Presidential Politics: January 2008

Tuesday, January 29, 2008

John Zogby Interviewed by John Stewart

State of the Union Address President George W. Bush Jan 28, 2008

Full video of George Bush's state of the Union address Jan 2008.

Friday, January 25, 2008

Republican Debate - Florida January 24th (Video)

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Mitt Romeny - Abortion perspective in 2002

Mitt Romney on Abortion in 2008 while campaigning for voters. Romney endorses Pro-Choice laws and keeping the age of consent at 2002.
Romeny says his stance on Abortion was formed after his mother took the stand when she made a senate run.

Monday, January 21, 2008

Martin Luther King Day - US Politicos 2008 (9 of 10)

Barrack Obama speaks at Dr. King's Church. The night before Martin Luther King Day 2008, Barrack Obama delivered this speech at Dr. King's former church.

Full Transcript: Barrack Obams Speech "The Great Need of the Hour"

Martin Luther King Day - US Politicos 2008 (10 of 10)

Bill Clinton Falls asleep during Martin Luther King Day speech.

Saturday, January 19, 2008

Polls and More Polls - Precursor to Clinton - McCain win in South Carolina (Part 2)

Saturday, January 19
Race	Poll	Results	Spread
South Carolina Republican Primary	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	McCain 27, Huckabee 26, Romney 16, Thompson 12, Paul 4, Giuliani 3	McCain +1
Nevada Democratic Caucus	ReutersC-Span/Zogby	Clinton 45, Obama 39, Edwards 6	Clinton +6
South Carolina Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	McCain 31, Huckabee 27, Romney 17, Thompson 16, Paul 5, Giuliani 2	McCain +4
South Carolina Democratic Primary	SurveyUSA	Obama 46, Clinton 36, Edwards 15	Obama +10
Democratic Presidential Nomination	AP-Ipsos	Clinton 40, Obama 33, Edwards 13	Clinton +7
Republican Presidential Nomination	AP-Ipsos	McCain 22, Huckabee 16, Romney 16, Giuliani 14, Thompson 9, Paul 4	McCain +6
Democratic Presidential Nomination	CNN	Clinton 42, Obama 33, Edwards 17	Clinton +9
Republican Presidential Nomination	CNN	McCain 29, Huckabee 20, Romney 19, Giuliani 14, Thompson 9, Paul 6	McCain +9

Friday, January 18
Race	Poll	Results	Spread
South Carolina Republican Primary	InsiderAdvantage	McCain 26, Huckabee 26, Romney 13, Thompson 13, Paul 5, Giuliani 5	Tie
South Carolina Republican Primary	American Res. Group	McCain 26, Huckabee 33, Romney 9, Thompson 21, Paul 2, Giuliani 3	Huckabee +7
South Carolina Democratic Primary	American Res. Group	Obama 45, Clinton 39, Edwards 10	Obama +6
South Carolina Republican Primary	FOX News	McCain 27, Huckabee 20, Romney 15, Thompson 11, Paul 4, Giuliani 3	McCain +7
Florida Republican Primary	InsiderAdvantage	McCain 20, Giuliani 21, Romney 20, Huckabee 13, Thompson 7, Paul 6	Giuliani +1
Florida Democratic Primary	InsiderAdvantage	Clinton 42, Obama 34, Edwards 9	Clinton +8
Nevada Democratic Caucus	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	Clinton 42, Obama 37, Edwards 12	Clinton +5
South Carolina Republican Primary	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	McCain 29, Huckabee 22, Romney 15, Thompson 13, Paul 4, Giuliani 2	McCain +7
South Carolina Republican Primary	Mason-Dixon	McCain 27, Huckabee 25, Romney 15, Thompson 13, Paul 6, Giuliani 5	McCain +2
South Carolina Democratic Primary	Mason-Dixon	Obama 40, Clinton 31, Edwards 13	Obama +9
Florida Democratic Primary	Research 2000	Clinton 50, Obama 28, Edwards 13	Clinton +22
Nevada Democratic Caucus	Mason-Dixon	Clinton 41, Obama 32, Edwards 14	Clinton +9
Nevada Republican Caucus	Mason-Dixon	Romney 34, McCain 19, Huckabee 13, Giuliani 6, Thompson 8, Paul 7	Romney +15
California Republican Primary	Rasmussen	McCain 24, Romney 17, Giuliani 11, Huckabee 13, Thompson 13, Paul 6	McCain +7
California Democratic Primary	Rasmussen	Clinton 38, Obama 33, Edwards 12	Clinton +5
General Election: Giuliani vs. Clinton	Rasmussen	Giuliani 42, Clinton 45, Und 13	Clinton +3
General Election: Giuliani vs. Obama	Rasmussen	Giuliani 41, Obama 47, Und 12	Obama +6
Florida Republican Primary	Research 2000	McCain 26, Giuliani 22, Romney 16, Huckabee 17, Thompson 7, Paul 5	McCain +4

