Gallup: Obama 50 Clinton 42

Gallup ^ | March 28, 2008

[dfwgator]

Rush is wrong. Republicans should hope Obama gets the democratic nod.

The thing is, I don't even want to take the chance that Obama could become President. As much as I despise Hillary, I would much rather have her as POTUS, than Obama. I'm not saying this as a Republican, but as an American.

[1035rep]

There is a video over at youtube where Hillary was asked about the Bosnia lie on the campaign trail. Hillary said that after checking with her staff and others, she now realizes her memory of the event was quite different than theirs. If by some slim chance Hillary wins the presidency...I hope she remembers that IRAN is the enemy, not ISRAEL.

[paleorite]

—2) John McCain will win the Presidency easily.—

The Iraq war, popped housing bubble, and high gas prices will stick to McLame like velcro (and Obama will make sure they do).

[NeoCaveman]

Rush is wrong. Republicans should hope Obama gets the democratic nod.

Rush said today that he's reevaluating as it might create more chaos to vote for Obama in Pennsylvania on April 22.

Whatever draws it out and causes more polarization among the Obamanites and the Rodhamites is a good thing.

[jveritas]

If you want McCain to be President then hope that Obama is the democrat nominee. If you want McCain to have a tough time winning the White House then you want Hillary Clinton as the democrat nominee. It is as simple as that.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

And that is EXACTLY why Obama makes a better nominee than Hillary.

Hillary will win in the general election. Obama would not. No way.

[CitizenM]

It seems, from this poll, that the Dems are very conflicted and don't really know who they want either. By this time there should have been a clear leader in the primary race. But with two such sorry candidates, and the fight going on between them, and the baggage each carries, it doesn't appear many Dems are paying attention to the real importance of this election. There is a lot of coverage, but no real, lasting excitement and in-depth look at either candidate's ideas and plans for the U.S. Just those who make a lot of noise and hoopla about the candidate who claims he will bring about "change," or those who support the crying lady who claims to have "experience." No Democrat I have talked to is even looking at the issues, can talk about the issues, or is aware of what is really important to consider for the future of our country.

To most Dems, it is all about race and gender and nothing of substance. The Democrat competition between Obama and Hillary can be compaired to a teenage personality rivalry. The only things voters have to compare when considering either are the sordid details of the candidates' histories and lies. You would think we are electing a student government president in high school and not the POTUS to sit in the most powerful office of the world. Where are these people's minds? This is what happens after years of dumbing-down the public by liberals. In a country where the program American Idol gets more votes than an election, what can we expect?

[wideawake]

ROTFLMAO!!! That was perfect! Browbeating the cleaning lady . . .

[Dr. Eckleburg]

If Hillary is Pres, the Congress will stay democrat. She will undertake a massive liberal agenda, and it will pass.

If somehow Obama got elected (which I don't believe is possible) the Congress would return to the Republicans and nothing much would happen for four years. Which is always good for the country and for Republicans. Give me an inert government any day of the week.

[freedomfiter2]

Rush is wrong. Republicans should hope Obama gets the democratic nod.

I disagree. If Obama gets “cheated” at least some of the blacks will leave the Dempcrat plantation.

[1035rep]

McCain will win. Just sit back and enjoy the liberal melt down already in progress.

[wideawake]

Everyone talks about "Hillary's negatives," forgetting Bill Clinton had those same negatives (and worse) and yet he was elected twice.

Thanks to Ross Perot. If you have 55% negatives and two other people try to split that 55% between them, you win.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Since Hillary has already said (and shown us time and again) that she will NEVER give up, it makes sense for Republicans to vote to nominate Obama IF they want to cross over. He is by far the easier candidate to beat. Maybe Rush is finally waking up to that fact.

[ncalburt]

Have you seen the way the Obama media's covered up the Wright scandal.
The media is owned by Obama ! Its frightening the lengths the media went to lie and hide the Wright scandal .
He is way way more dangerous .

[Dr. Eckleburg]

I agree. Which only means the democrats will lose even more this time around with only two candidates in the race.

[txhurl]

Try telling that to the CHAOSniks.

[Miss Didi]

...She is completely unwilling to accept the cruel truth that she has been rejected by her own party, betrayed by her own family.

She was first lady, for cryin' out loud! She is the queen of this party!

No one she trusts has the courage to tell her she's done, much less force her into the car to take her home.

So on we march, scandal after scandal, contest after contest, hoping with each one that she finally accepts what everyone else began realizing long ago.

The curiosity of this spectacle has led some to openly speculate she's staying in the race only to damage Obama so badly that he can't win in November, thus leaving the Democratic ticket open for her to run again in 2012.

And the certainty with which she recalled all that sniper fire raining down on her as she landed in Bosnia 12 years ago convinced others that she's nearly gone out of her mind.

"She has become disassociated from reality," said one top Democrat. "And now she's going all the way to the convention, and she's not going to pull the plug on this thing."

HAS-BEEN HILL STILL IGNORING THE INEVITABLE

[ncalburt]

NO, the Obama media has destroyed Hillary ans there is no way they can repair the damage.
The Obama media will do anything to get this America , white, Jew, hater elected . If the media is pushing him this hard then they have a October surprise planned to get him elected. They know Hillary can't win !

[Dr. Eckleburg]

All those things will stick to McCain no matter what.

When push comes to shove, democrats will vote for Hillary over Obama. In droves.