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And I agree (none / 0) (#100)
by Salt on Mon Mar 31, 2008 at 02:07:24 PM EST

but she can not carry Obama with her.  But I also agree that unless Dems unite behind Clinton and her policies the Party will not win the White House in Nov. she is the more electable when you look at the electoral map.  I also believe the Party itself now has a creditability problem with most voters and legitimacy is a fair question, after Pa. if Clinton has the blow out I believe she will that's will be the time for the Party to right itself if it doesn't no White House and no big gains in Congress recall that the 30 percent of Clinton voters likely to swing are actual Dems and conservative Independents so you would need to consider a loss in any competitive district or State open seat down stream as well.

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Please back up your claim (none / 0) (#110)
by independent voter on Mon Mar 31, 2008 at 02:27:56 PM EST
that "she is the more electable when you look at the electoral map" with evidence.

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Simple Math (none / 0) (#128)
by Salt on Mon Mar 31, 2008 at 03:25:01 PM EST


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In other words it is your opinion (none / 0) (#129)
by independent voter on Mon Mar 31, 2008 at 03:30:07 PM EST
which happens to run counter to every breakdown of the GE electoral map I have seen.

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plus 27 in 41 percent base is not opinion (none / 0) (#134)
by Salt on Mon Mar 31, 2008 at 07:06:25 PM EST
Clinton leads by a twenty-seven point advantage among White Women and 9 percent among party Democrats ......and guess what 41 percent of the electorate are white women...so call it opinion not sure I care, I call it math.

And Ky which is May 20th she is 58 to 28 in the polls, Senator Clinton is the voters choice when their votes count.


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