Smurf CNN poll on Iraq war

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Wednesday March 19, 2008 · 7:09 PM PDT

2008/03/19 · 19:09

Cnn International has a poll on how we think of the Iraq war. Well, let's tell the world how Kossacks think about this war, and by extension, this horrible administration. The choices are, and I am not quoting: great, o.k., or complete shit storm.

And keep the rep's coming to fill up this poll.

Help force Clinton to pony up the 1040's

daninoah

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Saturday March 08, 2008 · 4:01 PM PST

2008/03/08 · 16:01

There is an online petition here that calls for the Clintons to release their tax returns, something they have not done for 8 years. You know that Howard Wolfson made a huge deal about transparancy and tax returns in Hillary's 2000 run for the Senate against Rick Lazio. She went so far as to have an Uncle Sam character follow him around at campaign events, and really used it as a way to show New Yorker's who was more down with the people. I, for one, think this is a big issue that Obama can use to get the "lunch bucket" Dems back in his corner. This can also be used to force the issue on the Clinton presidential library, and other financial issues that I am sure the Clintons would rather not have out there. The whole excuse by Hillary that she was "too busy" running for POTUS to get them out before April 15 is quite laughable.

So Kossacks, sign the petition and put a little "people powered Howard" behind it!

Kossacks, let your voice be heard

daninoah

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Thursday March 06, 2008 · 5:32 AM PST

2008/03/06 · 05:32

It is clear that most the visitors here supported Edwards, and then Obama after Edwards dropped out. It is also axiomatic that Hillary is not well liked among the progressives that frequent daily kos. After what happened last night, the prospect of Hillary Clinton as the nominee is very real. If so, then what. How will you vote:

Poll

57 votes Show Results

If Hillary Clinton is the Democratic Party nominee, will you vote for her?

57 votes Vote Now!

If Hillary Clinton is the Democratic Party nominee, will you vote for her?

Yes, with glee

9 votes

Yes, with reservations

15 votes

Yes, but only if Obama is the VEEP

1 vote

No, I will vote for McCain

5 votes

No, I will either abstain or vote for a 3rd party candidate

27 votes

One lost weekend changed everything (w/poll)

daninoah

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Wednesday March 05, 2008 · 5:58 AM PST

2008/03/05 · 05:58

Hey, I am a huge Obama supporter, so don't get me wrong, but he is on the ropes big time, regardless of the delgate talk here.
If Obama had slammed Clinton this weekend, instead of allowing himself to get slammed, this race would be over this morning. The “50 pocket super delegates” would have announced, and that would have been that. He had Texas in the bag, and Ohio within 2 points.

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88 votes Show Results

Will Obama win the nomination?

88 votes Vote Now!

Will Obama win the nomination?

Yes, but only if he goes on the attack

27 votes

Yes, but stay the course and on the high road

15 votes

Yes, period!

29 votes

No, yesterday changed everything.

17 votes

Smurf this poll on CNN (w/in house poll)

daninoah

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Tuesday March 04, 2008 · 5:41 AM PST

2008/03/04 · 05:41

Yet another poll on CNN's homepage, so vote. The question is simple, who would you rather have answering that phone call at 3:00 a.m. McCain has a small lead over Obama, with Clinton a few points back, and Huckabee no where to be seen.

On a side note, Al Giordano at The Field predicts a 27 delegate gain in Texas (with a 7 delegate loss in Ohio) today. He also says that Obama will win the popular vote in Texas by 6 points, 53-47. He predicts a 10 point loss in Ohio. He has been very accurate and a conservative predictor of Obama victories (or losses) this year. By that I mean Obama usually does a bit better than Al predicts. We shall see.

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314 votes Show Results

What will happen today

314 votes Vote Now!