Thursday, January 17
Race	Poll	Results	Spread
South Carolina Republican Primary	Rasmussen	McCain 24, Huckabee 24, Romney 18, Thompson 16, Paul 5, Giuliani 3	Tie
South Carolina Democratic Primary	Rasmussen	Obama 44, Clinton 31, Edwards 15	Obama +13
South Carolina Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	McCain 29, Huckabee 26, Romney 17, Thompson 17, Paul 5, Giuliani 3	McCain +3
Massachusetts Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	Romney 48, McCain 34, Giuliani 8, Huckabee 3, Thompson 2, Paul 2	Romney +14
Massachusetts Democratic Primary	SurveyUSA	Clinton 56, Obama 23, Edwards 14	Clinton +33
South Carolina Republican Primary	American Res. Group	McCain 33, Huckabee 23, Romney 20, Thompson 13, Paul 1, Giuliani 4	McCain +10
South Carolina Democratic Primary	American Res. Group	Obama 44, Clinton 38, Edwards 9	Obama +6
New Jersey Republican Primary	Rasmussen	Giuliani 27, McCain 29, Romney 10, Huckabee 10, Paul 5, Thompson 6	McCain +2
New Jersey Democratic Primary	Rasmussen	Clinton 45, Obama 27, Edwards 11	Clinton +18
South Carolina Democratic Primary	Insider Advantage	Obama 41, Clinton 31, Edwards 13	Obama +10
South Carolina Republican Primary	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	McCain 29, Huckabee 22, Romney 12, Thompson 14, Paul 5, Giuliani 5	McCain +7
Florida Republican Primary	Strategic Vision (R)	McCain 27, Giuliani 18, Romney 17, Huckabee 20, Thompson 10, Paul 5	McCain +7
Florida Democratic Primary	Strategic Vision (R)	Clinton 45, Obama 39, Edwards 11	Clinton +6
General Election: Romney vs. Clinton	Rasmussen	Romney 41, Clinton 47, Und 12	Clinton +6
General Election: Romney vs. Obama	Rasmussen	Romney 37, Obama 49, Und 14	Obama +12
Democratic Presidential Nomination	Pew Research	Clinton 46, Obama 31, Edwards 13	Clinton +15
Republican Presidential Nomination	Pew Research	McCain 29, Huckabee 20, Romney 17, Giuliani 13, Thompson 9, Paul 6	McCain +9
South Carolina Republican Primary	Clemson	McCain 29, Huckabee 22, Romney 13, Thompson 10, Paul 6, Giuliani 3	McCain +7
Pennsylvania Republican Primary	Keystone Poll	McCain 30, Giuliani 14, Huckabee 12, Thompson 8, Romney 7, Paul 2	McCain +16
Pennsylvania Democratic Primary	Keystone Poll	Clinton 40, Obama 20, Edwards 11	Clinton +20

Wednesday, January 16
Race	Poll	Results	Spread
South Carolina Republican Primary	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	McCain 29, Huckabee 23, Romney 13, Thompson 12, Paul 6, Giuliani 5	McCain +6
Democratic Presidential Nomination	Reuters/Zogby	Clinton 39, Obama 38, Edwards 9	Clinton +1
Republican Presidential Nomination	Reuters/Zogby	McCain 28, Huckabee 23, Romney 13, Giuliani 9, Thompson 14, Paul 4	McCain +5
Democratic Presidential Nomination	Hotline/FD	Clinton 38, Obama 35, Edwards 13	Clinton +3
Republican Presidential Nomination	Hotline/FD	McCain 32, Huckabee 17, Romney 15, Giuliani 12, Thompson 7, Paul 4	McCain +15
General Election: McCain vs. Obama	Hotline/FD	McCain 39, Obama 41, Und 11	Obama +2
General Election: McCain vs. Clinton	Hotline/FD	McCain 47, Clinton 43, Und 7	McCain +4
General Election: Huckabee vs. Obama	Hotline/FD	Huckabee 30, Obama 53, Und 11	Obama +23
General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton	Hotline/FD	Huckabee 39, Clinton 48, Und 10	Clinton +9
General Election: Romney vs. Obama	Hotline/FD	Romney 26, Obama 56, Und 12	Obama +30
General Election: Romney vs. Clinton	Hotline/FD	Romney 37, Clinton 49, Und 9	Clinton +12
General Election: Giuliani vs. Obama	Hotline/FD	Giuliani 33, Obama 54, Und 7	Obama +21
General Election: Giuliani vs. Clinton	Hotline/FD	Giuliani 40, Clinton 50, Und 7	Clinton +10
General Election: Giuliani vs. Edwards	Hotline/FD	Giuliani 31, Edwards 48, Und 14	Edwards +17
General Election: McCain vs. Edwards	Hotline/FD	McCain 47, Edwards 39, Und 11	McCain +8
General Election: Huckabee vs. Edwards	Hotline/FD	Huckabee 31, Edwards 47, Und 15	Edwards +16
General Election: Romney vs. Edwards	Hotline/FD	Romney 33, Edwards 48, Und 13	Edwards +15
Nevada Republican Caucus	American Res. Group	Romney 28, McCain 21, Huckabee 8, Giuliani 11, Thompson 13, Paul 9	Romney +7
Nevada Democratic Caucus	American Res. Group	Clinton 35, Obama 32, Edwards 25	Clinton +3

