Poll: Rudy's National Support Fell By Half In The Last Six Weeks

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NCSteve wrote on January 18, 2008 4:25 PM:

It ain't exactly chock full o' good news for Hillary either.

bawbie wrote on January 18, 2008 4:28 PM:

I'm continually amazed by Rudy's campaign strategy of going 8 straight weeks without a single positive news story. Not winning a primary is one thing, but don't you have to win a news cycle once in a while?

Angry Vet wrote on January 18, 2008 4:28 PM:

But, but, but!

Hillary has a HUGE LEAD IN HAWAII!

lombard wrote on January 18, 2008 4:40 PM:

NCSteve wrote on January 18, 2008 4:25 PM:

"It ain't exactly chock full o' good news for Hillary either."

Not such bad news for Hillary. The poll shows that she is in a tight race but maintains a lead. This poll is much better for her than some of those released around the time of the NH primary. The changes noted are between and AP/Ipsos poll released now vs. 6 weeks ago. Everyone knows that Obama has picked up support since then. Obviously, some of Clinton's support on pre-primary polls was very soft. But, some of Obama's newfound support after Iowa was also soft. Anyone who has been watching knows these things already.

What we don't know yet are the ceilings of support for Clinton and Obama.

robert spinello wrote on January 18, 2008 4:56 PM:

if huckabee can go from 4% to 16% in a month after winning Iowa then rudy can go back up to 22% after winning Florida.
it doesn't matter now what his national numbers are. after he wins a few big states it all changes (my friend) as mccaine would say...he was dead too before a win.

hilltopper wrote on January 18, 2008 5:24 PM:

Why does one assume the fall is due to his losing the primaries? Might it be attributed to all of the news stories about his "sex on the city" escapades and having the NYPD walk his lover's dog?

Steve Talbert wrote on January 18, 2008 5:26 PM:

And they will be getting lower as more people hear and see him in action (I can say that having lived in NYC from 1995 to 2001)

JohnG wrote on January 18, 2008 5:56 PM:

Rudy's only remaining strategy is to remain a candidate (he will never win the nomination outright) and pray for a brokered convention.

Joe Lhota wrote on January 18, 2008 6:26 PM:

This time it looks like Rudy won't be able to rise from the ashes of his own bullshit.

But at least he'll always have Judi and Giuliani Partners.

Ethan wrote on January 18, 2008 9:35 PM:

Couldn't have happened to a nicer fascist.

dal20402 wrote on January 18, 2008 11:09 PM:

Joe Lhota: "But at least he'll always have Judi and Giuliani Partners."

Judi will drop him like a hot brick once she realizes he really will never be governor or president. She loves him for the social prospects he gives her.

I'm *so* sad.

Nora wrote on January 19, 2008 1:15 AM:

Now it's perhaps time to cheer on the reanimation of the dead: if 9iu11iani wins Florida it can only hurt McCain, who I think at this point is the strongest GOP candidate, so the weaker he is, the better. Far better for Dems if the brokering is among four rather than three candidates.

LiberalTarian wrote on January 19, 2008 11:24 AM:

Ah, yes, the Republican magic shit finger lives. Thank God Giuliani only had a chance to touch things that related to him personally.

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