Hillary leads Democrats for 2004 nod

Washington Times ^ | 12/22/02 | Joyce Price

[hoosierskypilot]

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York is the front-runner for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2004, now that former Vice President Al Gore says he will not run, according to a new Time/CNN poll released yesterday.

The survey of 400 registered Democrats and Democratic "leaners" found that three out of 10 — or 30 percent — would choose Mrs. Clinton as their party's nominee for president if they were asked to vote today.

Her nearest rivals, Sen. John Kerry of Massachusetts and Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, each received the support of 13 percent of the Democrats polled.

The questions about Democratic presidential prospects were part of a total survey of more than 1,000 adults, conducted by Harris Interactive on Dec. 17 and Dec. 18. The margin of error for the total sample was 3.1 percentage points.

[hoosierskypilot]

Gotta love these leftist polls that target a specific personality type in a prejudiced area with a small percentage of people polled. Real scientific.

[freekitty]

They most likely made up a poll. When they saw the real numbers and how much Hill is really disliked; they just had to do something.

[Slyfox]

Oh, please Hillary!
You must run.
Were right behind ya!

[Slyfox]

I was imitaing the demoncraps.

[onedoug]

Bring the great race-baiter forward, then.