Clinton LOSING IN NY STATE. WTF?
Submitted by jumpin_j on Fri, 07/08/2016 - 8:18pmOne always needs to consider the source, of course, of course, but still, from Rasmussen poll 7/2 which leans right,
One always needs to consider the source, of course, of course, but still, from Rasmussen poll 7/2 which leans right,
Far from being a Pariah of the Party, the Skunk at the Picnic, an overwhelming 75% of Democrats want Bernie Sanders to have a "major role" in shaping the party's positions. Bernie must be saying the right stuff, even for those weighed down by their "pragmatism".
And this is a shocker, 2 out of 3 Dems think Sanders should be the V.P.
Dear Superdelegate:
I am a lifelong Democrat who lives in Ohio. I have voted straight Democratic ticket for the past 35 years and have campaigned for Democrats the last three elections. For the past year I have been campaigning for Bernie Sanders.
A short time ago I saw a comment with a survey in one of the C99P article. I thought, "I should check this out."
[video::http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfuBREMXxts]
So if you are so inclined: Listen to the Monkeys, and/or read what I found out.

So....the Democratic Party must be planning on rigging the election, either by cheating or smearing Trump (can they?) because they're well on their way to nominating the less popular, more hated candidate who does significantly worse head to head with Trump.
Somewhere last week, I lost track of the days, but I know today is T-1 :=) HuffPo Pollster averaged polls has Clinton 55-42; a 13-point lead. In other news, I hear there's a NY bridge either for sale or crumbling under neoliberalism. Yesterday, it had Clinton 53-43; a 10-point lead. Some digging into the numbers below.
So, on T-3 HuffPo Pollster averaged polls has Clinton 53-43; a 10-point lead. Heh, heh, heh. Some digging into the numbers below.
am going to write more about this next week, but I think it is worth noting the national polling. Some will argue that it is irrelevant at this stage — but the leader at this point has won 9 of 11 elections since 1972.
This table compares the Obama 2008 and 2012 margins against averages from the three most recent polls: NBC/Marist, CBS and Fox.


