Since not every state in the Union is voting tomorrow, national polls have little or no immediate validity. It is the state races that will determine the delegate count after the Feb. 5. voting.
In that spirit, Political Wire has these state poll percentages for this morning, Feb. 4:
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WaPo-ABC’s latest national poll shows Hillary Clinton still leading, as she has for the last three weeks, by 4 points with undecideds at 5 points. Today’s WaPo headline, “Obama, Clinton Are Even In Poll”, however, is wrong in substance and tone. While the Clinton lead in this poll is within the margin of error, two [...]
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According to reports by AP and CNN, John Edwards will drop out of the 2008 Presidential race where he began it at an appearance in New Orleans. Originally scheduled as a speech on poverty it will instead be used to announce his withdrawal.
According to the story, he informed his senior advisor’s last night of his [...]
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The title says it all (h/t Huffington Post)… But it’s doubtful his prayers will be answered.
And speaking of Rudy, see what Fox News has to say about “America’s Mayor” (via Media Matters):
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In a conference call this morning, California Congresswoman Maxine Waters, strongly endorsed Hillary Clinton.
Summarizing Ms. Waters, she said that HRC had traveled the country listening to the problems of the people. She knew the problems of the urban population and the small towns as well.
It was a strongly worded endorsement. (I have not found a transcript [...]
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Ronald Reagan being a man of deeper parts than we thought at the time, had three great public talents. Barrack Obama has only two.
1. RR was a great speaker. He was eloquent when needed and direct when required. He would decide what to say and do it, mostly with grace.
2. RR had the ability to [...]
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It should be noted that the American public seems more aware than usual of the importance of governance.
Governance is far different than ‘change’. It’s implementing programs, concepts and ideas effectively.
Just a thought….
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Original work and full footnotes at Dems.gov
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Race has become a topic for direct voter appeals from Barrack Obama in today’s South Carolina primary where turnout is predicted to be a record high. Inevitable but sad situation.
From a longer, frontpage AP story:
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Barrack Obama sent out an email this week to his California supporters with an announcement that Republicans could now vote in the Democratic Primary. It was an outright request for them to do so. As relayed to me by phone, the letter was inaccurate and poorly timed.
The reality of California Primary voting is quite simple:
A. [...]
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More data at Polling Report with a series of priority polls reported over a long timeframe. It’s still the economy.
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