[Cincinatus' Wife]

Dems know they have to stand behind Hillary to win in 2016 - no matter how ugly and repugnant her behavior and her husband's behavior is.

[Travis McGee]

[pepsionice]

O’Malley gives fairly decent speeches. Have you heard Hillary give a speech in the past two years? Maybe ten years ago....she had some four-star abilities left, but that’s come and gone. She might be a king-maker still....but it’s not for herself.

As for Jeb? His time came and went. I just don’t see him getting folks excited throughout the southern states (except for Florida). Looking at the first four primary states...some chances that he’ll take one single state...but it won’t be Iowa or South Carolina.

[Maceman]

while GOP voters question whether Bush is conservative enough

I don't think we're questioning. I think we're outright rejecting.

[grania]

I don't like the NH primary. Decades ago, it was a nice measure of what impressed very independent and free-thinking voters. Now (on the Republican side for sure) it's rigged at the top. Evidence....Senator Kelly Ayotte and Scott Brown's nomination. GWB controlling the money and controlling the show. McCain's popularity coming from nowhere, it seems. Romney owning the primary. Ron Pauls popularity not translating to primary votes.

What's this about Ted Cruz not being on the list? I ignore any polling with that situation, problem is the media uses it to push establishment faves.

[CPT Clay]

No more Bushes, No more Clintons

[Slyfox]

[libstripper]

The posted article contains a link to the Bloomberg article. Click that link and you will find the following gem about how unpopular Jebbie is in NH:

New Bloomberg Politics/Purple Strategies focus groups of New Hampshire voters show presumptive 2016 frontrunner Jeb Bush may be facing real problems within the GOP. Several likely Republican primary voters say they don’t think Bush can win, even laughing at the notion that he is the frontrunner. None said they’d back Bush if they were voting today. The focus group with Republican voters was moderated by Bloomberg Politics managing editor Mark Halperin and conducted by independent polling firm Purple Strategies. (My emphasis.)

[metesky]

Oops! Did some one step on a duck?

[who knows what evil?]

Red Hampshire? Outside of loopy ‘Free Staters’ and the media, who gives a damn? The primary is rigged.