Survey says Democrats have edge in swing states

That is not the case in Florida and Ohio, where Clinton beats Obama in a big way! Go Hillary! We are so ready for a President that has the experience to fight for us and not wimp out to their V P or advisors! President Hillary Clinton!

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Whom did the Boston Globe endorse in the MA primary?

Exactly. Which is why they are showing this poll. Ethically, they should reflect this in their article!

another loser for Hillary

The important thing is that a competent Democrat, either Hillary or Barack, beats McCain, who is as far out of touch with reality as GWB. Barack is brilliant and learns quickly,. Experience is much less important, and is of no use unless the person has learned from it (McCain has not)

This is incredibly sad considering that the last almost eight years has been a testiment to conservative ideological failings and they're running against an old guy in marginal health that should be retired. The Democrats need to get away from personal politics and get back on message about policy. They need to control the message. If they stick to the question of "is the country going in the right direction... do you want more of the same? Do you think that our infrastructure like the airlines and failing bridges need more regulation" it will be a slam dunk. This shouldn't even be a serious contest!

Hey Texas Democrat, why don't you read the article before you comment. This has nothing to do with Barack and Hillary going head to head. But if you'd like to talk about that, why don't you compare the number of states Barack has won, to the number Hillary has one.

Oh, and by the way, Barack is the nominee. It's mathematically impossible for Hillary to win the nomination unless there is a big, and I mean HUGE, gaffe on the Obama campaign. and that's not going to happen.

This is incredibly sad considering that the last almost eight years has been a testiment to conservative ideological failings and they're running against an old guy in marginal health that should be retired. The Democrats need to get away from personal politics and get back on message about policy. They need to control the message. If they stick to the question of "is the country going in the right direction... do you want more of the same? Do you think that our infrastructure like the airlines and failing bridges need more regulation" it will be a slam dunk. This shouldn't even be a serious contest!

With recent polls showing more than half the electorate questioning her honesty, and her overall disapproval at close to 50%, I have a hard time believing that Hillary can win any of these states.

Personally I would certainly not vote for McCain and four more years of Bush policies, but I don't want to see eight more years of Clintons in the White House. The Clintons are not liberals and I see no evidence to support the idea that Hillary would be better than Bill.

We have a chance this year to elect a great President: Barack Obama.

After watching the debate last night between Sen. Clinton and Sen. Obama, I
absolutely agree with the endorsement by the independent students from the
University of Pennsyilvania favoring Hillary. Things are going brighter now that
should help the Dems superdelegates pick the best Democratic Presidential
nominee this coming August convention. Make no mistake superdelegates,
if the Democratic Party's main goal is to have a Democratic US President next
year...Senator Hillary R. Clinton is the right nominee.Go Hillary!!!

GO Hillary!!!!