try the low smoothing option now
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:23 AM
Nov 2015

That record high 31.5% for Bernie will scare you.

 

HerbChestnut

(3,649 posts)
4. Wasn't she supposed to be getting 60% without Biden in the race?
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 07:42 PM
Nov 2015

If you look at it that way the race is actually tightening.

Ed Suspicious

(8,879 posts)
21. It's our money being spent how we want it to be spent.
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 09:22 PM
Nov 2015

Why would he regret representing his people as we requested?

quickesst

(6,280 posts)
29. It was....
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 10:13 PM
Nov 2015

...a bit of satirical humor, and certainly not to be taken with the level of seriousness you are displaying. It was a G-rated pun suitable for all audiences. At least for those who can recognize it for what it is.

quickesst

(6,280 posts)
37. Nah...
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 11:13 PM
Nov 2015

I believe that Bernie and his supporters believe the money was well spent, and it may turn out that it was. If that happens, and he is the nominee, you can bet another two million he will have my vote and support. Until then, I'll support my current choice, and maybe have a little light-hearted fun along the way. I have no desire to ever have to utter the words "president trump".

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
47. funny, if a pic and comment like this were posted of hillary
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 10:04 AM
Nov 2015

it would be alerted, hidden, and the poster given a time out.

and yet hillary supporters find this funny

interesting......

Thinkingabout

(30,058 posts)
57. If a picture of Hillary in the same fashion was posted, I would not alert on it,
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:24 AM
Nov 2015

With the never ending attacks on Hillary, this one would be minor.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
60. many would. and fwiw,
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:27 AM
Nov 2015

i don't like unflattering pics of any candidate. long way to go...we need to focus on issues imo. and so many important ones to discuss..this is childish drivel and is distracting for any candidate

Thinkingabout

(30,058 posts)
61. It is about the issues, it is childish drivel and I will be looking for the rest of the day to see
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:29 AM
Nov 2015

how many more times drivel will be posted today. I don't think people wants to know where the candidates are on the issues.

Thinkingabout

(30,058 posts)
86. In reading some of the replies I have gotten today, it would serve this nation well to have civics
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:34 PM
Nov 2015

classes, I can't believe so many do not know bills are sponsored in Congress and with their advancement is how laws, etc are enacted. Oh, My, I am in shock.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
94. eeek. and just think,
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 03:48 PM
Nov 2015

this board represents largely people who are interested more than the average citizen. on the good news front, i see many comments from people who seem to have an extensive knowledge of history, foreign issues, and economics. when i can't understand a comment because of its depth and have to go offsite to research it, i feel hopeful

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
84. i honestly don't find any of it funny, more sad
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:31 PM
Nov 2015

so much important stuff going on. that is what the focus really should be imo.

quickesst

(6,280 posts)
95. Jeez...
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 04:01 PM
Nov 2015

...I got one reply from someone who I think is a Clinton supporter. That makes a whole two of us that thought it was humorous. Big whoop! And you're lecturing me about "much more important stuff going on". Like what? Not enough mayo on your burger? We put up with such asinine crap like "the chosen one", its her turn", " the coronation", blah, blah, blah, and not one sliver of humor when delivered except for the joy some Bernie Supporters get out of some false sense of claiming the moral high ground over those who support HRC.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
96. no lecture, just recognition
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 04:17 PM
Nov 2015

of the importance of issues like war, citizens united, and health care.

i don't have a problem with humor, but insulting humor doesn't do it for me

have a nice day

quickesst

(6,280 posts)
100. Well....
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 06:43 PM
Nov 2015

...I thought it was funny. Just as I stated, a little satirical humor. If I had meant to be insulting, you would be all-cap screaming if your reaction to this is any indication. You have a nice day too.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
101. i know humor is important
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 06:52 PM
Nov 2015

esp with the issues we are discussing.

i try to never do caps unless cheney's name is mentioned

vadermike

(1,415 posts)
6. wow
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 07:46 PM
Nov 2015

I've been skeptical of HRC just recently , she appears to be pulling away in the Primary and kicking GOP butt in the GE polls.. its still early but i have a feeling we will do well , whether Hillary or Bernie... you guys see Trump.. he is blasing his fellow GOpers more than our guys and gals... He blasted Rubio pretty badly today.. and i think its working.. I think the GOP may nominate Trump.. if so .. we should get ready for him.. i wouldnt underestimate him and I don't think our candidates do.. as he will be lucky to get 20% of the latino vote but he will get some indies etc.. we must be ready for him...or if we get Cruz by some chance or a Trump/Cruz or Trump/Carson same thing

Response to riversedge (Original post)

 

Adrahil

(13,340 posts)
15. It's Ok when Bernie supporters post divisive stuff.
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 08:47 PM
Nov 2015

They go to the Greatest Threads.

When HRC supporters do it, they're mudslinging corpiro-fascist third-way poop-heads, dontcha know.

ronnykmarshall

(35,356 posts)
26. People need to LEARN!
Sun Nov 1, 2015, 09:37 PM
Nov 2015

All Pro-Bernie threads = The greatest post EVER!!

All Pro-Hillary threads = ALERT! ALERT! ALERT! ATTACK! ATTACK! ATTACK!

 

VanillaRhapsody

(21,115 posts)
51. HRC has them.....
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:11 AM
Nov 2015

and THIS Hillary Supporter doesn't mind that you support Sanders.....he isn't a Democrat after all.

