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PPP has Clinton leading Ryan/Rubio/Gingrich in GEORGIA for 2016

  • Get ready for a landslide...roflmao

    Georgia Miscellany - Public Policy Polling

    -PPP continues to find Nathan Deal with pretty mediocre approval...

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    "A political call, the fall guy accord...We can't afford to be neutral on a moving train..."

    BamaLivesFootba ●

  • Rubio is a cornball Latino.

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    shortcbaseballa

  • Hil-dawg is the most popular politician in America. If she runs for president, it won't be pretty for the Republicans.

    Hillary Clinton most popular U.S. politician, poll shows | Reuters

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is the most popular U.S. politician, surpassing fellow Democrats President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden as well as leading

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    CMXI

  • Romney was the Republicans best shot because at least he started out mildly moderate prior to getting the nomination. Rubio is a "Latino" who voted against the dream act. As well as voting against the violence against women act.

    He doesn't stand a chance with the growing Latino population.

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    shortcbaseballa

  • Unless there is a worldwide depression and 20% unemployment, the Republicans won't win another national election until they stop pushing social conservatism. No one wants to hear it and it just makes them seem out of touch.

    In 2016 there will be less voters that were born in the 30s and more voters that were born in the 90s

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    "Madness is rare in individuals - but in groups, parties, nations, and ages it is the rule." - Friedrich Nietzsche

    joetheogre ●

  • Lets see how much more fat and ugly she gets in the next 3 years before we go crazy with this.

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  • joetheogre said...

    Unless there is a worldwide depression and 20% unemployment, the Republicans won't win another national election until they stop pushing social conservatism. No one wants to hear it and it just makes them seem out of touch.

    In 2016 there will be less voters that were born in the 30s and more voters that were born in the 90s

    I guess I'd be considered a social conservative (I'm pro-life), but I completely agree. Roe v Wade will never be overturned so there's no reason to alienate voters by grandstanding on the idea that it can be overturned. Conservative's stance on immigration (and I detest illegals in this country as well) has to change as well because it isn't the white or black vote that's going to start losing them every election..... it's the Hispanic vote.

    TideJoe

  • justinboze said...

    Lets see how much more fat and ugly she gets in the next 3 years before we go crazy with this.

    Lulz.

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  • TideJoe said...

    I guess I'd be considered a social conservative (I'm pro-life), but I completely agree. Roe v Wade will never be overturned so there's no reason to alienate voters by grandstanding on the idea that it can be overturned. Conservative's stance on immigration (and I detest illegals in this country as well) has to change as well because it isn't the white or black vote that's going to start losing them every election..... it's the Hispanic vote.

    Exactly. It is simply a matter or politics. For better or worse, that sort of rhetoric turns people off.

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    joetheogre ●

  • You would post polling results from lesbo bars

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  • If a Repub candidate was a former member of the Wal-Mart board it would be a campaign slogan for his/her opponent.

    There are clearly intelligent people on both sides of the aisle, but the 80% who decide elections are complete morons.

    PTCcock195 ●

  • I'm down with anything that keeps Bill around.

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  • SCirish843 said...

    I'm down with anything that keeps Bill around.

    Meh. I've said that but when it comes down to it... not worth it.

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    ilovelamp51

  • ilovelamp51 said...

    Meh. I've said that but when it comes down to it... not worth it.

    The man is a rhodes scholar and quite possibly the real life 'most interesting man in the world'...Hillary is worth that.

    SCirish843

  • Rubio and Ryan are both tea partiers and there is no chance in hell a tea partier wins the presidency. Zero.

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    Hillary is worth that.

    DO. NOT. WANT. pukeface

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  • robbynole said...

    Rubio and Ryan are both tea partiers and there is no chance in hell a tea partier wins the presidency. Zero.

    Rubio is shafting the TP and moving towards the center, presumably for a 2016 run. He would be a legit candidate.

    Candidates aside in that poll, this is Georgia for Christ's sake. If GA is a slight lead for Hillary, what would OH and FL be? blank

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Rubio is shafting the TP and moving towards the center, presumably for a 2016 run. He would be a legit candidate.

    Candidates aside in that poll, this is Georgia for Christ's sake. If GA is a slight lead for Hillary, what would OH and FL be? blank

    If the deep south bastion of red states ever cracks, that's it. Texas will be purple in 12 years anyways, but the irrelevance of the Republican party will be greatly accelerated if the South breaks open at all.

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  • CMXI said...

    If the deep south bastion of red states ever cracks, that's it. Texas will be purple in 12 years anyways, but the irrelevance of the Republican party will be greatly accelerated if the South breaks open at all.

    CA,TX,FL,NY,IL=171 electoral votes that could be blue in infinitum blank

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    Rubio is shafting the TP and moving towards the center, presumably for a 2016 run. He would be a legit candidate.

    Candidates aside in that poll, this is Georgia for Christ's sake. If GA is a slight lead for Hillary, what would OH and FL be? blank

    Any talk of Jeb Bush getting into the race. Doesn't seem to be anyone but Rubio and Jeb that could actually swing the latino vote.

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  • Hilary Clinton 2016rockon

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  • BamaLivesFootba said...

    CA,TX,FL,NY,IL=171 electoral votes that could be blue in infinitum blank

    Republicans are wrong but FAR from stupid, that's why they've already begun their gerrymandering to break up the electorate process.

    SCirish843

  • OCanada said...

    Any talk of Jeb Bush getting into the race. Doesn't seem to be anyone but Rubio and Jeb that could actually swing the latino vote.

    Unlikely. Frankly, the Bush name is very polarizing, and unless there's a clear Republican majority that could elect him, running a Bush would be suicide. Given that Romney lost the last election by 4 million votes, and that the gap will most likely be even larger by 2016 as the Republican base dies off and the Democratic base comes of voting age, it's just not going to happen.

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  • SCirish843 said...

    Republicans are wrong but FAR from stupid, that's why they've already begun their gerrymandering to break up the electorate process.

    I was actually pleasantly surprised that the VA Speaker shut down the Republican gerrymandering end-run around a deadlocked state senate.

    Gerrymandering is the most ridiculous political process and should be so heavily regulated that it's all but impossible to redistrict in the way that things have been going in the last decade.

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  • OCanada said...

    Any talk of Jeb Bush getting into the race. Doesn't seem to be anyone but Rubio and Jeb that could actually swing the latino vote.

    Nothing concrete ATM. His name is always floated around though.

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