BREAKING NEWS: HIllary Clinton PUlls Out of Race 2016
BREAKING NEWS: HIllary Clinton PUlls Out of Race 2016 A collective sigh of relief could be felt across the Republican party on Capitol Hill today as news broke that Hillary Clinton will NOT...
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Jerry Seib: Hillary #39;s Biggest Obstacle Is Her Name
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Former President Bill Clinton thanks his wife former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton for attending his policy speech at Georgetown University - LoneWolf.
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Hillary Clinton is one of the best known political figures in the US. A new poll signals that the former secretary of State is better known than Jeb Bush in the state he used to govern, especially among younger voters.
How well is Hillary Rodham Clinton doing in the polls right now? Shes doing so well that she easily beats former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in his own state.
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Thats what a just-released Quinnipiac University poll finds, anyway. Mrs. Clinton leads MR. Bush by 49 percent to 41 percent in a notional 2016 presidential matchup in Florida, according to the survey.
And Bush is her closest GOP competitor in Florida, in Quinnipiacs numbers. Former Secretary of State Clinton leads US Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida by 52 percent to 40 percent, and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky by 55 to 37 percent. Shes ahead of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie by 52 to 34 percent, and bests Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas by 57 to 31 percent.
For a potential Hillary Clinton candidacy in Florida, November 2016 cant get here soon enough. Not only does she outpoint the entire field of potential Democratic wannabes for the party nomination put together, but her favorability numbers among all voters is near 60 percent, said Peter Brown, Quinnipiac University Poll assistant director, in a statement.
Well, maybe. But come on this is just one poll. As we wrote Wednesday, individual head-to-head matchup surveys this distant from an actual election date are pretty close to guessing. If they were accurate, wed be talking about successors to President Rudy Giuliani.
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Why does Hillary Clinton outpoll Jeb Bush in his own state? (+video)
Hillary Clinton is one of the best known political figures in the US. A new poll signals that the former secretary of State is better known than Jeb Bush in the state he used to govern, especially among younger voters.
How well is Hillary Rodham Clinton doing in the polls right now? Shes doing so well that she easily beats former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush in his own state.
Washington Editor
Peter Grier is The Christian Science Monitor's Washington editor. In this capacity, he helps direct coverage for the paper on most news events in the nation's capital.
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Thats what a just-released Quinnipiac University poll finds, anyway. Mrs. Clinton leads MR. Bush by 49 percent to 41 percent in a notional 2016 presidential matchup in Florida, according to the survey.
And Bush is her closest GOP competitor in Florida, in Quinnipiacs numbers. Former Secretary of State Clinton leads US Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida by 52 percent to 40 percent, and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky by 55 to 37 percent. Shes ahead of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie by 52 to 34 percent, and bests Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas by 57 to 31 percent.
For a potential Hillary Clinton candidacy in Florida, November 2016 cant get here soon enough. Not only does she outpoint the entire field of potential Democratic wannabes for the party nomination put together, but her favorability numbers among all voters is near 60 percent, said Peter Brown, Quinnipiac University Poll assistant director, in a statement.
Well, maybe. But come on this is just one poll. As we wrote Wednesday, individual head-to-head matchup surveys this distant from an actual election date are pretty close to guessing. If they were accurate, wed be talking about successors to President Rudy Giuliani.
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