Ok, I think Id like to know how we as a group stand... I think I know and the answer scares me. I intend for the poll to allow you to change yoru answer until election day.
So far very evenly-...have to see how things balance out...
Shouldn't we consider the first and third options to be "the Democrat nominee no matter who it is?" That is to say, I think they're the same thing and results in those two categories should be added together. Or so it appears to me, anyway.
You omitted a very significant option in this poll:
Obama (or a third-party candidate if Clinton gets the DEM nomination)
I guess anything's possible, but this poll does seem to concentrate on those who are likely to be the candidates this fall.
Hillary might not be your cup of tea, but her history is one of results. Although past performance is not a guarantee of future return, its a damn good indicator.
How could you be torn between these two parties? They're polar opposites.If he pulls out, possibly the Libertarian or Green party candidate.
I didn't state I was torn.How could you be torn between these two parties? They're polar opposites.
Agreed...and her history is full of the wrong kind of results.
Interestingly enough, you are clueless.That ....Interestingly enough, Obama has yet to offer a detailed plan to improve the economy......
That depends on your opinion. And lets talk demographics while were at it: Obama is more popular amongst unemployed people, while Clinton is more popular with working families. Interestingly enough, Obama has yet to offer a detailed plan to improve the economy...hes too busy winning the feel-good war on the Iraq war: bring people home and we'll all be happier. Which considering people without jobs love him, he'll be right at home with all those jobless soldiers. Clinton on the other hand has talked about the economy and possibilities for helping it, part of her plans of course will deal with the re integration of the large workforce now employed by the armed forces...
How could you be torn between these two parties? They're polar opposites.