President GORE Leads In New Hampshire

[Karenca]

A New Hampshire presidential poll by WHDH-TV and Suffolk University shows that local Democrats prefer Al Gore to any of the current contenders.

Hillary Clinton has a solid lead over the rest of the current Democratic field. The poll, released this afternoon, shows 37 percent of likely Democratic voters backing Clinton or leaning towards her. Barack Obama was at 19 percent, with both John Edwards and Bill Richardson at 9 percent.

Al Gore, however, could enter the race as the leader. When his name is added, Clinton loses more than a quarter of her support, while Gore is backed by 32 percent.

Mitt Romney and Rudy Giuliani lead the GOP field. The former Massachusetts governor is supported by 26 percent of likely GOP voters, with Giuliani slipping to 22 percent. John McCain and Fred Thompson are both at 13 percent, a major move backwards for McCain. Romney's support, which relies heavily on younger voters, is up 7 percent from a comparable poll in March, when he trailed Giuliani (37 percent) and McCain (27 percent).

http://unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Clinton+in+the+lead+

[Karenca]

1. ..........

i really screwed this edit up --- forget about it.

[bigdarryl]

2. Stupid ASS poll Gore isn't running and there still running him in the polls

[OrangeCountyDemocrat]

3. Yep....THERE Still Running Him In The Polls

Why should it matter to you what a poll is doing anyways?

The fact he does poll so well, Even though he's not running, should be an indication of how he would do if he did decide to enter the race.

And once again, why do you care what they do in a poll which is taking place a full 7 Months before any primaries or caucuses?

If you don't like Gore, and you don't sound like you care much if he runs, then you don't have to vote for him if he doesn't. There are plenty of us who hope he looks at polls like these, which seem to indicate he would fare pretty well against someone like Ms. Clinton.

And if he wasn't polling with such high numbers, I don't think they would bother to include him. In California, he's in 2nd place with 25%, and I think that's saying a lot, considering he's not a candidate.

[Karenca]

5. yup,

thats exactly how i feel about it :))

[Bucky]

6. DUM FAKS. ME HATE STUPED FAKS. FAKS HURT OG'S HEAD WHEN THEY NOT FIT

[Karenca]

7. . . .

:rofl:

[mzmolly]

11. Gore "hasn't ruled it out."

That's a very important statement.

[Kahuna]

4. Run Big Al, RUN!!!!!!!!

:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

[snappyturtle]

8. This is super news..... Gore is the one I find the most

qualified to run as the Democratic Party's Presidential candidate.....then Kucinich. I want a passionate person in the White House. K&R

[LibertyorDeath]

9. Love it !

http://www.draftgore.com/

"He's eloquent, passionate, relentless, undaunted. The first political figure to oppose the Iraq war, Al Gore is also the lead champion in the fight against global warming, a passionate defender of our Constitution, and an unyielding voice against the Bush Administration's abuse of power. Given his unmatched experience and leadership on issues of moral imperative, Gore is increasingly seen as Democrats' best bet to win back the White House."

[Karenca]

10. I went about a month ago or so to hear him speak.

What truly surprised me,
I started to cry when he came in the room -- I looked around to see if I was the only one - no, I was in the majority. And I think there were 1800 people gathered .
I'm NOT usually emotional, so I was surprised at my reaction. He was great. He's even so much better in person. Listening to Gore, and then thinking of that ignoramus in the WH really makes me feel as if we're living in a some kind of weird satirical movie plot. .. It's just so unreal.