Poll: Hillary Clinton Would Trounce Chris Christie in Swing States

Poll: Hillary Clinton Would Trounce Chris Christie in Swing States

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On Wednesday morning, Quinnipiac University released its latest poll, this one pitting Hillary Clinton against leading Republican White House contenders in Colorado, Iowa and Virginia, three of the pivotal "swing states" in the general election. And Clinton crushes New Jersey Governor Chris Christie in all three of those states.

In Colorado, Clinton wins it 43-34. In Iowa, 44-34. And in Virginia, it's a bit closer, with Clinton on top 44-39.

"In this early look at possible 2016 presidential matchups, New Jersey Gov. Christopher Christie is the poorest performing Republican," says Peter A. Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll. "[He's] trailing Clinton by margins of 5 to 10 percentage points, while each of the other Republicans is in the running in at least one state."

Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky is neck-and-neck with Clinton in Virginia and Colorado, while former Florida Governor Jeb Bush is even with Clinton in Virginia.

"Several of the GOP contenders can take some solace from this poll, although Hillary Clinton remains queen of the public opinion hill at this point. The one GOPer for whom these numbers are a total drag is New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie," Brown adds.

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TEKNOLOJIA said:
He will win by cheating just the same way he did for his brother Walker Bush in Florida.
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The truly frightening part is that, with multiple reads and the insertion of numerous commas and other punctuation, you can squeeze a penny's worth of coherent thought out of Sarah Palin's ramblings. But this? Dude's got NOTHING!
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Republicans washaanza kuweweseka hata shughuli hazijaanza. Wazo la kuwa nje ya WH kwa miaka 12 na hata 16 linawatafuna sana nyoyo zao.
 
Ishmael said:
The truly frightening part is that, with multiple reads and the insertion of numerous commas and other punctuation, you can squeeze a penny's worth of coherent thought out of Sarah Palin's ramblings. But this? Dude's got NOTHING!
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Jeb Bush will never win because of two reasons: first, his name is associated with Bush;and second, he is a RINO (Republican In Name Only), he is too liberal to the Conservatives liking. If Jeb will be a Republican flag bearer come 2016 then Republican Party might loose the presidency to the Democrats because he will possibly turn off conservatives.Most conservatives will stay home, they will never for Jeb just like they did to John Mac Cain and Mitt Romney. Conservatives want Rand Paul and that guy who was born in Canada but his dad is an immigrant from Cuba.
 
Here we go again with the coronation of Hilary.

But some of us know very well what happened in the last go round......

There's still a long way to go and it's way too early to start measuring the drapes......

I'm just sayin'..............
 
Ishmael said:
The truly frightening part is that, with multiple reads and the insertion of numerous commas and other punctuation, you can squeeze a penny's worth of coherent thought out of Sarah Palin's ramblings. But this? Dude's got NOTHING!
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PUH!,LEEEZ!,....funny thing is Bushes have been underestimated most of the times!, remember Al Gore?!, well, he seemed to be perfect!, for Presidency and a person who could not be beaten down by someone who was a D student at Havard, and then what happened Ishmael ?! y'all wait and see how your jaws will drop down on the floor for a Shock!, when you'll be witnessing him getting sworn in!
 
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Nyani Ngabu said:
Here we go again with the coronation of Hilary.

But some of us know very well what happened in the last go round......

There's still a long way to go and it's way too early to start measuring the drapes......

I'm just sayin'..............
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...precisely my thinkin'.... it's mad early!
 
