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Sanders on Hillary Clinton 2016
S.E. Cupp says the Democrats have a rift within their own party, Sen. Bernie Sanders responds and gives his take on Clinton.
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Will Hillary Clinton Run for President in 2016? | The New York Times
A selection of clips showing how Hillary Rodham Clinton responded to variations of the question: Will she run for president in 2016? Read the story here: htt...
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March 13--Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has turned around her potential political fortunes in Iowa, according to a presidential preference poll released Thursday morning.
The former first lady, who is being encouraged to make another White House run in 2016, leads Gov. Chris Christie 48 to 35 percent in a hypothetical matchup, according to a Quinnipiac University Poll of 1,411 registered voters in Iowa. That reverses the New Jersey governor's 48 to 45 percent lead in a December Quinnipiac poll.
Clinton's turnaround may not be her own doing, however.
"Who said, 'All politics is local?'" said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac poll. "Secretary Clinton is benefitting from the fallout after a traffic jam a thousand miles away.
"When Quinnipiac University surveyed Iowans last December, Christie was the lead reindeer," Brown said. "But after the coverage of the George Washington Bridge lane closures, his nose is not so bright. Like the other GOP hopefuls, he now trails Clinton by double digits."
She has a 49 to 39 percent lead over Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, 51 to 35 percent over U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas and 51 to 37 percent over former Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida.
Clinton doesn't seem to be hurt by President Barack Obama's low approval rating, Quinnipiac found. Obama gets a negative 39 to 57 percent approval rating in Iowa, compared to a negative 38 to 59 percent rating inDecember.
"Politics is a team sport and the head of the blue team, President Barack Obama, isn't doing well in the eyes of Iowans," Brown said. "But that doesn't seem to be hurting teammate Hillary Clinton who swamps potential 2016 Republican competitors among the same electorate."
"So much -- at least for now -- for the conventional wisdom that as the president's popularity goes, so goes Democratic hopes for 2016," Brown added.
Clinton appears to have benefited by a shift among independent voters shift from 44 to 35 percent for Christie in December to 46 to 32 percent for her today. Clinton has leads of 12 to 22 percentage points among independent voters in the other matchups.
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