Tuesday, January 15
Race	Poll	Results	Spread
Michigan Republican Primary	Reuters/CSpan/Zogby	Romney 26, McCain 27, Huckabee 15, Paul 8, Thompson 6, Giuliani 3	McCain +1
Michigan Republican Primary	American Res. Group	Romney 30, McCain 31, Huckabee 19, Paul 9, Thompson 4, Giuliani 3	McCain +1
Michigan Democratic Primary	American Res. Group	Clinton 56, Uncommitted 31	Clinton +25
Michigan Republican Primary	Mitchell Research	Romney 35, McCain 29, Huckabee 12, Paul 4, Thompson 4, Giuliani 3	Romney +6
Florida Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	McCain 25, Giuliani 23, Romney 18, Huckabee 18, Thompson 9, Paul 4	McCain +2
Florida Democratic Primary	SurveyUSA	Clinton 56, Obama 23, Edwards 14	Clinton +33
California Democratic Primary	SurveyUSA	Clinton 50, Obama 35, Edwards 10	Clinton +15
California Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	McCain 33, Romney 13, Giuliani 18, Huckabee 14, Thompson 9, Paul 4	McCain +15
Oklahoma Republican Primary	SurveyUSA	Huckabee 31, McCain 29, Thompson 13, Giuliani 11, Romney 8, Paul 3	Huckabee +2
Oklahoma Democratic Primary	SurveyUSA	Clinton 45, Edwards 25, Obama 19	Clinton +20
General Election: Huckabee vs. Clinton	USA Today/Gallup	Huckabee 45, Clinton 51, Und 2	Clinton +6
General Election: McCain vs. Clinton	USA Today/Gallup	McCain 50, Clinton 47, Und 1	McCain +3
General Election: Huckabee vs. Obama	USA Today/Gallup	Huckabee 43, Obama 53, Und 1	Obama +10
General Election: McCain vs. Obama	USA Today/Gallup	McCain 50, Obama 45, Und 2	McCain +5
New Jersey Democratic Primary	Monmouth/Gannett	Clinton 42, Obama 30, Edwards 9	Clinton +12
New Jersey Republican Primary	Monmouth/Gannett	Giuliani 25, McCain 29, Romney 9, Huckabee 11, Paul 5, Thompson 5	McCain +4
Alabama Republican Primary	U. of S. Alabama	Huckabee 25, McCain 22, Thompson 9, Romney 8, Giuliani 5, Paul 3	Huckabee +3

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Polls and More Polls - Precursor to Clinton - McCain win in South Carolina

