Posted on 06/19/2013 3:35:32 PM PDT by drewh
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton would win Florida against both Sen. Marco Rubio and former Gov. Jeb Bush in the 2016 presidential election, a new poll finds.
If the election were held today, Clinton would top Bush 50 percent to 43 percent, and she would best Rubio 53 percent to 41 percent, according to Wednesday’s survey from Quinnipiac.
Vice President Joe Biden would trail both of Florida’s Republican favorites. If he were the Democratic candidate, Bush would win 47 percent to 43 percent, and Rubio would narrowly defeat Biden 45 percent to 43 percent.
(PHOTOS: Who’s talking about Hillary 2016?)
The poll also found that though Rubio’s approval and favorability numbers were consistent with past polls, and that voters surveyed were unhappy with his actions on gun control and immigration. Of those polled, 49 percent said Rubio’s vote against expanded background checks made them view him less favorably, and 41 percent said they disapproved of the way he was handling the immigration issue, compared to 33 percent that approved.
Quinnipiac surveyed 1,176 registered voters from June 11-16 for the poll, which has a margin of error of plus-minus 2.9 percentage points.
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Bush-Clinton, What’s the Difference?
Public school educated low-information voters will carry the day from here on out. Our only chance will come after a near-total collapse.
It’s just not true, pretty sure she’s into women.
Hitlery could be the next POSOUS.
America is very sick.
Hilary Clinton will also get 70% of the hispanic vote. They love a celebrity candidate.
Well, if 2016 turns into a Hillary-Jeb or Hillary-Rubio race, there’s a 100% chance I’m just going to stay home on election day. No way in hell will Jeb or Rubio ever get my vote.
Hillary getting only 50% - just wait to she runs, it will drop like a rock.
How does she stack up against Ted Cruz?
This is just the media’s attempt to control the election.
I’ll tell you who could get 70% of the hispanic vote, is Sarah Palin.
Don’t think male hispanics will vote for an attractive woman?
Guess again.
Link her up with someone like Cruz, and she’d be unbeatable.
Especially if 11 million Mexican citizens participate fraudulently in our federal elections and vote 75-25 Democratica.
Thanks to Rubio, we're likely to have 'Rat presidents and a one-armed People's Republic for the next 200 years, and slavery for 2000 after that.
(The Greek cities, when they lost their independence to Philip of Macedon after their diplomatic error in the fourth century BC, were ruled by faraway despots for 2100 years. And even then they only recovered their freedom by dint of the effort of three great foreign navies against the Turks, in their behalf.)
born May 28, 1971 in Miami, FL
Parents were
Mario Rubio born in Cuba, naturalized Nov. 5, 1975.
Oria Garcia born in Cuba, naturalized Nov. 5, 1975.
Parents were NOT US Citizens at the time of his birth.
Marco Rubio is NOT a NATURAL BORN CITIZEN.
Marco's status is the same as that of Barry Soetoro, aka Barack Hussein Obama, who is NOT a Natural Born Citizen.
That’s one nasty picture. Bill Clinton must have been stoned out of his mind when he hit on that.
Rubio probably could, and Jeb Bush certainly could, but Hillary is riding on the Florida low info voters who never heard or cared about “What does it matter, really?”
Unfortunately, the GOP will probably be too lame to get her where she belongs, which is in the dock for malfeasance and negligence.
“America is very sick”
We’re drowning in morons!
Christie, Bush, Rubio, Ryan. What a pathetic bunch of frontrunners if I ever saw any. None of those are winning propositions.
Hillary will be even more brain-dead by 2016 than she is now.
Oh Wow. Yeah, man. Give me another hit off that bowl, man.
The pants she’s wearing even helped bill “zero in” on the prize. Yuk!
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