99Forever

(14,524 posts)
48. No shit.
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 10:10 AM
Nov 2015

We have a landline so we can have the only available HS Internet, DSL. We don't even have a phone jacked into it. The only people I know that use landline phones, are 20 years older than me and I'm 62.

MisterP

(23,730 posts)
42. pollsters, advertizers, speechwriters, professional representatives for this or that constituency--
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:34 AM
Nov 2015

they're all in a "political class," they NEED to keep the gravy train rolling: they NEED a $2 billion presidential campaign

someone upsetting the apple cart because they want to represent what the people need, because they want to let the people make decisions (instead of slapping governance out of their hand like the 350 million of us are a baby who's gotten its hand on a lighter)--that they can't allow

 

mythology

(9,527 posts)
43. Just stop with this nonsensical conspiracy crap
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 02:16 AM
Nov 2015

It was stupid when Romney fans were unskewing polls, it's the same when Sanders supporters are doing it.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
53. yes, that cement hardened nicely in 2008
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:15 AM
Nov 2015

for president clin---- ooops.

sanders is in better shape than obama at this time, but i like your optimism. we will need it when bernie is in the ge

 

workinclasszero

(28,270 posts)
68. By March 1st 2016
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 11:39 AM
Nov 2015

We will finally be able to put to bed the quaint notion that Bernie Sanders = Barack Hussein Obama.

Its soo laughable that anyone would equate these two people.

restorefreedom

(12,655 posts)
85. i have not seen a single post suggesting they are the same
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:34 PM
Nov 2015

their campaigns have been following similar trajectories. that is not a personality comparison.

but you are correct. They are nothing like each other. Sanders is a true progressive who's not going to sell us down the river, get us into a war, or agree to a crappy trade deal because he's been bought by the corporations. Huge differences between them you're absolutely right.

mikehiggins

(5,614 posts)
81. Remember when this all started?
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 12:33 PM
Nov 2015

Where was Sanders then and where was Hillery? The GOPuke establishment is having kittens as Carson/Trump drive their boys into the dust. The Dem establishment is in much better shape being blessed with a candidate they all love.

Sanders is and always was a long shot from the outset. However, like the Elton John song says, we're still standing. The status quo, business as usual, BUSINESS AS USUAL, cadres in the establishment wing of the Party has all the advantages, almost all the money and almost all the favorable coverage in the MSM.

Yet, we're still standing. See you folks when the actual votes start being counted.

Until then, have a Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas and never forget who the real enemy is.

Go Vols

(5,902 posts)
99. Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid looks increasingly unstoppable.
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 04:40 PM
Nov 2015
With a September 27-30 ABC News/Washington Post poll showing her eclipsing Senator Barack Obama (D., Ill.) 53 percent to his 20


http://www.nationalreview.com/article/222433/hillary-clinton-socialist-still-deroy-murdock


I'm with you,I will wait for the actual votes too.

postatomic

(1,771 posts)
87. I had just read this. Thanks for posting!!!
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 01:43 PM
Nov 2015

Iowa can't come quick enough. All this shit flinging has my washing machine working overtime.

riversedge

(70,253 posts)
98. State SurveyUSA #Georgia Poll: Nov 2 Clinton 73, Sanders 16
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 04:24 PM
Nov 2015

HUGE pulling away in GA



State SurveyUSA #Georgia Poll: Nov 2 Clinton 73, Sanders 16

http://www.11alive.com/story/news/politics/2015/11/02/exclusive-poll-georgia-wants-trump-president/74819370/


In the much smaller Democratic field, the 11Alive News poll shows Hillary Clinton with a crushing lead, with 73 percent support among likely Democratic primary voters. Bernie Sanders follows with 16 percent support, then Martin O'Malley with 4 percent. Those results lead SurveyUSA pollsters to conclude "Sanders is not today competitive in Georgia".

"If you're at 73 percent with a year to go in the campaign, you're feeling really good about Georgia," Democrat strategist Tharon Johnson told 11Alive's Jennifer Leslie. Johnson says Clinton's camp will need Georgia--for votes and money--if Sanders has a strong showing in Iowa and New Hampshire. .....





Hillary for Iowa ?@HillaryforIA 18h18 hours ago

.@HillaryClinton is back in town on Tuesday! RSVP for her Grinnell event here ? http://hrc.io/1Rns0Xw


riversedge

(70,253 posts)
109. Nov 2-->New PPP(D) iowa Poll-Clinton 57% Sanders 25%
Mon Nov 2, 2015, 08:09 PM
Nov 2015


http://www.democraticunderground.com/1251758665


PPP(D) iowa Poll-Clinton 57% Sanders 25%





On the Democratic side in Iowa Hillary Clinton has really reestablished her dominance, getting 57% to 25% for Bernie Sanders, 7% for Martin O'Malley, and 1% for the now departed Lawrence Lessig. Clinton's seen a 15 point improvement in her net favorability rating over the last six weeks, from +42 at 65/23 in mid-September to now +57 at 74/17. Sanders has continued to become more popular too, going from 56/20 to 62/20.

Clinton is really dominating with several key groups in Iowa. Among seniors she's up 74/13 and with women she's up 61/21. She leads across the board with the various constituencies we track but it is tighter with younger voters (43/40), men (51/31), and voters who identify themselves as 'very liberal' (48/30).





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