Polling Data

Poll	Date	Sample	Clinton	Obama	Edwards	Spread
RCP Average	01/09 - 01/17	-	41.3	33.2	12.8	Clinton +8.1
AP-Ipsos	01/15 - 01/17	453 RV	40	33	13	Clinton +7.0
CNN	01/14 - 01/17	448 RV	42	33	17	Clinton +9.0
USA Today/Gallup	01/11 - 01/13	1021 LV	45	33	13	Clinton +12.0
Reuters/Zogby	01/11 - 01/13	459 LV	39	38	9	Clinton +1.0
Pew Research	01/09 - 01/13	621 RV	46	31	13	Clinton +15.0
Hotline/FD	01/10 - 01/12	380 LV	38	35	13	Clinton +3.0
CBS News/NY Times	01/09 - 01/12	508 LV	42	27	11	Clinton +15.0
ABC/Wash Post	01/09 - 01/12	423 LV	42	37	11	Clinton +5.0
CNN	01/09 - 01/10	443 RV	49	36	12	Clinton +13.0
USA Today/Gallup	01/04 - 01/06	499 A	33	33	20	Tie
Pew Research	12/19 - 12/30	556 RV	46	26	14	Clinton +20.0
FOX News	12/18 - 12/19	RV	49	20	10	Clinton +29.0
NBC/WSJ	12/14 - 12/17	Adults	45	23	13	Clinton +22.0
USA Today/Gallup	12/14 - 12/16	513 A	45	27	15	Clinton +18.0
Rasmussen	12/13 - 12/16	750 LV	40	27	13	Clinton +13.0
Reuters/Zogby	12/12 - 12/14	436 LV	40	32	13	Clinton +8.0
Hotline/FD	12/10 - 12/14	336 LV	35	30	14	Clinton +5.0
ARG	12/09 - 12/12	600 LV	41	22	13	Clinton +19.0
Battleground	12/09 - 12/12	LV	47	23	13	Clinton +24.0
CNN	12/06 - 12/09	RV	40	30	14	Clinton +10.0
ABC/Wash Post	12/06 - 12/09	429 LV	53	23	10	Clinton +30.0
CBS News/NY Times	12/05 - 12/09	417 LV	44	27	11	Clinton +17.0
AP-Ipsos	12/03 - 12/05	469 RV	45	23	12	Clinton +22.0
LA Times/Bloomberg	11/30 - 12/03	529 LV	45	21	11	Clinton +24.0
USA Today/Gallup	11/30 - 12/02	494 A	39	24	15	Clinton +15.0
Rasmussen	11/28 - 12/01	750 LV	37	24	15	Clinton +13.0
AP-Pew	11/20 - 11/26	467 LV	48	22	11	Clinton +26.0
Rasmussen	11/15 - 11/18	750 LV	41	24	13	Clinton +17.0
Reuters/Zogby	11/14 - 11/17	545 LV	38	27	13	Clinton +11.0
FOX News	11/13 - 11/14	397 RV	44	23	12	Clinton +21.0
Gallup	11/11 - 11/14	485 A	48	21	12	Clinton +27.0
American Res. Group	11/09 - 11/12	600 LV	46	21	11	Clinton +25.0
Cook/RT Strategies	11/08 - 11/11	376 RV	39	22	12	Clinton +17.0
AP-Ipsos	11/05 - 11/07	474 RV	45	22	12	Clinton +23.0
NBC/WSJ	11/01 - 11/05	Adults	47	25	11	Clinton +22.0
CNN	11/02 - 11/04	467 RV	44	25	14	Clinton +19.0
USA Today/Gallup	11/02 - 11/04	508 RV	50	22	15	Clinton +28.0
Rasmussen	11/01 - 11/04	750 LV	41	22	13	Clinton +19.0
Newsweek	10/31 - 11/01	433 RV	43	24	12	Clinton +19.0
ABC/Wash Post	10/29 - 11/01	598 A	49	26	12	Clinton +23.0
Marist	10/29 - 11/01	385 RV	48	17	10	Clinton +31.0
Quinnipiac	10/23 - 10/29	742 RV	47	21	12	Clinton +26.0
Zogby	10/24 - 10/27	527 LV	38	24	12	Clinton +14.0
FOX News	10/23 - 10/24	329 RV	42	25	13	Clinton +17.0
Pew Research	10/17 - 10/23	837 RV	45	24	12	Clinton +21.0
LA Times/Bloomberg	10/19 - 10/22	469 LV	48	17	13	Clinton +31.0
Rasmussen	10/18 - 10/21	750 LV	49	22	12	Clinton +27.0
CBS News*	10/12 - 10/16	456 RV	51	23	13	Clinton +28.0
