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In reply to the discussion: New PPP 2016 poll: Clinton leads Democrats (61%), Rubio leads GOP (18%) [View all]

marmar

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5. "a coalition of voting groups that denied Mrs. Clinton the nomination"
Reply to downandoutnow (Reply #4)
Thu Dec 6, 2012, 10:26 PM
Dec 2012

Was she entitled to it or something?


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New PPP 2016 poll: Clinton leads Democrats (61%), Rubio leads GOP (18%) [View all] Newsjock Dec 2012 OP
Who are they polling? Elizabeth Warren would get my support but no one asked me. sabrina 1 Dec 2012 #1
Wow. With numbers like that for Hillary... JaneyVee Dec 2012 #2
Kind of surprised at the Republican results... PennsylvaniaMatt Dec 2012 #3
Hillary at 61%!!! Wow! Is this kind of domination unprecdented? Yes it is! downandoutnow Dec 2012 #4
"a coalition of voting groups that denied Mrs. Clinton the nomination" marmar Dec 2012 #5
LOL no she wasn't entitled to it, just that she had been the frontrunner, and had broad support downandoutnow Dec 2012 #6
Re Clinton poll SoCalDem Dec 2012 #7
Or in other words, polls four years before the election don't mean a whole lot. marmar Dec 2012 #8
It will be either Cuomo or Clinton, versus Rubio, Christie or Jeb Bush. Nye Bevan Dec 2012 #9
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