Clinton behind Obama in NH: Woman like Barack the Rock

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Chapdog

Abreast of the situations
Clinton has dropped 5 percentage points since a previous CNN/WMUR survey in November, while Obama has gained 8 percentage points, according to the poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. Clinton is now at 31 percent to Obama's 30 percent. New Hampshire's primary is set for January 8.
Clinton's 5-percentage point drop appears to have been largely due to the loss of support among women.

"Clinton's support among Democratic women in New Hampshire has dropped from 43 percent to 33 percent," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "By contrast, her support among men dropped only 1 point to 27 percent in that same time period."


http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/12/obama.newhampshire/index.html
 
Chapdog said:
Clinton has dropped 5 percentage points since a previous CNN/WMUR survey in November, while Obama has gained 8 percentage points, according to the poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. Clinton is now at 31 percent to Obama's 30 percent. New Hampshire's primary is set for January 8.
Clinton's 5-percentage point drop appears to have been largely due to the loss of support among women.

"Clinton's support among Democratic women in New Hampshire has dropped from 43 percent to 33 percent," said CNN Polling Director Keating Holland. "By contrast, her support among men dropped only 1 point to 27 percent in that same time period."


http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/12/obama.newhampshire/index.html
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The Oprah effect?
 
Could be. I like it tho. In terms of who would be the better president if it came down to these 2.. Obama of course.
 
Because of the compact primary season (which is crazy), Obama will have to do much more than win Iowa to really see this thing through. I'm glad to see him pulling even in states like NH & SC, because he will need those.

Hillary is apparently saving some sort of bombshell about Obama's relationship with a shady real estate guy. That should be fun.

If the Democrats nominate Hillary, I will openly root for them to lose. They will deserve to lose.
 
Onceler said:
Because of the compact primary season (which is crazy), Obama will have to do much more than win Iowa to really see this thing through. I'm glad to see him pulling even in states like NH & SC, because he will need those.

Hillary is apparently saving some sort of bombshell about Obama's relationship with a shady real estate guy. That should be fun.

If the Democrats nominate Hillary, I will openly root for them to lose. They will deserve to lose.
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Same here if the republicans nominate Rudy.
 
Chapdog said:
Clinton has dropped 5 percentage points since a previous CNN/WMUR survey in November, while Obama has gained 8 percentage points, according to the poll conducted by the University of New Hampshire Survey Center. Clinton is now at 31 percent to Obama's 30 percent. New Hampshire's primary is set for January 8.
Clinton's 5-percentage point drop appears to have been largely due to the loss of support among women.

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/POLITICS/12/12/obama.newhampshire/index.html
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Oh for Christ's sake Chap, don't jinx us.

You spent weeks telling me that Jim Webb had not a prayer in hell to beat George Allen in Virginia. :)
 
webbs a good guy. i just didn't think in VA he had a chance. My sisters business is down there and they live in a very affluent area (10K sf homes).. Being down there regular basis at events and what not I got a good idea of how people are.

I was surprised he won.. but after i listened to him talk I can clearly see how hes not a typical dem.. on allot of issues a conservative.
 
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