USA Today/Gallup	10/12 - 10/14	500 A	50	21	13	Clinton +29.0
CNN	10/12 - 10/14	485 RV	51	21	15	Clinton +30.0
Reuters/Zogby	10/10 - 10/14	426 LV	46	25	9	Clinton +21.0
American Res. Group	10/09 - 10/12	600 LV	45	20	13	Clinton +25.0
FOX News	10/09 - 10/10	377 LV	50	18	11	Clinton +32.0
Rasmussen	10/04 - 10/07	750 LV	42	26	12	Clinton +16.0
Gallup	10/04 - 10/07	488 A	47	26	11	Clinton +21.0
AP-Ipsos	10/01 - 10/03	482 A	46	25	11	Clinton +21.0
ABC News/Wash Post	09/27 - 09/30	592 A	53	20	13	Clinton +33.0
AP-Ipsos	09/21 - 09/25	631 A	40	26	12	Clinton +14.0
Rasmussen	09/20 - 09/23	750 LV	40	28	15	Clinton +12.0
CBS News*	09/14 - 09/16	Adults	43	22	16	Clinton +21.0
Gallup	09/14 - 09/16	531 A	47	25	11	Clinton +22.0
Reuters/Zogby	09/13 - 09/16	LV	35	21	10	Clinton +14.0
Pew Research	09/12 - 09/16	568 RV	42	25	14	Clinton +17.0
Cook/RT Strategies	09/13 - 09/15	405 RV	36	23	18	Clinton +13.0
FOX News	09/11 - 09/12	396 RV	43	24	13	Clinton +19.0
AP-Ipsos	09/10 - 09/12	482 RV	43	23	13	Clinton +20.0
American Res. Group	09/09 - 09/12	600 LV	39	21	15	Clinton +18.0
NBC/WSJ	09/07 - 09/10	Adults	44	23	16	Clinton +21.0
CNN	09/07 - 09/09	Adults	46	23	16	Clinton +23.0
NYT/CBS News*	09/04 - 09/09	Adults	44	26	17	Clinton +18.0
USA Today/Gallup	09/07 - 09/08	500 LV	45	24	16	Clinton +21.0
Rasmussen	09/05 - 09/08	750 LV	43	22	16	Clinton +21.0
ABC News/Wash Post	09/04 - 09/07	Adults	41	27	14	Clinton +14.0
Rasmussen	08/23 - 08/26	750 LV	40	21	17	Clinton +19.0
FOX News	08/21 - 08/22	335 LV	35	23	6	Clinton +12.0
Gallup	08/13 - 08/16	Adults	42	21	11	Clinton +21.0
Quinnipiac	08/07 - 08/13	717 LV	36	21	9	Clinton +15.0
Rasmussen	08/09 - 08/12	750 LV	43	23	12	Clinton +20.0
American Res. Group	08/09 - 08/12	600 LV	36	21	16	Clinton +15.0
CBS News*	08/08 - 08/12	492 LV	45	25	14	Clinton +20.0
CNN	08/06 - 08/07	RV	40	21	13	Clinton +19.0
USA Today/Gallup	08/03 - 08/05	490 A	42	19	10	Clinton +23.0
Cook/RT Strategies	08/02 - 08/05	376 RV	39	21	8	Clinton +18.0
Newsweek	08/01 - 08/01	422 RV	44	23	14	Clinton +21.0
NBC/WSJ	07/27 - 07/30	481 A	43	22	13	Clinton +21.0
Rasmussen	07/26 - 07/29	750 LV	40	24	14	Clinton +16.0
Pew Research	07/25 - 07/29	623 RV	40	21	11	Clinton +19.0
Hotline/FD	07/19 - 07/22	RV	39	30	11	Clinton +9.0
ABC News/Wash Post	07/18 - 07/21	Adults	39	28	9	Clinton +11.0
FOX News	07/17 - 07/18	RV	39	23	9	Clinton +16.0
CBS News/NY Times*	07/09 - 07/17	LV	43	24	16	Clinton +19.0
Gallup	07/12 - 07/15	483 A	34	25	9	Clinton +9.0
Rasmussen	07/09 - 07/15	1300 LV	38	25	13	Clinton +13.0
Zogby	07/12 - 07/14	396 LV	37	25	11	Clinton +12.0
American Res. Group	07/09 - 07/12	600 LV	38	25	16	Clinton +13.0
AP-Ipsos	07/09 - 07/11	Adults	36	20	11	Clinton +16.0
USA Today/Gallup	07/06 - 07/08	516 RV	37	21	13	Clinton +16.0
CBS News/NY Times*	06/26 - 06/28	336 LV	48	24	11	Clinton +24.0
