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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (914251)	1/13/2016 8:00:56 PM
From: Broken_Clock	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1575425

With just three weeks left before the Iowa presidential caucuses, voters throughout the country are rapidly turning away from Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton and throwing their support behind once-dark horse Bernie Sanders, new polling shows. A New York Times/CBS survey released Tuesday night found that Clinton’s nationwide lead over Sanders continues to fade, with the former Secretary of State receiving 48 percent of prospective voters’ support to the Vermont senator’s 41 percent. Just a month ago, she had 20 percentage points on him nationally. Other recent surveys found that Sanders has a five-point lead in Iowa and a 14-point lead in New Hampshire, while his support among women voters continues to grow. The news also follows continuing reports of the enthusiastic crowdsthat greet Sanders at his campaign stops, including when he shares the stage with other Democratic candidates. truthdig.com +++++++ at least some dems get that Hillary is a POS.