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PeteSelman

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4. There was no way she was going to maintain double digit leads.

Reply to MannyGoldstein (Original post)

Thu Apr 9, 2015, 08:16 PM

Apr 2015

Come Election Day, it's going to be 48-48 with the same "undecided" 4% deciding it as usual, no matter who gets nominated.

She's got a 50-50 chance against Bush or Walker and probably a 60-40 chance against a Rand Paul or Ted Cruz lunatic candidate.

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Is Hillary Clinton fading in 2016? Sort of. [View all] MannyGoldstein Apr 2015 OP

*nod* she is way past her best, and it's time for fresh blood Smithryee Apr 2015 #1

So you think a self-described socialist can win a national election? Darb Apr 2015 #7

lol. Don't put your hopes in those Quinnipiac polls. hrmjustin Apr 2015 #2

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There was no way she was going to maintain double digit leads. PeteSelman Apr 2015 #4

in all fairness DonCoquixote Apr 2015 #5

I want a pony! Darb Apr 2015 #6

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