Rasmussen	06/25 - 06/28	769 LV	39	26	13	Clinton +13.0
FOX News	06/26 - 06/27	RV	42	19	10	Clinton +23.0
CNN	06/22 - 06/24	450 RV	35	23	13	Clinton +12.0
Cook/RT Strategies	06/21 - 06/23	378 RV	32	22	11	Clinton +10.0
Newsweek	06/20 - 06/21	422 RV	43	27	14	Clinton +16.0
Rasmussen	06/18 - 06/21	763 LV	37	25	13	Clinton +12.0
Cook/RT Strategies	06/15 - 06/17	380 RV	30	20	13	Clinton +10.0
USA Today/Gallup	06/11 - 06/14	1007 A	33	21	11	Clinton +12.0
Rasmussen	06/11 - 06/14	775 LV	38	27	16	Clinton +11.0
American Res. Group	06/09 - 06/12	600 LV	39	19	13	Clinton +20.0
NBC/WSJ	06/08 - 06/11	Adults	39	25	15	Clinton +14.0
Quinnipiac	06/05 - 06/11	789 LV	35	21	9	Clinton +14.0
LA Times/Bloomberg	06/07 - 06/10	449 LV	33	22	8	Clinton +11.0
Rasmussen	06/04 - 06/07	773 LV	37	25	11	Clinton +12.0
FOX News	06/05 - 06/06	RV	36	23	12	Clinton +13.0
AP-Ipsos	06/04 - 06/06	541 LV	33	21	12	Clinton +12.0
USA Today/Gallup	06/01 - 06/03	470 LV	29	30	11	Obama +1.0
ABC News/Wash Post	05/29 - 06/01	1205 Adults	35	23	8	Clinton +12.0
Rasmussen	05/29 - 05/31	738 LV	34	26	15	Clinton +8.0
Rasmussen	05/21 - 05/23	559 LV	35	26	14	Clinton +9.0
NYT/CBS News*	05/18 - 05/23	441 LV	46	24	14	Clinton +22.0
Zogby	05/17 - 05/20	411 RV	39	24	11	Clinton +15.0
Hotline/FD	05/16 - 05/20	261 LV	31	21	10	Clinton +10.0
Rasmussen	05/14 - 05/17	788 LV	35	25	18	Clinton +10.0
FOX News	05/15 - 05/16	900 RV	35	20	13	Clinton +15.0
Cook/RT Strategies	05/11 - 05/13	402 RV	32	24	13	Clinton +8.0
Gallup	05/10 - 05/13	489 LV	35	26	12	Clinton +9.0
American Res. Group	05/09 - 05/12	600 LV	39	22	19	Clinton +17.0
Rasmussen	05/07 - 05/10	789 LV	35	33	14	Clinton +2.0
CNN/Opinion Research	05/04 - 05/06	454 RV	38	24	12	Clinton +14.0
USA Today/Gallup	05/04 - 05/06	491 RV	38	23	12	Clinton +15.0
Rasmussen	04/30 - 05/03	760 LV	34	26	16	Clinton +8.0
Marist	04/26 - 05/01	392 RV	35	17	15	Clinton +18.0
Quinnipiac	04/25 - 05/01	499 RV	32	18	12	Clinton +14.0
Cook/RT Strategies	04/27 - 04/30	389 RV	32	24	15	Clinton +8.0
Rasmussen	04/23 - 04/26	765 LV	30	32	17	Obama +2.0
NBC/WSJ	04/20 - 04/23	Adults	36	31	20	Clinton +5.0
Pew Research	04/18 - 04/22	574 RV	34	24	18	Clinton +10.0
Rasmussen	04/16 - 04/19	579 LV	32	32	17	Tie
FOX News	04/17 - 04/18	RV	41	20	12	Clinton +21.0
USA Today/Gallup	04/13 - 04/15	504 RV	31	26	16	Clinton +5.0
ABC News/Wash Post	04/12 - 04/15	Adults	37	20	14	Clinton +17.0
CNN	04/10 - 04/12	RV	30	26	12	Clinton +4.0
American Res. Group	04/09 - 04/12	600 LV	36	24	19	Clinton +12.0
CBS News*	04/09 - 04/12	392 RV	39	24	21	Clinton +15.0
Rasmussen	04/09 - 04/12	774 LV	32	30	16	Clinton +2.0
LA Times/Bloomberg	04/05 - 04/09	557 RV	33	23	14	Clinton +10.0
Time	04/05 - 04/09	493 RV	33	26	25	Clinton +7.0
Rasmussen	04/02 - 04/05	774 LV	34	29	15	Clinton +5.0
