Latest National Poll -- Clark on top (kinda...)

Bread and Circus

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Sat Oct-11-03 02:58 PM
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Latest National Poll -- Clark on top (kinda...)

What's up with Lieberman?

http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/031011/nysa014a_1.html

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DemocratSinceBirth

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Sat Oct-11-03 03:00 PM
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1. That's

prolly why Lieberman dissed Clark in the debate....

He'd be cannon fodder for Bush....

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Spazito

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Sat Oct-11-03 03:08 PM
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2. Kick

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DemocratSinceBirth

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Sat Oct-11-03 03:10 PM
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3. The Other Candidate's Scenarioes Are More Complex

but Howard Dean's scenario is the most simple....

Knock out Gep in Iowa and Kerry in NH and sail to the nomination...

A win in New Hampshire is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a Kerry or Dean nomination...

A win in Iowa is a necessary but not sufficient condition for a Gephardt nomination...

If either of these eventualities don't materialize all bets are off as to who the nominee is...

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Bread and Circus

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Sat Oct-11-03 03:38 PM
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4. This should be on fire by now.....

No one thinks it's weird Lieberman
went up to #2?

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Julien Sorel

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Sat Oct-11-03 03:52 PM
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5. The folks who usually

post heavily on candidates'threads don't want to post on this one for some odd reason. I wonder why.

Among Democrats and Democratic leaners, Clark is the favorite for the party's nomination with 15 percent. Close behind, 13 percent favor Lieberman, 11 percent favor Kerry, 10 percent favor Dean and eight percent favor Gephardt. One in four Democrats and Democrat leaners would pick Clark as either their first or second choice for the Democratic nomination v. 22 percent for Lieberman, 19 percent for Kerry, 17 percent for Gephardt and 16 percent for Dean.

And,

If the next general election were held now, 43 percent of registered voters say they would vote for retired General Wesley Clark or lean towards voting for Clark, while 47 percent would vote for Bush or lean towards Bush. By comparison, Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry trails Bush by 48 v. 42 percent, Missouri Rep. Dick Gephardt trails Bush by 49 v. 42 percent, Connecticut Sen. Joe Lieberman trails Bush by 50 v. 42 percent and former Vermont Gov. Howard Dean trails Bush by 49 v. 40 percent, the poll shows.

Every national poll I've seen shows Dean at the rear in a head-to-head matchup with Bush, but of course, it is now a standard part of Dean's stump speech to say that 'all the leading contenders beat Bush in the polls I've seen....' Some of the Deanies hate Clark because he threatens Dean; I despise Dean because he is a weak candidate who sees no difference between telling the truth and telling a lie.

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wyldwolf

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Sat Oct-11-03 04:23 PM
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6. OK, I'll make an appearance...

Edited on Sat Oct-11-03 04:23 PM by wyldwolf

... every national poll, it seems, in the last two weeks put Clark on top.

Lieberman tops Bush in Connecticut (posted here yesterday.)

I find the prospect of Lieberman better than Bush.

At least nationally, polls show Dean fading. However, in the primary polls, he still leads.

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DemocratSinceBirth

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Sat Oct-11-03 04:42 PM
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7. I Can Not Think Of Any Scenarios Where Lieberman Beats Bush....

He is an awful candidate....

He's the consummate pol or party hack....

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Yupster

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Sat Oct-11-03 05:14 PM
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8. But it would be a friendly campaign

The news every day would be about how nice it is to have two candidates who respect each other and talk like adults.

And Lieberman's concession speech will be much praised too.

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