Reply #25: You made it obvious that this was hypothetical and it does make

[anamandujano]

sense to me.

Obama voters, if asked about Clinton, would not give her the slightest advantage. They have seen her as the enemy from the beginning and they have attacked her at every turn. People rarely get polled but when they do, they speak hoping to influence their issues and their candidate.

I received an exploratory phone call from the W pushers a year or so before than ran him as puppet in chief. I normally say I don't want to participate but they somehow got the question out before I hung up.

In the thick of scary Repukelican Texas (I turned down my DU bumper sticker back then), I said that I would never vote for a Republican (I was civil) because of what they were doing to the president now (Clinton at impeachment time). The person said, "I understand." FWIW

Only recently have Clinton supporters begun getting so disgusted with Obama's tactics and those of his followers, they have started saying they could not vote for him.

I'd guess that as new polls roll out, when and if the general public gets nauseated by his crap, Clinton supporters might start speaking against Obama. Keep in mind he has a lot of temporary Repuke support. That should also be influencing the numbers. In a time when Rush Limburger and Man Coulter say they'll vote against McCain out loud, you know that there's a lot of mischief going on behind the scenes.