Another Eric post with an obvious Clinton slant. You really should be ashamed of yourself for your lack of journalistic impartiality. Greg, to his credit, has kept to it when we've pressed him to do so.

Oh, and this one?

From NBC News/WSJ poll:
Obama 46, Clinton 43.

Obama is at 46%, McCain 43%;
Clinton 45%, McCain 44%

I post this again. Zogby today. With Nader and Barr

Obama 45, McCain 42, Barr 3, Nader 1
McCain 44, Clinton 34, Barr 4, Nader 3

Damn it!

How the hell are the superdels going to overturn the pledge delegate count with numbers like these?

How will gotnolife survive reality smacking upside it's face?

2+2=4.

Sheesh. The real story here is that Clinton is cratering. Her only chance is to convince the SDs to overturn the pledged delegates and risk alienating huge segments of the base. Numbers like this aren't going to help her "make her case."

(CBS) Barack Obama leads Hillary Clinton by eight points among Democratic primary voters nationwide, according to a new CBS News/New York Times poll. But fewer expect Obama to be the Democratic nominee than did one month ago, and fewer see him as the Democrat with the best chance of beating presumptive GOP nominee John McCain in November.

Obama leads Clinton 46 percent to 38 percent among Democrats who have either already voted in a primary contest or still plan to, with 14 percent saying they are undecided or don't know whom they support. The eight-point margin marks an increase from April 3rd, when Obama led Clinton by three points.

But a smaller percentage of Democratic primary voters now see Obama, who has been on the defensive following revelations of his controversial former pastor's statements and his leaked comments that some voters had become "bitter," as their party's likely nominee. Fifty-one percent now say they expect Obama to win the nomination, down from 69 percent on April 3rd, while thirty-four percent now expect Clinton to be the nominee, up from 21 percent a month ago.

And while Obama continues to have an advantage over Clinton when it comes to which candidate is seen as more electable, the gap has narrowed there as well. Today, 48 percent of Democratic primary voters think Obama has the best chance of defeating McCain in November, down 8 points from a month ago. Thirty-seven percent say Clinton is more likely to beat McCain.

Complete CBS News Polls:
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General Election Battle:

In a head-to-head match-up with McCain, Clinton fared better than her rival: The New York senator led McCain 48 percent to 43 percent among all registered voters, while Obama and McCain were tied at 45 percent.

Four weeks ago, Obama held a five point lead over McCain. Since then, Obama has lost support among women, particularly white women, while Clinton has maintained her five-point edge.

McCain leads Obama 47 percent to 44 percent among all female registered voters. That marks a 16 point swing from a month ago, when Obama led McCain 51 percent to 38 percent among the group. Among white women, McCain has extended his edge over Obama from four points to seventeen. He leads Obama 55 percent to 38 percent among the group.

Women favor Clinton over McCain 53 percent to 40 percent.

Obama's unfavorable rating has risen over the past month. On April 3rd, he was viewed favorably by 43 percent of registered voters and unfavorably by 24 percent. Now he is viewed favorably by 39 percent and unfavorably by 34 percent - a ten point increase in unfavorable rating.

Fifty percent of Clinton supporters say they would be dissatisfied if Obama becomes the party's nominee. Fewer Obama backers would be unhappy if Clinton got the nod, with 35 percent saying they would be dissatisfied.

Thirty-five percent of Clinton voters say they would vote for McCain in the fall if Obama is the Democratic nominee. Twenty-three percent of Obama supporters say they would crossover if Clinton heads the ticket.

More than two in three Democratic primary voters say their nominee will not be clear until the party's convention in late August. Forty-three percent say that if the nomination race continues through the summer it will hurt the eventual nominee’s chances in the general election.

Well there goes Hillary's argument about how she can beat McCain. One third of her support in the Primaries is coming from McCain supporters who are trying to weaken Obama. Hillary would lose most of those voters to McCain in a general election. McCain would beat Hillary in a landslide, and the Clintons would destroy the Democrats in Congress again.

It Takes A Clinton To Raze Our Party.

They did it once, and they want to do it again.

THe number against McCain will improve as he goes head to head against him. Unreal that Barack is doing this well - after getting hammered daily for weeks by two other candidates!! Amazing!!!

And on Intrade, Hillary's numbers are worse than Bush's very low approval rating.

These polls must drive Clinton and her tribe nuts. All those hours and bad food. All the crap they've thrown at Obama and nothing.

Obama's lead over Hillary grows from 3 points to 8, and the Times Web site manages to hang this headline on the story: Loss and Ex-Pastor Hurt Obama in Poll.

Talk about cherry-picking facts to fit a narrative. For days, people have been hearing talking heads say the PA loss and Wright are hurting Obama. So they THINK the race has gotten tighter; that's all the Times poll shows. But this media-driven PERCEPTION that the race has gotten tighter is enough for the Times to say that the PA loss and Wright have hurt Obama -- even though Obama has actually gained ground.

Obama: takes a lickin' and keeps on tickin'.

dear talking points,
1 swiftboat michele not proud swiftboat
2 swiftboat farrakhan
3 swiftboat goolsbee
4 swiftboat plagiarist
5 swiftboat wright
6 swiftboat typical white woman
7 swiftboat bowling
8 swiftboat orange juice
9 swiftboat bitter
10 swiftboat weatherman
11 swiftboat flag pin
12 swiftboat 9.2 double digit
13 swiftboat wright2
breaking news...from msm...obama's negatives are up. hillary has made a comeback.

Another danger sign for Obama: In the last poll his personal rating was 43% favorable to only 24% unfavorable. Now it's 39% favorable and 34% unfavorable, a ten-point increase in his negatives.

Gee, I can't imagine why. Who's he running against again? The Clintons, McCain, the RNC, the NRCC, Republican AND Democratic 527's? Maybe that has something to do with it. Ya think?

It's now time for the media to start telling us daily how "tough and resilient" Obama is.

We've been hearing it for months about Clinton, and she's essentially been ignored by the opposition.

Obama has been smeared for 2 months.

I'll wait for it.