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This can't be right. Although I'd welcome any of these comments over Hillary, no poll has ever shown this consistent of a result. Not to mention that the Giuliani and Romney polls are statistically insignificant. Maybe something different about their methodology?
Doug Gates |
11.27.07 - 8:21 pm | #
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Zogby is big stuff, you know.
Ed Peters |
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11.27.07 - 10:13 pm | #
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From my reading, the poll numbers have changed in the last few weeks. Zogby isn't an anomoly.
AmericanPapist |
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11.28.07 - 12:54 am | #
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While I agree that I'd rather see Hillary behind in these polls, I wouldn't give them too much significance.
It's kind of like coming from behind and taking a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the first inning of the first game of a best-of-seven series. I'd rather be ahead than behind, but there's a lot of baseball left to play . . .
brassband |
11.28.07 - 6:18 am | #
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right brassband. iow, polls can be entirely accurate in measuring a phenomenon that itself is constantly changing, ie, public opinion.
Ed Peters |
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11.28.07 - 9:29 am | #
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What people tend to forget is that Hillary's negative ratings are astronomically high, despite constant MSM pumping of her profile, and that the Zogby poll probably asked questions in a way that allowed the visceral force of those feelings to be registered.
Edward Peters |
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