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There will be a lot of headlines about this news in the next few days with a lot of analysis about why her numbers are at record lows.

[mewzilla]

Heh heh heh.

Run, Hillie, run...

[IncPen]

I won't be satisfied until the day after the 2008 elections and the MSM is full of 'what happened'? stories.

[Red Badger]

6% say she's conservative? Must be the San Francisco sample.......

[diverteach]

http://foolishpleasurestudio.com/eyewool/slap_hillary.html

[freekitty]

I wonder how she is going to cheat, lie, steal and scratch her way to the WH?

I hope this continues.

[johnny7]

In 2008, when all is said and done... this gender-challenged socialist will get the same support as the spine-challenged socialist did in 2004.

[jmaroneps37]

I just wish everyone on this site would pay attention to these numbers and stop talking about her as a threat. These numbers have shown up in other polls as well. She CAN'T WIN giving up 4 of 10 voters before she starts.

[gridlock]

The Push Back is having an effect. The Donks, and Hillary! in particular, overextended themselves on the War and immigration. Now they look like idiots and the President looks like the only responsible adult in Washington.

Today, Hillary! is returning to offend-nobody, focus-tested "Small Ball" initiatives like regulating violence in video games and pork projects like extending the clean-up zone at Ground Zero into Long Island. The great themes of War and Peace and National Security have been lost to the President.

But the days of Sistah Souljah and mandatory bicycle helments for kiddie-poos are over. People aren't going to fall for that sort of window-dressing anymore. Unless Hillary! can come up with credible solutions to the big issues, she is toast.

[kabar]

"Twenty-eight percent (28%) of Americans say New York's junior Senator is "very likely" to win the Democratic nomination in 2008. Another 26% say she is "somewhat likely" to be the party's nominee. Senator Clinton leads the pack among Democratic Primary voters, attracting more votes than the next three candidates combined.

[Just mythoughts]

So the poll numbers are fracturing the old gal's mind, she appears to be pulling a JFKerry according to this thread.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1530873/posts

[Fintan]

Forty percent (40%) would definitely vote against Senator Clinton.

"Names!!! I want their NAMES!!!!!"

 

[Condor51]

If Hillary Clinton runs for President in 2008, just 25% of Americans say they would definitely vote for her.

Bwaaaaaaahaha!!
Those are lower than MY poll numbers.

(okay.. I polled my family, but that's not important)

[McGruff]

The last hope for the democratic party going down in flames? Am I dreaming?

[Pete'sWife]

I guess she peaked too early.

[cloud8]

The Hillaryometer is stuck on low? How could this be? I mean didn't I read just yesterday that Hillary is coming out against violence in computer games.

[FormerACLUmember]

"I love the smell of burning Hillary in the morning. It smells like ... Victory"

[BritExPatInFla]

Meanwhile, as we all wring our hands about Hillary running, the Dems work out who will be the real candidate. She ain't running, and we've fallen right into the trap. 'Look at the left hand, don't pay any attention to what the right one is doing'

[WorkingClassFilth]

You keep going, girl!

[driftless]

Actually Clinton is still the Donkey Party's best chance is 2008, and it's not a good chance. She would get creamed by either McCain or Giuliani. Probably by Rice too. I realize the first two aren't real popular with many conservatives on this forum, but both are pro killing our enemies an attitude severely lacking on the Dem side.