Snipe this poll! ... MSNBC: Should Hillary drop out?

[JackORoses]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/23847781/

Hell, yes, she should. It's about time this question was brought to the fore.

[LisaM]

1. I voted no, even though it was a push poll.

Honestly.

[tabasco]

2. Well, you know how republicans are going to vote on this one! n/t

[Maddy McCall]

5. ...and Democrats who are glad progressive issues are staying in the forefront of national attention.

[Maddy McCall]

3. Voted a big NO

Thanks for the link!

[Zueda]

4. redundant to ask this poll to be DUd isn't it?

Unless you have a way to keep her DU supporters from acting.

[JackORoses]

15. all ten of them? have at it.

You will find most Americans want her to just go away.

[BOSSHOG]

6. Have her drawn and quartered

Round up her staff and have them shot at sundown. Burn down her NY home. Purge her memory from the collective memory of all of America. The Outrage (outrage I say) of Obama supporters that a politician will act as a politician is hillarious. Thanks, I peak in here often for a good laugh. By gawd get that question to the fore.

[JackORoses]

12. Tar and Feathers sound more like it to me.

[asjr]

7. This is stupid. We are not even half through

political season and already some want Clinton to drop out. I'll bet those voters who have not voted yet do not appreciate this. She should "stay the course."

[RUMMYisFROSTED]

9. The primary is 80% over. By state. 90% by population.

[JackORoses]

11. Bullshit. 90% of the Pledged delegates have already been selected

There are only 10 contests left with 580 delegates.

It's much closer to the end than you admit.

[asjr]

16. I haven't heard the fat lady sing yet.

[JackORoses]

18. Hillary's singing voice is terrible. have you not seen the video of her doing the Anthem?

[asjr]

25. I know Hillary sings off-key, but the fat lady gets a

standing ovation at the opera.

[11 Bravo]

26. Classy.

[sandnsea]

23. Laaaaaaaaaaaaaa

I'm fat. I sang. It's OVER.

[Megahurtz]

29. Rofl!

:rofl:

[sandnsea]

21. 8 states left, she's only expected to win THREE

It won't change anything. It's OVER.

[OhioChick]

8. Done

* 877 responses

Yes. Her continued involvement is fracturing the Democratic Party.
54%

No. Neither candidate has enough delegates to secure the nomination. We should wait out future contests.
41%

I don't know. I'd like to see what happens between now and the Pennsylvania primary on April 22.
5.6%

Do think a controversy could emerge that might change the current landscape of the contest? * 862 responses

Yes. This race has shown us that anything can happen.
42%

No. I don't think anything will force the delgates to rethink their positions.
41%

I don't know. It depends on what is revealed.
17%

[azmouse]

10. Done

Should Sen. Hillary Clinton drop out of the presidential race? * 971 responses

Yes. Her continued involvement is fracturing the Democratic Party. 54%

No. Neither candidate has enough delegates to secure the nomination. We should wait out future contests. 41%

I don't know. I'd like to see what happens between now and the Pennsylvania primary on April 22. 5.1%



Do think a controversy could emerge that might change the current landscape of the contest? * 953 responses

Yes. This race has shown us that anything can happen. 42%

No. I don't think anything will force the delgates to rethink their positions. 41%

I don't know. It depends on what is revealed. 17%

[DemGa]

13. You mean BO/BS this poll --- voted no, of course.

[walldude]

14. Not done...

I have seen enough polls telling me Hillary is winning enough polls telling me Obama is winning to know that polls aren't worth shit. I find it amusing that the right wingers are all talking about the polls but when the exit polls didn't match with the votes in 00' and 04' they all said that the polls really don't mean anything.

[OzarkDem]

17. Voters want Obama to drop out

Actually, the same number of Dems would like to see Obama drop out of the race as Clinton.

Yet we dont' see Clinton's campaign playing dirty politics by calling for him to drop out.

[Drachasor]

20. To be fair, asking for the winning candidate to drop out is beyond stupid

That really would end her candidacy right then and there.

And, afaik, Obama and his campaign have not asked anyone to drop out. Some people that are neutral or support Obama have; that's different.

[Barack_America]

22. Um, what exactly do you call suggesting he take the VP slot?

:shrug:

[Megahurtz]

24. LOL.

God some people say the funniest things.

[Johnny__Motown]

32. Many Republicans have crossed over to vote for Hillary, they are included in your poll

We have also seen that 10% of Dems think he is a Muslim

[shaniqua6392]

19. Voted a big NO!!

Thanks for the link.

[Johnny__Motown]

27. You and every republican who voted

[shaniqua6392]

35. I just want all American's to be able to vote!!!

You are trying to cut off the people who have yet to vote and those who have already voted for and support our fellow Democrat, Senator Hillary Clinton. I do not wish for anyone to be disenfranchised. You are asking that the race be stopped before the finish line and that is not fair. I voted like the true Democrat that I am.

[Phillycat]

30. Me too.

:thumbsup:

[leftstreet]

28. update

Should Sen. Hillary Clinton drop out of the presidential race? * 2248 responses

Yes. Her continued involvement is fracturing the Democratic Party.
58%

No. Neither candidate has enough delegates to secure the nomination. We should wait out future contests.
37%

I don't know. I'd like to see what happens between now and the Pennsylvania primary on April 22.
5.3%

Do think a controversy could emerge that might change the current landscape of the contest? * 2215 responses

Yes. This race has shown us that anything can happen.
39%

No. I don't think anything will force the delgates to rethink their positions.
44%

I don't know. It depends on what is revealed.
16%

[NDambi]

31. Obama supporter here..I say let her stay in..there's still time..but I think

it should be done by June.

[sandnsea]

37. As long as you understand it's OVER

There are only 3 states that she has the potential to win. That's it. That's not going to change anything.

[AnarchoFreeThinker]

33. sniped

[anamandujano]

34. Online polls are meaningless. Voting is a waste of time.

They have them to get your clicks and show them to their ad people.

[alphafemale]

40. Meaningless? You mean like all those states that Hillary lost? nt

[emilyg]

36. Voted "No".

[damntexdem]

38. I could find no poll.

[Maribelle]

39. I voted no.

thanks for the link