THIS is why I think there should be a national primary day. Why SHOULD national polls be less meaningful than a poll of the select states of New Hampshire and South Carolina? It just seems unfair to me that by the time I vote in the primary, the whole contest is already sewn up. It's bad enough that my vote never matters in the general election because California is such a reliably blue state.
Hillary has a better head on her shoulders than Obama.
I agree. I've been hearing that, where it actually matters (swing voters), that Hillary is not improving at all.
But that's reality, something the beltway-based Red Bushie media doesn't want to hear.
No more dynasties.
Check that. The more rigorous NBC/WSJ poll is out this morning, reporting a Hillary surge (21-point margin, vs 14 in June).
But short-term poll results won't tell the tale either way. The post-debate dust-up will have a long tail of clarifications and follow-on questions, with extended impression-formation process.
I agree with Mr. Coffman. 26+ years of Bushes and Clintons in the Executive Branch is more than enough.
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