Poll: Hillary Clinton Most Popular National Political Figure

Voice of America ^ | February 08, 2013

[ConservativeStatement]

A national opinion poll indicates that former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is more popular than President Barack Obama and any other national political figure.

The Quinnipiac University survey released Friday said Clinton has a 61 percent favorability rating among American voters, compared to President Obama's 51 percent favorability.

[Thorliveshere]

WTF..ever.

I heard this this morning and just burst out laughing. The Clinton machine is now trying to out-Obama Obama.

[Truth2012]

This is pure propaganda. These people are really ridiculous.

[ScottinVA]

Exactly. The presidential elections going forward will be decided in the democrat primary. The “general election” will be reduced to nothing more than a showy, four-month sendoff to the latest old, tired Repub whose “turn” it happens to be.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

Oh Jeez!...from one idiot liberal who is trashing America to another we go waltzing!!!

[xrmusn]

I can ‘understand’ this.
She is now a victim.
The only thing in her resume before was being turned down by the Marines because they didn’t want a ‘strong character woma, making millions overnight in the market(on a borrowed 2 bucks), leaving the tarmac in a hail of gunfire, being in a plane crash where she was the ‘only survivor’, stuck it to an Ambassador so she is now ‘popular’.

In todays ‘troubled times’, she could run with Gabby (D-AZ) as a running mate (doesn’t matter who P or VP) and they would probably ‘win in a walk’.

‘Solly Cholly, if you want sympathy check out the dictionary between $hiit and Syphilis’.

[ScottinVA]

I really fear she will be our next President (and probably for 8 years)... regardless of who the GOP runs in 2016.

As far left as this country has turned, the dems could run Barney Frank and have a better than 60% chance of winning. We're not going to see another Republican win the Presidency.

[what's up]

Benghazi was the most serious threat to Hillary than any scandal she's been in...and there have been a lot.

There is one thing about Hillay...when she is hit by scandal she goes on all cylinders to destroy the opposition regardless of the truth of the allegations. This is the MO that has always made the Clintons stronger.

Well she and her co-horts are trying the same strategy with Benghazi but I don't think it will work this time. I think Benghazi HAS inflicted some irreparable wounds on her. They are currently trying as hard as they can to again achieve that over-coming strength in the wake of this scandal and they think it will work again but I do not think this is so.

[OKRA2012]

“The “general election” will be reduced to nothing more than a showy, four-month sendoff to the latest old, tired Repub whose “turn” it happens to be.”

It may be Bob Dole’s turn once again and Bob is rested and ready.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

[DJ Frisat]

Squirreling this away for the next time I need an emetic...

[AngelesCrestHighway]

[EEGator]

I just don’t believe it.

[BipolarBob]

Is this most popular for a target cover or urinal pad?

[ConservativeStatement]

I have a friend who lives in Indiana. She e-mailed me last week. Told me a few days prior to the election, her hair stylist got into a conversation as I suppose happens in that environment. The stylist mentioned the election and how she'll lose her job if Romney gets elected because "Romney doesn't want women working outside the house.” Yes, Mitt Romney is anti-women hair stylists! My friend laughed and challenged the opinion to no avail. Later that night, she told her sister, a teacher, who agreed with the stylist and said “I heard that, too, she is right.” I am now told that there is a schism of sorts in the relationship of the sisters. Point being: Dems want division and this is one result.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

[familyop]

Hillary is so popular, that the population nominated and elected Obama just to avoid having her as president. And bipartisan, socialist political/regulator folks still haven’t learned their lesson. Give us a real conservative for America, like Duncan Hunter, or continue the current direction. Those are your only choices. No feminism in politics.

[ex-snook]

Q. Actually what did she do?

A. She traveled.

Q. What was her most significant accomplishment?

A. As Eisenhower say about Nixon, give me a week to think about it.

[ilgipper]

The thing that surprised me the most in this election cycle is how gullible American voters have become. The fact that any person with an IQ above 30 accepted all this anti woman, anti gay or anti Latino propaganda was utterly appalling. We laughed off so much of those idiotic attacks, because the same garbage has been used for decades with minimal success. Somehow, today’s population bought it hook, line and sinker.

[familyop]

Has anyone noticed that Hillary is beginning to resemble the Edith Bunker character?

[Idaho_Cowboy]

Ok, so lets take a look at life in the good ole USA right now: Karl Rove has pledged to torpedo any conservative candidates that threaten his anointed moderate (please Lord not Jeb). And now Hillary is winning popularity contest.

Conclusion: We are doomed!

P S. Yes, its Friday I should be optimistic, but I'm fresh out of optimism.