What will happen today

Clinton wins both Ohio and Texas

34 votes

Clinton wins Ohio, but loses Texas

132 votes

Obama wins both biggies

40 votes

Obama wins all 4 states

27 votes

It does not matter, Obama's delegate lead is too big

81 votes

Vote in CNN.COM poll

daninoah

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Monday March 03, 2008 · 1:09 PM PST

2008/03/03 · 13:09

The progressives here need to vote on the poll at CNN, asking who one is rooting for tomorrow. So go there now. Sorry, I know this is a lame diary, but I just want the kossacks to be heard. Already Obama is the clear favorite, with Clinton not far behind. McCain and Huckabee are way back.
As an Obama supporter, I want a win in both Texas and Ohio. I know today's polls are disconcerting for the most part, but looking inside some of the numbers (young voters; African Americans), I don't see the math.

Go to CNN and vote

Obama down only 6 points in Pennsylvania

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Wednesday February 27, 2008 · 5:34 AM PST

2008/02/27 · 05:34

A new poll out this morning shows Obama nearly tying Clinton in her next Firewall. Clinton leads 49-43

This primary is not until April 22, but it is yet another measurement of Obama's momentum. Just two weeks ago in Pennsylvania, Clinton led in this survey by 52 percent to 36 percent. During that time, voters under age 45 have gone from favoring Clinton by 11 percentage points to preferring Obama by 17 points. She leads among women, whites, older voters and those without college degrees; Obama leads among men, blacks and college graduates. A quarter of each candidate's supporters say they might change their minds about whom to back.

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The Quinnipiac University poll was conducted by telephone from Feb. 21-25. It involved interviews with 506 likely Democratic voters in Pennsylvania and has a margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 percentage points.

Breaking: Obama up 14 in Texas poll

daninoah

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Friday February 22, 2008 · 8:02 AM PST

2008/02/22 · 08:02

Obama leading Clinton in Texas, according to
Feb. 20 and 21 statewide survey by Decision Analyst

Arlington, Texas (Feb 21, 2008)— Barack Obama has a double digit lead over Hillary Clinton in Texas, according to a statewide survey of 678 registered voters planning to vote in the March 4 Democratic Primary. The survey was conducted February 20 and 21 by Decision Analyst, a major national survey research firm. Decision Analyst projections indicate that if the election were held today Obama would win 57% to 43% over Clinton. The survey's margin of error is 3 percentage points, plus or minus, at a 90% level of confidence.

Here is the link: http://www.decisionanalyst.com/...
I don't know anything about the polling firm, but that is good news for Obama.

Yet another Hillary thumping by McCain

daninoah

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Tuesday February 19, 2008 · 6:07 AM PST

2008/02/19 · 06:07

Survey USA has Obama up 10 points while Hillary down 11 points in a hypothetical matchup with McCain. That is a difference of 21 points. Does anyone here (and by here, I mean voters in a Dem primary coming up) not understand the death spiral of Clinton as our nominee.

http://www.surveyusa.com/...

Iowa predictions -- what are yours?

daninoah

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Wednesday January 02, 2008 · 9:36 PM PST

2008/01/02 · 21:36

I know they are not worth much, and most predict with their hearts, not their heads (last time I predicted Dean would get 40%).

So, here goes for the Democrats and GOP:

Dems:

Obama: 37
Clinton: 30
Edwards: 22

Repubs:

Huckabee: 36
Romney: 31
McCain: 17
Paul: 9
Lazy Fred: 6
Hiz Honor: 3

Poll

115 votes Show Results

Will the Democratic winner tomorrow win New Hampshire?

115 votes Vote Now!

Will the Democratic winner tomorrow win New Hampshire?

Yes, and the nomination

61 votes

Yes

12 votes

No, but will win nomination

17 votes

25 votes

Where are the college kids?

daninoah

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Friday March 30, 2007 · 8:35 AM PDT

2007/03/30 · 08:35

Maybe it is because there is no draft, but it seems that most college students are politically apothetic and largely uninterested in the failings of the worst president in U.S. history, nor in the worst foreign policy decision in American history (the Iraq war).

daninoah

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Wednesday February 14, 2007 · 11:55 AM PST

2007/02/14 · 11:55

Air America right now is Al Franken's last show. He ended the show by talking about the late, great Paul Wellstone.

He ended by announcing:

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