The myth that all Clinton supporters would support Obama

I'm surprised at these numbers, frankly.

Maybe because I make up the 10%.

 

obama wins on polls against mccain vs hillary vs. mccain. so this doesn't matter in that regard. you have people who vote for obama who won't vote for hillary and vice versa.

 

The General election is 7 months away. 7 months ago, Rudy Giuliani and Hillary were dominating the polls.

What's your point again?

Furthermore, those are nation-wide polls, not state-by-state polls, where the election is decided. Check the battleground states, pgabs. oopsie

What's your point again?

 

It seems the longer this goes on the more the animosity and hate grows between the two groups.

Here we go again;Democrats finding a new way to lose the general election.

 

my point is that romney is gone and all you have to do is talk about how things maybe in 7 months, I'm talking about how they are now. romney gone, after saying he would bring back jobs to michigan. obama is winning in polls against hillary in general election and has been since the before the first primary.

 

the democrats, howard dean and prominent senators and govenors need to get together in the next month and decide who to back. there is an article in the houston that is already talking about neither can win the number of delegates to win the nomination so its going to the convention

 

You've already been told this before, but in virtually every battleground state, Obama outperforms Clinton head-to-head against McCain, often by very large margins. Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Iowa, Virginia, Colorado, New Mexico, Oregon, etc. In Penn and Florida, they perform similarly. Ohio was the only place Clinton had any advantage. Even in NY, Obama outperformed her by a good margin.

oopsie.

 

In a couple of threads, I've been making the argument that Obama should make a deal with Clinton, and put her on the ticket as the VP (if she would accept). That would solve many problems going into the election, IMO.



Impeach Bush.

 

hillaroid is so toxic that many republicans and independents, who otherwise may have chosen obama, would definitely vote mccain if ~it~ was put on the ticket as VP

 

The 25% number surprises me. Unless you're including the TJ's and Texx's as Clinton supporters.

 

This surprises me as well. If that's the case, then Obama should consider Hillary as his running mate.

 

It will be ok if they join forces. But it appears to me that while Hillary is ok with this idea, Obama is not.

 

When the dust settles the election will come down to:


"Anyone but a republican"

DD

 

Sounds like a reasonable analysis. I agree.

 

At the end of the day, though, from your link:



The shift to Obama from Independents/GOPers is more than the shift of Dems to McCain. And I suspect that once McCain is hammered for 3 months as being "same as Bush", more Dems will flip back. Ultimately, Dems are going to be more reliable to vote Dem than Ind/GOPers will be. The swing voters are always the ones in the middle.

 

I think if Hillary was nominated as the leading candidate that I wouldn't vote for her or McCain. I'm tired of seeing nearly two decades of Bush and Clinton administration. What will happen next? Jeb Bush runs for nomination? Then Chelsea? I just want some diversity but I can't stand McCain right now either so I'd prefer not to vote at all.

 

if hillary doesn't come out strong against ending the war, I'm voting against her if she's the nominee. I would rather have mccain and a war than hillary and a war. its the number one issue on my list.