Hillary will sooner or later Clintonize Obama, then compromise him to be the veep. That’s very, very scary.
The base stirs itself.
How did all of the top four GOP candidates lose ground? Who did their support go to if not each other?
I am still waiting...waiting...waiting, for the "people" to drop Rudy when they find out his real opinions.
Have a great day.
Slip sliding away.
Wow these polls must drive the Rudy haters absolutely nuts.
No matter what they say - the man holds and gains.
The Reason: The more you know him, the more you hear him, and if you’re lucky
and you get to see him in person? You have to be impressed.
If you’re not - you’re simply close minded. Which is not unusual these days.
The man has command of the issues - no notes, no teleprompters, he talks to his audiences.
He rolls on.
PA Leadership Conference Straw Poll Winner Fred Thompson:An aside, is your Rudy 'Ping List' now down to three? It was a bloody weekend wasn't it (snicker), even yesterday more bit the dust.The writer behind the blog "PA for Hizzoner, Rudy Giuliani" put the best possible spin on the results of this weekend's presidential straw poll at the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference, a key barometer of GOP activist sentiment in the state. The headline was "Rudy Leads All Presidential Candidates," but the blogger had to confess the headline "may be a little deceptive," since theformer mayor actually got 16% and tied for second with Newt Gingrich, who spoke at the conference. The winner was non-declared candidate Fred Thompson, who "slaughtered the field" with 35% of the total vote.
Mr. Thompson was a non-candidate on a roll this weekend. He also came out on top in a straw poll on the other side of the country conducted at the California Republican Assembly, the state's oldest and largest Republican volunteer organization. He won 25% of delegate votes, topping local favorite Rep. Duncan Hunter of San Diego. For his part, Mr. Giuliani won 7% of the vote, although admittedly he was not expected to do well among the very conservative CRA membership.
Hmmm, maybe you should make it a 'Rudy Pong List'. 
I don’t know who these people are calling but,.........
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1822499/posts
Thompsons at 12% and he hasn’t declared yet?
The USA is not a conservative nation.
Most want to be ruled by the MSM/DNC, as evidenced by their continuing support of both.
It is every man for himself on our side, don’t wait for a knight in shining armor. Get your finances situated, move if you need to, stock up on weapons, ammo, food, pull your kids out of public school, ect.
Anything you can to escape the looters and moochers for the next 40 years.
LOL, maybe we should find a place to meet in case of an emergency?
They ALL lost support? So Republican voters are now supporting Democrats or what??
On a better note, I'm glad to see Thompson up to 12% and it's EARLY yet!
Rudy’s stats are stagnant, and have been for over a month, between 25-30 percent. Somewhere around between 2/3 to 3/4 of Republicans find him unacceptable, and have continued to find him unacceptable, and will continue to find him unacceptable.
SRI poll: Spitzer rebounds, Clinton slumps
Business First of Buffalo - 12:36 PM EDT Monday, April 23, 2007
New Yorkers are looking more favorably on the job performance of Gov. Eliot Spitzer but the same cannot be said for the presidential campaign of Sen. Hillary Clinton.
The Siena Research Institute in Albany released a poll Monday showing the state’s freshman governor has the support of two-thirds of New York voters, a five-point gain from March when 62 percent approved of his performance.
“His favorability rating is at least 65 percent in every region of the state,” said Steven Greenberg, SRI spokesman. “And his job performance rating has jumped in the last month to 55 percent excellent or good, and 38 percent fair or poor, up from 47-39 percent last month.”
Albany-based SRI also reported that New Yorkers are divided over whether the new $120 billion budget was good or bad for the state, while they overwhelmingly believe the spending plan demonstrates that things in Albany have pretty much stayed the same, despite Spitzer’s vow that “everything changes on Day 1.”
Among the presidential candidates Clinton was viewed favorably by 50 percent of voters, down from 56 percent in both March and February and a peak of 65 percent last November. Forty-two percent shared an unfavorable opinion of the state’s junior senator, up from 37 percent in March. By comparison Sen. Barack Obama’s favorability rating is 55-23 percent while Sen. John Edwards has a 52-29 percent favorability rating.
Greenberg noted Clinton’s favorability rating is the lowest it’s been in more than two years of the poll. She led Obama by 47 points in January and 32 points last month, but that lead is now 22 points.
Compared to her fellow New Yorker, Republican Rudy Giuliani, Clinton’s 12-point lead from last month has tightened to a five-point lead.
Also, SRI said while Giuliani, the former New York City mayor, was three points up on Obama last month, Obama now has a four-point lead over Giuliani.
Clinton and Giuliani remain significant favorites in their respective presidential primaries.
Lots of Thompson and Romney numbers reflect lack of name recognition. Romney has the money to change this and Thompson has the personality to change this. These numbers point to a wide-open race.
at this point,
Guiliani’s camp will reach out to the other camps to “merge support”
Kind of promise ANYTHING (ala Forbes) to get the endorsement.
I think Guiliani would reach out to Romney with his money and NE state of mind.
Hi!!!
Am glad to see you posting again. I’ve tried to be positive about a candidate(s), and not try to denigrate their opponents. After the close calls in 2000 and 2004, and the losses in 2006, I realized that if the Republicans don’t win in 2008, the democrats will be in power at least until 2016. Then there will be no hope or possibility that anything good will happen to benefit republican/conservative causes. That is something I can’t accept and will do anything in my power to try to avoid. Until a candidate comes forward who can consistently demonstrate they can be competitive with the top 3 or 4 tier Democrats, I’ll stay with Rudy. This latest Rasmussen poll only reaffirms that position.