Gallup	04/02 - 04/05	491 A	38	19	15	Clinton +19.0
Cook/RT Strategies	03/29 - 04/01	355 RV	41	17	19	Clinton +22.0
Rasmussen	03/26 - 03/29	799 LV	33	26	17	Clinton +7.0
FOX News	03/27 - 03/28	RV	36	18	13	Clinton +18.0
Time	03/23 - 03/26	511 RV	31	24	16	Clinton +7.0
Zogby	03/22 - 03/26	432 LV	32	22	13	Clinton +10.0
USA Today/Gallup	03/23 - 03/25	493 A	35	22	14	Clinton +13.0
Pew Research	03/21 - 03/25	614 RV	35	26	16	Clinton +9.0
Rasmussen	03/19 - 03/22	757 LV	37	25	17	Clinton +12.0
Rasmussen	03/12 - 03/15	790 LV	35	30	11	Clinton +5.0
Time	03/09 - 03/12	682 RV	34	26	10	Clinton +8.0
CNN	03/09 - 03/11	447 RV	37	22	12	Clinton +15.0
Rasmussen	03/05 - 03/08	783 LV	38	26	15	Clinton +12.0
AP-Ipsos	03/05 - 03/07	RV	38	21	10	Clinton +17.0
NBC/WSJ	03/02 - 03/05	Adults	40	28	15	Clinton +12.0
American Res. Group	03/02 - 03/05	600 LV	34	31	15	Clinton +3.0
USA Today/Gallup	03/02 - 03/04	482 A	36	22	9	Clinton +14.0
Rasmussen	02/26 - 03/01	769 LV	34	26	15	Clinton +8.0
FOX News	02/27 - 02/28	RV	34	23	12	Clinton +11.0
Time	02/23 - 02/26	RV	36	24	11	Clinton +12.0
ABC News/Wash Post	02/22 - 02/25	Adults	36	24	12	Clinton +12.0
Zogby	02/22 - 02/24	LV	33	25	12	Clinton +8.0
Rasmussen	02/19 - 02/22	568 LV	37	26	13	Clinton +11.0
Quinnipiac	02/13 - 02/19	684 RV	38	23	6	Clinton +15.0
Cook/RT Strategies	02/15 - 02/18	390 RV	42	20	16	Clinton +22.0
Marist	02/12 - 02/15	471 RV	37	17	11	Clinton +20.0
USA Today/Gallup	02/09 - 02/11	495 A	40	21	13	Clinton +19.0
Siena	02/06 - 02/09	RV	45	12	10	Clinton +33.0
Rasmussen	02/05 - 02/08	435 LV	28	23	13	Clinton +5.0
Rasmussen	01/29 - 02/03	448 LV	34	18	10	Clinton +16.0
FOX News	01/30 - 01/31	RV	43	15	12	Clinton +28.0
Rasmussen	01/22 - 01/25	435 LV	33	19	10	Clinton +14.0
Time	01/22 - 01/23	480 RV	40	21	11	Clinton +19.0
CNN	01/19 - 01/21	467 RV	34	18	15	Clinton +16.0
ABC News/Wash Post	01/16 - 01/19	561 A	41	17	11	Clinton +24.0
Rasmussen	01/15 - 01/18	386 LV	31	24	12	Clinton +7.0
Gallup	01/12 - 01/14	1003 A	29	18	13	Clinton +11.0
Rasmussen	01/08 - 01/11	401 LV	22	21	15	Clinton +1.0
Zogby	01/05 - 01/09	339 LV	29	14	13	Clinton +15.0
Gallup	12/11 - 12/14	511 A	33	20	8	Clinton +13.0
NBC/WSJ	12/08 - 12/11	1006 A	37	18	14	Clinton +19.0
ABC News/Wash Post	12/07 - 12/11	1005 A	39	17	12	Clinton +22.0
CNN	12/05 - 12/07	612 RV	37	15	9	Clinton +22.0
FOX News	12/05 - 12/06	900 RV	33	12	8	Clinton +21.0
Marist	11/27 - 12/03	RV	33	12	14	Clinton +19.0
CNN	11/17 - 11/19	RV	33	15	14	Clinton +18.0
Cook/RT Strategies	11/09 - 11/12	RV	34	20	9	Clinton +14.0
Pew Research	11/09 - 11/12	RV	39	23	10	Clinton +16.0
Gallup	11/09 - 11/12	A	31	19	10	Clinton +12.0
McLaughlin & Associates (R)	11/07 - 11/07	LV	27	21	7	Clinton +6.0
CNN	10/27 - 10/29	RV	28	17	13	Clinton +11.0
Rasmussen (Sat)	4 Day Tracking	750 LV	38	32	15	Clinton +6.0

