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And now Hitlary is going to win the Ohio and Pennsylvania primaries.
Hitlary is going to be the Rat party nominee. A black man whose name
sounds like Saddam Hussein Osama is NOT going to be nominated.
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1284.xml?ReleaseID=1142&What=&strArea=;&strTime=3
February 14, 2008 - Clinton Leads Among Ohio, Pennsylvania Likely Dem
Voters, Quinnipiac University Swing State Poll Finds; November
Matchups Remain Close --- FLORIDA: McCain 44 - Clinton 42; McCain 41 -
Obama 39; OHIO Democrats: Clinton 55 - Obama 34; PENNSYLVANIA
Democrats: Clinton 52 - Obama 36;
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has commanding leads, especially among
women, over Illinois Sen. Barack Obama among likely Democratic primary
voters in the critical swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania,
according to Quinnipiac University's Swing State Poll, three
simultaneous surveys of voters in states that have been pivotal in
presidential elections since 1964. In these two states and Florida, a
swing state that already conducted a primary, Arizona Sen. John
McCain, the Republican front-runner, is running neck and neck with
either Sen. Clinton or Sen. Obama. Results are:
Florida: McCain 44 percent - Clinton 42 percent; McCain 41 percent -
Obama 39 percent;
Ohio: McCain 44 percent - Clinton 43 percent; McCain 42 percent -
Obama 40 percent;
Pennsylvania: Clinton 46 percent - McCain 40 percent; Obama 42 percent
- McCain 41 percent.
Clinton leads Obama 55 - 34 percent among likely Democratic primary
voters in Ohio and 52 - 36 percent among likely Democratic primary
voters in Pennsylvania. These are the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-
pe-ack) University poll's first surveys in this election cycle of Ohio
and Pennsylvania likely voters, a more select group than the wider
range of registered voters surveyed in prior polls.
Hitlary is going to be the Rat party nominee. A black man whose name
sounds like Saddam Hussein Osama is NOT going to be nominated.
http://www.quinnipiac.edu/x1284.xml?ReleaseID=1142&What=&strArea=;&strTime=3
February 14, 2008 - Clinton Leads Among Ohio, Pennsylvania Likely Dem
Voters, Quinnipiac University Swing State Poll Finds; November
Matchups Remain Close --- FLORIDA: McCain 44 - Clinton 42; McCain 41 -
Obama 39; OHIO Democrats: Clinton 55 - Obama 34; PENNSYLVANIA
Democrats: Clinton 52 - Obama 36;
New York Sen. Hillary Clinton has commanding leads, especially among
women, over Illinois Sen. Barack Obama among likely Democratic primary
voters in the critical swing states of Ohio and Pennsylvania,
according to Quinnipiac University's Swing State Poll, three
simultaneous surveys of voters in states that have been pivotal in
presidential elections since 1964. In these two states and Florida, a
swing state that already conducted a primary, Arizona Sen. John
McCain, the Republican front-runner, is running neck and neck with
either Sen. Clinton or Sen. Obama. Results are:
Florida: McCain 44 percent - Clinton 42 percent; McCain 41 percent -
Obama 39 percent;
Ohio: McCain 44 percent - Clinton 43 percent; McCain 42 percent -
Obama 40 percent;
Pennsylvania: Clinton 46 percent - McCain 40 percent; Obama 42 percent
- McCain 41 percent.
Clinton leads Obama 55 - 34 percent among likely Democratic primary
voters in Ohio and 52 - 36 percent among likely Democratic primary
voters in Pennsylvania. These are the independent Quinnipiac (KWIN-uh-
pe-ack) University poll's first surveys in this election cycle of Ohio
and Pennsylvania likely voters, a more select group than the wider
range of registered voters surveyed in prior polls.