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In reply to the discussion: The demands for Hillary loyalty are loud and clear on DU. [View all]DrKZ
(53 posts)Actually I have read the entire post and you are still not showing trends even in the Real Clear Politics poll there are all sorts of statistically trends that would counter what you are implying. First and foremost http://www.electoral-vote.com/evp2014/Info/polling-faq.html This means that the people who are being called are older (that means something) ... secondly you ought to be looking at 538 for a meta analysis even at this early date http://fivethirtyeight.com/features/clinton-begins-the-2016-campaign-and-its-a-toss-up/ and if you even look at the PPP analysis for their latest poll they do say she has had and I quote "On the Democratic side Hillary Clinton has one of her weaker recent polling performances, getting 45% to 23% for Elizabeth Warren, 12% for Bernie Sanders" as other candidates announce and as the campaigns will begin in earnest the polls will change ... The polls mean not much right now ... I recall in 2007 in April (and I did check the data) "All opinion polls in April 2007 showed Clinton as the Democratic frontrunner, however with different margins: Obama was listed in third place nationwide with 17% and John Edwards in second place with 19% behind Clinton with 41%" that seems to be very similar to right now. Well, except that Elizabeth Warren is not campaigning and Bernie Sanders is not a Democrat (he caucuses with Democrats).
As problematic as her candidacy was for the 2008 election it is even more problematic now ttp://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/03/20/1372118/-Democratic-Support-For-Hillary-Clinton-Drops-15-Points-Poll-Shows ...