Is the DEMOCRAT party DONE? National Poll: Giuliani 49% Clinton 43%?

Question

We have an unpopular war and the american people still won't turn to socialism for their country!

Giuliani Now Tops Clinton by Seven Points

Thursday, August 16, 2007
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After being virtually tied with Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton for several months, Republican contender Rudy Giuliani now leads Clinton up 47% to 40% in the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey.

http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/in_surge_giuliani_now_tops_clinton_by_seven_points

Answer 1

The Democrats have never had weaker presidential candidates. Hillary & Obama are unelectable. Edwards has joined the looney end of the left. The GOP will win the election. It will be Thompson or Gingrich. Or both.

Answer 2

Grasping at straws much lol? Seven points per Rasmussen and you're chortling some imagined Democratic defeat.

Let's see:
Quinnapac has her up on Giuliani - 46% to 43%
Wall Street Journal has her up on Giuliani - 47% to 41%

We can do polls all day long. Then there's this nugget:

"If the 2008 election for president were being held today, do you think you would vote for the Democratic candidate or the Republican candidate?"

Democrat 46% Republican 34%
8/7-13/07

Let's hear a celebration for those numbers shall we? Is the Republican Party DONE lol?

http://www.pollingreport.com/wh08gen.htm

Answer 3

That's not what the report says in total. in fact it says

"The slide in Mayor Giuliani's favorable rating seems to have bottomed out for now. After hitting a low of 50% favorable for two weeks in a row, he's now viewed favorably by 52%. Thompson is viewed favorably by 43%, bringing him back up to where he was in late July.
In contrast, Clinton's favorable numbers have dropped a bit. She is now viewed favorably by 45%. That’s the first time all year her ratings have dipped below the 47% mark. Clinton's unfavorables have always been high and are currently at 52%.
Despite rough patches in their presidential bids, both Clinton and Giuliani are currently leading their respective nomination races—Clinton more comfortably so, however."

Shame on you for your very right wing intellectual dishonesty.

Answer 4

Surveys artificially determine issues and election results; look to the demographics of those surveyed.

Besides, the presidency must be won by a majority; and it must be won through the electoral vote.

Simply surveying regular watchers of Faux TV is not going to win the election for an incestuous, adulterous, cross-dressing candidate (sorry Rudy, but this is for the presidency).

Answer 5

The polls are gonna shift another 100 times before the election. Don't get your hopes up. The last election proved that most Americans are over with the corrupt admin. currently in office.

Answer 6

If Hillary receives the dem nomination the final poll will be a landslide for the GOP no matter if its Rudy, Mitt, Fred.......

Answer 7

rukidding has it perfectly right:

Rudy has no chance whatsoever.

And Fred Thompson is already blathering about overturning Roe v. Wade, without even being in the race yet. No chance there either. The American voters are too smart.

I think we will have Edwards or maybe Gore, if he decides to run.

Answer 8

There's no way that Giuliani is going to win, particularly in the south. He's been married 3 times--the first time to his first cousin, and even his kids aren't supporting him. He couldn't even win NY. I'm Republican, but Giuliani isn't going to kill off the Dems or Hillary.

Answer 9

Kinda desperate, aintcha? Predicting doom and gloom for your opponent more than a year before the election is held?

And congratulations on admitting that what you copied and pasted was an "advertisement."

Answer 10

Doubtful. Polls are only indicative of certain demographs. Don't put your eggs into the basket yet.