All Commentary & News Stories

- Enough With the Reagan Nostalgia - William Kristol, Weekly Standard
- A GOP Primary In Which Every End is Loose - Mike Littwin, Rcky Mtn News
- Obama's Message Has Roots in Founders - Joseph Ellis, Los Angeles Times
- Bipartisan Bunk: Obama's Real Fairy Tale - Jonah Goldberg, New York Post
- Can Clinton or Obama Pull the Party Together? - Eleanor Clift, Newsweek
- Mostly Decent Politics - Michael Barone, RealClearPolitics
- How the White House May Be Won - in the West - David Horsey, Seattle PI
- John McCain: Not Perfect, But Electable - Wynton Hall, NRO
- Edwards's Populist Roll of the Dice - Derrick Jackson, Boston Globe
- Close Contest Could Make Edwards Kingmaker - Ben Smith, The Politico
- Democrats Struggle With Wages of Sensitivity - Noemie Emery, Wkly Std
- Will Super Delegates Sink the Dems? - Joshua Spivak, Los Angeles Times
- Obama & The Gipper - Wall Street Journal
- The Post-Ironic Campaign - Terence Samuel, The American Prospect
- Bill Clinton Shadowed by Past Battles - Peter Baker, Washington Post
- There's Something About McCain - Dean Barnett, Weekly Standard
- How Mad Are the Republicans? - Gerard Baker, Times of London
- Democrats Target Obama - Reid Wilson, Politics Nation
- GOP Contest Reveals Weakness - Ronald Brownstein, National Journal
- Blindsided by National Security? - Ed Morrissey, Captain's Quarters
- What They Call 'Progress' in Iraq - Joe Conason, New York Observer
- Culling the Republican Herd - Jennifer Rubin, Human Events
- McCain is Barry Goldwater, in Reverse - Wynton Hall, NRO
- Is Chuck Hurting Huck? - Andrew Romano, Newsweek
- Fred Needs a Win - Roger Simon, The Politico
- Hillary's Proposal to Wreck the Housing Market - Jon Birger, Fortune
- Edwards's Reality Altering Ads - John Nichols, The Nation
- How Much Does Edwards Really Love Obama? - Jay Newton-Small, Time
- The Problem with Internet Pundits - Steven Stark, Boston Phoenix
- The Perils of Identity Politics - Christopher Hitchens, Wall Street Journal
- Black Dreams, White Liberals - Charles Krauthammer, Washington Post
- Finding the Right Message Down South - Michael Scherer, Time
- Why Obama Needs Nevada - Steve Kornacki, New York Observer
- Can Romney Catch On? - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
- Why Huckabee Won't Break Out - Rich Lowry, New York Post
- Conservatives Shouldn't Swing at McCain - John Kass, Chicago Tribune
- Dems Can't Ignore White Working Class - E.J. Dionne, Washington Post
- Thompson: The Anti-Soundbite Candidate - Rick Moran, American Thinker
- The Obama Paradigm - G. Terry Madonna & Michael Young, RealClearPolitics
- Trying to Explain How Voters Think - David Brooks, New York Times
- Edwards Message: Louder This Time - Marshall Allen, Las Vegas Sun
- Who's The Most Electable Democrat? - Carl Leubsdorf, Dallas Morning News
- Terror Issues Dominate GOP '08 Playbook - Thomas Edsall, Huffington Post
- Union Squabbling - Las Vegas Review-Journal
- Clinton the Right Choice - Las Vegas Sun
- McCain No Longer a Maverick in S.C. - David Paul Kuhn, The Politico
- GOP Race May Come Down to Florida - Dan Balz, Washington Post
- Can John McCain Mend Fences? - David Freddoso, National Review Online
- Huckabee Goes National on a Shoestring - Laura Meckler, Wall St. Journal
- Obama: The Visionary Minimalist - Cass Sunstein, The New Republic
- Clinton/Obama or Obama/Clinton? - Ellen Goodman, Boston Globe
- Why I Like Fred Thompson - Alicia Colon Commentary
- The Hypocrisy of Suppressing the Vote in Nevada - John Fund, WSJ
- GOP Funk Slows Turnout, Money - J. VandeHei & J. Harris, The Politico
- Will Dems Ever Acknowledge Progress in Iraq? - Mort Kondracke, Roll Call
- Democrats Winning the Debate on Taxes & Economy - Democracy Corps
- Romney And Electability - Ed Morrissey, Captain's Quarters
- In Nevada All Bets Are Off - Sasha Abramsky, Mother Jones
- Clinton Pulls Race Card, Obama May Fold - Margaret Carlson, Bloomberg
- Misstep in a Liberal Minefield - George Will, Washington Post
- Old Warrior, Go Home - Debra Saunders, San Francisco Chronicle
- In Michigan, Mitt Finally Sold the Real Romney - Byron York, USA Today
- Will Romney 3.0 Work Outside of Michigan? - Duffy & Tumulty, Time
- South Carolina is Thompson's Turn - Quin Hillyer, The American Spectator
- The Use and Abuse of Reagan - Victor Davis Hanson, RealClearPolitics
- Class, Not Race, Divides the Democrats - Marie Cocco, Newsday
- A Democratic Field Without an Executive - David Broder, Washington Post
- Clinton's 'Vetting' Attack - Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times
- Can Giuliani Get Into the Game in Florida? - Stuart Rothenberg, Roll Call
- Notes on the GOP Race - John Ellis, RealClearPolitics
- Democrats Go Upscale in '08 - Ronald Brownstein, National Journal
- Republicans' 2008 Senate Prospects Look Dismal - Washington Times
- GOP Adrift, Deeply Divided & Uninspired - Adam Nagourney, NY Times
- Romney, Reagan & Election 2008 - John Hinderaker, Power Line
- The Conventions Could Be Interesting - Ruth Marcus, Washington Post
- It's White Men Dems Ought to Worry About - Floyd Flake, NY Daily News
- On to South Carolina: An Opening for Fred? - Rich Galen, Mullings
- Will Faltering Economy Help Dems? - Bob Kuttner, American Prospect
- '08 Race May Help Repair Image Abroad - Daniel Drezner, Newsweek
- GOP Rivals Share One Bond: All Losers - Charles Hurt, New York Post
- GOP Winner: Everyone But McCain - Steve Kornacki, NY Observer
- The Huckabee/Obama Challenge - Paul Waldman, American Prospect
- Mitt Turns Left; Where's the Outrage? - Ross Douthat, The Atlantic
- Same Problem Dogs McCain - Robert Novak, Chicago Sun-Times
- Conservatives Should Make Peace w/McCain - Jennifer Rubin, NY Observer
- For Romney, 3rd Time's A Charm - Vaughn Ververs, CBS News
- Back to Square One for Republicans - John Dickerson, Slate
- Will Mitt's Michigan Strategy Work Anywhere Else? - Byron York, NRO
- What the Michigan Results Mean - Jay Cost, HorseRaceBlog
- GOP's Chaos is Beautiful for Democrats - Bob Moser, The Nation
- Democrats Double Down on Iraq - Jonathan Last, Weekly Standard
- Race Card Downplayed at Debate - Michael Scherer, Time
- Obama Gains Ground in Las Vegas - Noam Scheiber, The New Republic
- Clinton Will Benefit from Racial Polarization - Dick Morris, The Hill
- McCain's Failure in Michigan - John Podhoretz, Contentions
- 2008: The Recession Election - Matt Cooper, Portfolio
- The Unbearable Inanity of Tim Russert - Matt Yglesias, Washington Mthly
- Romney's Economic Optimism Prevails - Detroit News
- Mitt is Back, but One-State Strategy is Tenuous - Detroit Free Press
- Obama is Best Choice for Democrats - Las Vegas Review-Journal

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