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Politics : Liberalism: Do You Agree We've Had Enough of It?

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From: Brumar8910/21/2007 5:59:12 PM
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Zogby: Half of America hates Hillary
Well, she always said the right-wing ‘conspiracy’ was vast

Pollster John Zogby posed an interesting question online: “Whom would you NEVER vote for for President of the U.S.?”

50% said Hillary.

That’s up from 46% in March.
She was followed by:
Kucinich 49%
Gravel 47%
Paul 47%
Brownback 47%
Tancredo 46%
McCain 45%
Hunter 44%
Giuliani 43%
Romney 42%
Edwards 42%
Thompson 41%
Dodd 41%
Biden 40%
Obama 37%
Huckabee 35%
Richardson 34%

Ah, Huckabee vs. Richardson. There’s an idea whose time won’t come.

And once again the Troofers got their man Paul ahead of all the real Republicans in an online poll.

The upside for Hillary is there are 2 ways not to vote for someone: 1. Vote for the other guy, 2. Don’t vote at all.
Her campaign must be counting on apathy.

One more thing about the poll, Hillary’s people claimed this week that 25% of Republican women will vote for her. This came as a surprise to the Republican women because this poll showed 83% of Republican women would never, ever vote for her.

Zogby noted: “Democratic women appear smitten by former Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina and Sen. Barack Obama of Illinois — just 11% said they could never vote for them for President.”
Awwww.
The poll press release is here.
blogs.dailymail.com
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