Had Hillary strongly denounced or rejected her IWR vote, or offered an apology, would she be ahead?

[BuyingThyme]

[Dogmudgeon]

1. Dill weed? Thyme? Well, which is it?

Make up your mind already. We have some serious mud to sling.

:evilgrin:

--p!

[sellitman]

2. That was just her biggest mistake.

Not her only by far.

Nope.

[onehandle]

3. DU is mindless in their hatred of all things Clinton.

Mindless.

[BuyingThyme]

4. Out of curiosity, are you equating war to Hillary?

[onehandle]

6. Not me. That would be the non-thinkers at DU.

I equate BushCheney to war.

[BuyingThyme]

9. What does your post mean in the context of this poll?

Are you just thinking aloud in a more general kinda way?

[onehandle]

11. DU and the Internet in general thinks about her IWR vote.

The real world has no idea what that even means. Maybe slightly more Democrats just like Obama more.

Good enough?

[mudesi]

5. YES. Her IWR vote is THE reason I was against her

After the way she has run her campaign, and the way she is trying to help McCain win so she can run again in 2012, I am truly disgusted with her and I wish she would revoke her membership in the Democratic party.

[Demobrat]

7. You forgot maybe.

Of course there's no way to know for sure, but I think it's a strong possibility. Now I'm not talking about some mamby-pamby "If I had known then what I know now" routine, but a STONG denouncement, repeated early and often.

[bowens43]

8. No. She is losing because she's unelectable not because of her vote on IWR

[Cha]

12. How about both? As a New Yorker I no longer defended

hilary after Oct 2002 and she didn't do anything positive to change my mind. I'm not the only one, either.

[rocktivity]

10. Depends on whether she would still have voted on that IRAN proposal.

:headbang:
rocknation

[apocalypsehow]

13. No, she's losing due to a number of factors, not the least of which is her sense of entitlement.

n/t.

[WinkyDink]

14. Yes. I believe this vote is her bete-noire.

[HuffleClaw]

15. considering that her opponent, obama, rose to prominence on the basis of his opposition of bush...

...she really should have known better. but of course she's instead chosen to attempt to straddle the fence on all matters to do with 'security' and suffered for it. it sure hasn't helped that she's parroted administration lines from time to time. had she strongly opposed bush's war and made clear that she'd erred in voting for the war she'd have long since been the 'front runner' imo.