TEKNOLOJIA said:
Jeb Bush will never win because of two reasons: first, his name is associated with Bush;and second, he is a RINO (Republican In Name Only), he is too liberal to the Conservatives liking. If Jeb will be a Republican flag bearer come 2016 then Republican Party might loose the presidency to the Democrats because he will possibly turn off conservatives.Most conservatives will stay home, they will never for Jeb just like they did to John Mac Cain and Mitt Romney. Conservatives want Rand Paul and that guy who was born in Canada but his dad is an immigrant from Cuba.
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mkuu, Jeb' s last name might not be big ol' deal, when you look at current President's ratings, you can tell how much people are fed up!, they might go for anything non democratic!, and if democrats don't line their ducks right, their ship's going down.
And him being a moderate, might win him some swing states, undecided et al!
 
kui said:
PUH!,LEEEZ!,....funny thing is Bushes have been underestimated most of the times!, remember Al Gore?!, well, he seemed to be perfect!, for Presidency who could not be beaten down by someone who was a D student at Havard, and then what happened Ishmael ?!y'all wait and see how your jaws will drop down on the floor for a Shock!, when you'll be witnessing him getting sworn in!
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Not that easy. Team Clinton is something else Bro. Catalytic converter, American doesn't need that. That is reason enough to keep him out of office, any office.
 
 
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kui said:
...precisely my thinkin'.... it's mad early!
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USA is means politics. This how it works here. That is why he said he is running because it is not to early in the USA.
 
Jeb Bungles Facts, Pronunciation in His Big National Security Speech - The Daily Beast

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Trying to sound presidential, Bush instead came off like a confused former governor

Likely presidential candidate Jeb Bush delivered a nervous, uncertain speech on national security Thursday, full of errors and confusion...

Bush's clunky, rushed delivery paled in comparison to the hazy facts in the speech and vague answers he gave during a Q&A session following his remarks.

Speaking of the extremist group based in Nigeria that has killed thousands of civilians, Bush referred to Boko Haram as "Beau-coup Haram." Bush also referred to Iraq when he meant to refer to Iran.

Further, Bush misrepresented the strength of ISIS, saying they have some 200,000 men, which is far greater than U.S. intelligence community's estimates. Last week National Counterterrorism Center Director Nicholas Rasmussen pegged the fighting strength of ISIS at between 20,000 and 31,500...

Referring to the leader of the so-called Islamic State, Bush referred to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as "the guy that's the supreme leader or whatever his new title is-head of the caliphate."

...for all his bluster about being different from his brother and father, Bush didn't really espouse a particularly unique worldview.


read more: Jeb Bungles Facts, Pronunciation in His Big National Security Speech - The Daily Beast
 
Nyani Ngabu said:
Here we go again with the coronation of Hilary.

But some of us know very well what happened in the last go round......

There's still a long way to go and it's way too early to start measuring the drapes......

I'm just sayin'..............
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Yes, we know what happened to the First Bush.
 
Ishmael said:
Jeb Bungles Facts, Pronunciation in His Big National Security Speech - The Daily Beast

635598163059811193-jeb-bush2015.jpg


Trying to sound presidential, Bush instead came off like a confused former governor

Likely presidential candidate Jeb Bush delivered a nervous, uncertain speech on national security Thursday, full of errors and confusion...

Bush's clunky, rushed delivery paled in comparison to the hazy facts in the speech and vague answers he gave during a Q&A session following his remarks.

Speaking of the extremist group based in Nigeria that has killed thousands of civilians, Bush referred to Boko Haram as "Beau-coup Haram." Bush also referred to Iraq when he meant to refer to Iran.

Further, Bush misrepresented the strength of ISIS, saying they have some 200,000 men, which is far greater than U.S. intelligence community's estimates. Last week National Counterterrorism Center Director Nicholas Rasmussen pegged the fighting strength of ISIS at between 20,000 and 31,500...

Referring to the leader of the so-called Islamic State, Bush referred to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi as "the guy that's the supreme leader or whatever his new title is-head of the caliphate."

...for all his bluster about being different from his brother and father, Bush didn't really espouse a particularly unique worldview.


read more: Jeb Bungles Facts, Pronunciation in His Big National Security Speech - The Daily Beast
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You can definitely!, expect something like this from the 'Daily Beast'!
 
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