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Fox News Opinion Dynamic Poll (McCain and Obama Up Big in NH!)
Fox News (PDF) via Enewsreference Blog ^ | January 7, 2008

Posted on 1/7/2008, 6:33:41 PM by enewsreference

The latest Fox News Opinion Dynamics Poll shows McCain and Obama up with a sizable lead in NH of likely Republican and Democrat voters. Take a look:

Fox News Opinion Dynamics Poll

Fox News Opinion Dynamics Poll

Complete Report:

http://www.foxnews.com/projects/pdf/FOX_NH-3_JAN_web.pdf


(Excerpt) Read more at foxnews.com ...


TOPICS: Government; News/Current Events; Politics/Elections
KEYWORDS: foxnews; mccain; nh2008; obama
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1 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:33:43 PM by enewsreference
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To: enewsreference

So?


2 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:35:11 PM by roses of sharon
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To: roses of sharon

Mitt’s toast! Let’s just hope McLib’s rise is short lived.


3 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:36:09 PM by NavVet (If you don't defend conservatism in the Primary, you won't have it to defend in the Election)
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To: enewsreference

where’s the barf alert ?


4 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:36:23 PM by cinives (On some planets what I do is considered normal.)
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To: enewsreference

I am very glad that New Hampshire’s electorate is not the national electorate. What a hideous line-up of candidates and preferences.

Go McCain!

(heh, kill Romney’s campaign).


5 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:38:03 PM by Greg F (Duncan Hunter is a good man.)
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To: enewsreference

First of all...polls....schmolls...

Secondly, we’re 10 months away...I may be wrong but I just don’t get how things can be predicted so far out...


6 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:38:05 PM by Lucky9teen (When you blame others, you give up your power to change.)
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To: enewsreference

They don’t love Rudy in NH?.....


7 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:38:11 PM by Red Badger ( We don't have science, but we do have consensus.......)
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To: enewsreference

Here in CA we believe there is nothing east of Denver. We go as far as Denver because we fly there for good skiing.

I am not sure we can understand the people of NH and how they view the role and responsibilities of the fed gov with polls like these.


8 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:39:27 PM by edcoil (Reality doesn't say much - doesn't need too)
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To: enewsreference

The Clintons have something up their sleeve and it’s Nevada.


9 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:39:49 PM by Zuben Elgenubi
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To: enewsreference

Democrats are abandoning Hillary to vote for McCain, and then they will vote for Obama in the general election. New Hampshire is a good measure of how liberals will vote. The real show starts in South Carolina. Go Fred!


10 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:41:28 PM by pallis
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To: Lucky9teen
“I may be wrong but I just don’t get how things can be predicted so far out...”

So far out?? This is for NH and they vote tomorrow!

11 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:43:58 PM by Beagle8U (FreeRepublic -- One stop shopping ....... Its the Conservative Super WalMart for news .)
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To: pallis
Go Fred!

BUMP!


12 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:45:38 PM by reagan_fanatic (Ron Paul put the cuckoo in my Cocoa Puffs)
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To: enewsreference

Huck in 3rd is a good deal for Huck supporters here!


13 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:47:48 PM by nckerr ("A freeper since 2000 and Active Duty Soldier since 1995!")
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To: Red Badger
It looks like McCain is the major beneficiary of Giuliani’s decline in the polls. The New Yorker must win Florida to remain viable. Losing New Hampshire could well be fatal for Romney, unless he wants to spend more of his children’s inheritance in the campaign. Huckabee’s demographic of evangelicals is weak in the Granite State, and a third place posting would be satisfactory for him. Thompson basically wrote off the state, and must win in South Carolina to stay alive. Obama’s recent rise in popularity depresses Paul’s hopes for crossover independents and Democrats. Thus, Obama may singlehandedly polish off two FR betes noirs.
14 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:48:32 PM by Wallace T.
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To: Red Badger
They don’t love Rudy in NH?.....

Rudy cut and run in Iowa and he'll probably cut and run in New Hampshire.

The man is so completely terrified of getting beat up that he keeps showing them his butt while he goes over the hill.

15 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:52:08 PM by tear gas (Because of the 22nd Amendment, we are losing President. Bush. Can we afford to lose him now?)
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To: tear gas

Sooner or later you’ve got to stop running and fight.............


16 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:53:48 PM by Red Badger ( We don't have science, but we do have consensus.......)
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To: Wallace T.

McCain is bad news for conservatives. I see nothing good if McCain wins NH. Romney is much preferrable to McCain. If McCain wins the nomination, I doubt that I will vote for him. His views on taxes, immigration, and the environment are so out of line that I would prefer the rats winning. He has even made ridiculous statements about the war on terror. I can support any other candidate except McCain and Paul. I prefer Thompson but I can support the others. McCain is not a Republican much less a conservative. I just hope that NH does not provide any momentum for McCain.


17 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:55:09 PM by businessprofessor
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To: edcoil

Here in CA we believe there is nothing east of Denver. We go as far as Denver because we fly there for good skiing.

I am not sure we can understand the people of NH and how they view the role and responsibilities of the fed gov with polls like these.

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Well, Cali gets to weigh in soon enough. See if you can’t understand your fellow “nothing east of Denver” Cali elitist brethren.


18 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:55:24 PM by soupcon (l)
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To: Red Badger
Sooner or later you’ve got to stop running and fight.............

You would think so, but Rudy's a talker, not a fighter.

He'll cut and run in South Carolina, too.

19 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:55:52 PM by tear gas (Because of the 22nd Amendment, we are losing President. Bush. Can we afford to lose him now?)
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To: Greg F

“Go McCain!”

As in quit I hope! My sarcasm detector has been a little off lately.


20 posted on 1/7/2008, 6:59:27 PM by A Strict Constructionist (We have become an oligarchy not a Republic.)
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