[neverdem]

A recent USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll found that six out of 10 women were likely to support Clinton in her run for the White House.

So much for women's suffrage, they're mostly mindless robots.

[BenLurkin]

http://www.radioblogger.com/images/10-11shrillary.mp3


Courtesy of generalissimoduane

[Cicero]

Rick Lazio hired McCain's handlers after McCain lost the primaries. Big mistake. They didn't have a clue about New York politics.

[Coldwater Creek]

I think that Cal may be right. Anyone but the Hildabeast will not work!

[dodger]

Clinton got elected -- twice -- because of Perot.

[NYpeanut]

I disagree with your assessment of that poll, but I'm sure you're just kidding, especially about the women's suffrage thing.

No logical person would paint half of his fellow citizens with such a nasty brush on the basis of a (barf) USA Today/CNN/Gallup Poll.

[NYpeanut]

Ann Coulter (Jan. 24, 2007): According to the famed "polls" — or, as I call them, "surveys of uninformed people who think it's possible to get the answer wrong" — Hillary is the current front-runner for the Democrats.

And speaking of mindless robots, so much for pollsters.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

The nonstop attacks on Bill Clinton did not keep him from winning in 1992

First of all, Republicans didn't "attack" Clinton.
Second of all, the MSM was backing Clinton as well.

[doberville]

Consider the source. CNN? USA Today? They're ALL lyin' sacks of owl crap and one poll is actually funded by the Clintons.

Polls? Propaganda, you mean.