[madprof98]

Bush — by far the best known among those running for the GOP nomination — is viewed favorably by just 33 percent of the public, while 53 percent say they view him unfavorably. Only Clinton among all those included in the poll has a net positive rating . . .

So it's obvious Bush should be the GOP standard-bearer, isn't it?

[fatnotlazy]

Well, at least Ted Cruz is in the double digits in this poll too (13%). I don’t know how he polled in earlier versions of this poll, but in most of the others he was in the single digits. And that was BEFORE he announced.

As Cruz gets out there and speaks to the American people, I believe most will like him and his message and you’ll see a surge for him in the polls.

It depends on who is being polled and how the questions are being framed. I suspect that WAPOABC polls a bunch of slackers. If that’s so, you won’t see a rise for Ted Cruz because the participants are brain dead.

[DaxtonBrown]

I think once the debates start, Hillary folds like a cheap pantsuit. Except to Jeb, there will be no differentiation.

[nikos1121]

I’m turning off all polls, going to pretend I’m Rip Van Winkle. No going to get sucked into the mental masturbation....

[cincinnati65]

Outright Lies......on both counts.

[Mastador1]

What results do you expect when your survey respondents are democrats? How many Conservatives watch/read these propaganda purveyors?

[MeshugeMikey]

what if....the equation..included?

[bgill]

The larger her poll numbers, the least likely she’ll ever have to answer for her sins.

[cymbeline]

The question they should have asked “which do you prefer, Hillary or one of the current Republican contenders?”.

[Red Badger]

WaPoABC trying to pick the GOP candiate.................AGAIN...............

[Ben Ficklin]

Hillary, Hillary, she's the man.
If she can't do it, nobody can.