Clinton desperate to remain relevant
Hillary Clinton’s lead over potential 2016 Democratic rivals has shrunk considerably, a new poll finds.
According to the poll, from ABC News and the Washington Post, 61% of likely Democratic voters say they would vote for Clinton. This is down from last month’s lead of 63%, and January’s 73%. This latest poll was conducted earlier this month and released on Sunday.
Vice President Joe Biden is a distant second with 14% of the potential vote.
Mass. Senator Elizabeth Warren comes in third at 13%. The same survey last month found that she was only commanding 11% of the vote. In January, that number was only 9%. Warren has repeatedly denied that she is seeking a bid for president.
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I'm a registered Democrat and if these three are my choices, then I'm going to do a write in vote for Satan or Mickey Mouse? Both would do a better, more honest job than Billary Cliton
ReplyDelete5:12, I feel you, so instead of Mickey, why not vote for an Independent?
ReplyDeleteI voted for Gary Johnson last time, not because I thought he had a chance in hell of winning, but after vetting all the 4 candidates, Gary WAS THE ONE WHO DESERVED THE JOB.
I'm a registered Republican who has been a registered Democrat before, and both suck.
Time to change this sh*! up.
61% unbelievable!
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