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Attorney in Texas

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9. Rubio is the sitting Senator. If 48% of Republicans wanted him out he wouldn't be running for higher
Tue Sep 15, 2015, 06:11 PM
Sep 2015

office; he'd be running for the border.

Since 48% of Florida voters want him to drop out of the race, that means plenty of Republicans want him out and almost none of the Florida Democrats voters think of him as "their Senator."

These numbers are so bad that they not only spell doom in the presidential race, but they call into doubt whether Rubio could bring Florida along if he were the VP nominee. In fact, these terrible numbers suggest that Rubio may have trouble retaining his Senate position (like Santorum -- his failed presidential run doomed his next Senate race).

Bush has ONLY 40% of Florida voters wanting him to keep running. If only 40% of Florida voters want him to keep running, that means his lack of appeal with Florida voters is a bi-partisan problem for Bush.

I think it's hilarious how many of the candidates are loathed in their home states Warpy Sep 2015 #1
Exactly!!! People should listen to Floridians many of who have no use for Bush or Rubio. They know RKP5637 Sep 2015 #6
Who would have guessed Jebbie would crash and burn so quickly and so profoundly? Vinca Sep 2015 #2
Crash and burn? HooptieWagon Sep 2015 #5
LOL! Yep, he ran out of gas before he got off the runway! RKP5637 Sep 2015 #7
How embarrassing for the burning House of Bush ! [nt] Ichigo Kurosaki Sep 2015 #3
Ain't Gonna Happen rocktivity Sep 2015 #4
At what point is Jeb!'s campaign so bad they start looking at "Plan B"? Clinton's campaign has had Attorney in Texas Sep 2015 #10
Trump is many things Kotya Sep 2015 #17
Stupid question. This would be a lot if it was 45 % of Republicans in the state, but it is voters. Mass Sep 2015 #8
Rubio is the sitting Senator. If 48% of Republicans wanted him out he wouldn't be running for higher Attorney in Texas Sep 2015 #9
Those numbers shouldn't surprise anybody. We are a state pretty evenly divided and each of those 24601 Sep 2015 #11
The last 3 Florida polls have Rubio in 4th place and 6th place averaging single digit support. That Attorney in Texas Sep 2015 #12
Rubio is not going to be the nominee. It's going to be Kasich. Rubio has an outside chance to be 24601 Sep 2015 #14
Both Trump & Bush are real estate experts. surprised they're both so quiet about each others deals. Sunlei Sep 2015 #13
That's bad news for all those seeking to lock-down records John Poet Sep 2015 #15
And the same poll shows Hillary trailing them all madville Sep 2015 #16
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